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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1760

Page

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Fragmented critique of learned men chasing minutiae in science

A letter from Lien Chi Ahangi to Fam Hoam mocks European scholars for their narrow focus on tiny objects and speculative antiquity. It contrasts obsessive dissecters of caterpillars and butterflies with, among others, debates about China’s origins and Noahic genealogies. The text laments vain pursuits and notes military movements in Saxony and Silesia during 1757, ending with a cordial sign-off.

Jeff Iran China Egypt Sefoftris Ganges Manter Atoes Zoes Menes Noah Jut Fohi Noah Fahi iFobi Sefostris

Public Letter Critiques Prussia France War Alliances

A writer hosts a polemic against a European power alliance, arguing Britain should not support Prussia as the king fought the French as his own enemy, not Britain's. The piece accuses an ally of prevarication and defends the French campaign as misread, contending Prussia’s actions did not merit British backing or entanglement.

Electorate of Saxony Silesia Hanover Hessia Prussia Kweidnitz Rosbach Dresden Schweidnitz Saxony Gilesia Lower Elb Stade Haftenbeck Magdeburgh Ibeen Germany C. Apd Great Britain Maudert Exzlip Co Britain Closter-Seven Richelieu

Verses on Marriage and Moral Refinement in Verse

A fragmented late eighteenth or early nineteenth century poem extols marriage as a means to temper appetite and refine taste. It contrasts heedless pleasure with noble virtue, urging to resist extravagance and cherish mutual aid, virtue, and enduring joy. It envisions future blessings and immortalizing influence of worth and grace.

Bath Notices Mention Prayers and Gaming Rooms

A short fragment notes that at Bath the subscription books were open for prayers at the abbey and gaming at the rooms, referencing SLR and others in a local public notice context. The text is incomplete but indicates period civic activities.

Bath

Philadelphia and Nantucket Privateers Departures in 1780s

The Philadelphia port reports ships listed as entered and outward, with captains and destinations. Privateers from St Kitts, Jamaica, Halifax, Rhode Island, and Barbadoes prepare to sail, while men of war block Martinico making entry/exit difficult.

Philadelphia Cobourn St. Kitts Martinico Custom-house Bunker Nantucket Providence Bucklin Rhode Island Rachel Grant Liverpool Lydia Callender Jamaica Whitehill Greenway Ditto Sally Eaton North Carolina Hannah Elanover Miller Otter Howell Tenerife Ann Kennedy Piscataqua Susannah Adams Halifax Rebecca Wooldridge Robert Hall -for-Cape Fear Industry Burrows Bermuda Quebec Trondon Watson Barbadoes Prince of Orange Cheesman Carolina Britannia Tillet New-York Robart Hall Newman Maryland Molly Sparks Nancy Dyer South Carolina Little Betty Frost Gordon Bowd Bristol Forster Toogoodge Lang Antigua Betsey Warner

Shipping arrivals and arrivals at Gravesend and merchants

Nov 19 ships sailed for the river and Liverpool and Leghorn. Indiaman Wind Sailed from the Jamaica run arrived yesterday. Vessels named include Winchitlea Est Indiaman Miriam Hopton Prince Henry and more from Petersburgh Stockholm Hamburg and Stettin. crews and destinations noted.

Deal S. W Nichold Edle Peterson Leghorn Prince Henry Wilkinson Liverpool Miriam Swainton Hopton Wood Jamaica Gravesend Loyal Johnson Wallington Stpon Providence Bonas Nelly Peter Covert Speedwell Heyler Thomas Jane Skinner Ferdinand Sanders Prosper Beezer Hodgkin Fothergill Sollitt Petersburgh Four Brothers Weblon Forsgate Stockholm Hipeter Gibbon Henrietta Opman Hamburgh John and Elizabeth Cork Stettin

Loyal Address and Naval Appointments Reported

The Lords presented a humble address to the king at St James's in praise of his reign and alliances. Letters from Quebec note General Amherst arriving October 2 and departing Montreal after a brief stay. Captain Adams takes command of the Diana and Captain Bateman of the Euros. Commodore Lord Colville to winter at Halifax. Hull advices report many prisoners dying from a flux, a distemper spreading for two months.

London St. James’s Quebec Gen. Amherst Otober Montreal Adams Diana North America Bateman Euros Northumberland Lord Colville Halifax Hull Yorkshire

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