Page fragment on art society and royal regard in 1761
A reader letters page discusses an upcoming Brokers and Sign-painters exhibition postponed till after a birthday, praising English art and fearing foreign plots. It contrasts Tiberius and Lewis XI, noting their secrecy, dissimulation, astrology beliefs, and cruel policies, with a debate on religion and state power. It previews translations and a court register publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bedford
Anager
Old England
Funet
F. F
Tiberius
Lewis XI
France
Augustus
Monsieur de’ St. Evremond
Caligula
Nero
Domitian
Rome
Rhodes
Lewis
Lewis XII
Germanicus
Piso
Plancina
Syria
Capree
Tacitus
Zuliam
Thrasyllus
Coleman
Tiberiu
Teething Tinctures Sold by Greenough and Newbery in London
Long used by nobility and gentry for TEETH and SCURVY IN THE GUMS, with Royal Letters patent. bottles sold at the King's Arms and Pestle Mortar Ludgate Street and Bible and Sun St Paul’s Churchyard. Tints preserve teeth, cure scurvy, and tooth ache relieves pain quickly. counterfeiters warned, genuine bottles labeled T GREE NOUGH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Jolliffe
St. James's Street
C. Hitch
L.hawes
J. Richardson
S. Crowder
M. Cooper
Stationers Hall
J. Robson
Brindley’s
New Bond-Street
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-Street
J. Walter
Charing-Cross
Knights of the Bath
Beerage
Scotland
Virgil
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Paris
Pont Neuf
Pont Royal
Versalles
Palace of Marly
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London
J. Hoey
Skinner-Row
Dublin
Great Britain
Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Thomas Greenough
King’s Arms
St. Paul’s
Prussian and Swedish Forces Move Amid War News
London Gazette reports Hamburghs Maytai and Prussian troops under Prince of Würtemberg marching toward Stettin to block Russian advances toward Prussian Pomerania. Colonel Belling watches Mecklen burg with 2 000 to 3 000 men. Diplomatic notes from Havrincourt urge peace talks, subsidy proposals, and dual congress plan to involve England, France, Sweden, and Russia for a general European settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of
Stiigaw
Hohenfriedberg
Aix la Chapelle
Trefignies
al Alsace
Lower Rhine
Cent
Chartres
Vogue
Cologne
Roial
Damas
Orleans
Marshal Broglio
Hesse
Prince of Soubize
Marthal Broglio
Cassel
Ziegenhain
Hirschfeldt
Europe
Sweden
Germany
Westphalia
d’Havrincourt
France
London
England
Port News Shipping Arrivals and Departures in Dover
Dover reports arrivals including Industry Bry for New York and three others from Amsterdam, Stockholm, and London with stores aboard the Minerva, Star, and Woolwich Transport. Vessels Zeeport Claren bound for the West Indies and Thomas Henry Talley for Bristol sailed. Wind NNW. ships remain in the Downs as before with St George and Judith transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New S. Dover
Fane
Industry
Bryfor
Amsterdam
New York
Three Brothers
Londons
St. Nicholas
Chatham
Stockholm
Minerva Cartel
Star
Woolwich Transport
London
Zeeport
Claren
West Indies
Thomas and Henry
Talley
Bristol
Deal
Wind N. N. W
Downs
St. George
Jenss
Gibraltar
Judith
Popplewell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pupric Lepger
Homer
Pelides
Miffon
Italy
Addison
Switzerland
Keysler
Hungary
Stevens
Pantheon
Marquis de Havrincourt
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