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Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 17, 1760

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The Humble Dialogue On Law And Justice Across Ages

A long fragment from The Visitor includes legal satire and a dialogue about Roman and Greek law. It contrasts Solon, Justinian, Tribonius, and Fatianus with modern justice, warns against overblown codes, and argues for simple, noble laws. The piece ends with a defender of Methodists replying to Mr. Frankly.

Prufiam Solon Greece Fatinian Tribonius Diatouce XII Fenelox Cambray Telemachas C. Seton Justinian Sol Cicero

Port News from July 15 18th Century Shipping Update

In Portsmouth area ports the Hounds and St George man of war linger in the Downs with three vitwallers amid a fleet including the Prince George Finglass bound for New York. Vessels Eliza beth Rubber Elizabeth Solbay Hall from North Carolina and others pass by. Jolly Batchelor Thorn ton arrives from Gibraltar as Nathaniel Hunter sails from London to Dublin.

Port News Deal Fuly South Hound Downs St. George Baltimore Prince George Finglass New York Gravesend Elizabeth Rubber Solbay Guernsey Hall North Carolina London Morrel Jersey Jamaica Hope Castor Fom Hambro Canaries Jolly Batchelor Thornton Gibraltar Dublin Nathaniel

Forty Roman Months Debate in Electoral College

London reports a heated session on a new Roman months decree from the emperor. In the electoral college 7 votes backed forty months while Brunswick warned of reprisals against Hanover Wolfenbüttel and Hesse. 58 princes supported the measure with 14 against, 7 seats vacant, 4 absent. The majority aligned with the emperor's plan and the matter closed on the 30th. If fully adopted, the grant could yield two million crowns in revenue.

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