Public Ledger Newspaper Archives, Nov 26, 1760, p. 1

Philosophers, monarchy, and liberty across nations and ages

Translation notes a dialogue on governance and liberty, arguing that despotism is abuse of monarchy while anarchy harms republics. It contemplates the balance of powers, the role of philosophers, and the rights and duties of citizens in England, Sweden, Holland, Switzerland, and Italy, with reflections on religion, progress, and rule.

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Nimegnen Spain Mexico Péru Naples Sicily Parma House of Bourbon Charles XII Sweden Poland Denmark Ace Heriogr Reali England Holland Switzerland Geneva Turkey Amsterdam Morocco China Republic of Lucca Germany Asia Palestine Norway Lee X Anna St. Peter

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Letter to the Public Ledger Note on a Missed Item

A reader recalls a letter seen in last Monday's issue and mentions a piece that accidentally fell in a forgotten time. The writer asks the editor to publish if deemed worthy, but leaves the decision up to the newspaper.

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Admiral Rodney sails westward with ships of war

Deal in 18th century news reports Admiral Rodney commands ships of war and sails westward after last night’s voyage Remaining vessels include Tartar bound for Sheerness with other men of war and merchant ships to Cork and Plymouth plus several named vessels bound for Falmouth Waterford Cadiz and other ports, listing crews and captains.

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Deal Nev Admiral Rodney Tartar Sheerness Planter Deacon Grace Bella Keet Cork London Pacquet Davis Little Jenny Clegg Farlupe Hodge Cy Cadiz Ann Beny New Shoreham Grimsteads Emery Merchant Scourfield Agenoath Lamb Skinner Plymoy Frader Burnett Waterford Nancy Hooking Falmouth

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Dublin City aligns with George the Third in sorrow and loyalty

The London Gazettes record Dublin City officials and citizens offering humble congratulations to King George the Third upon his accession, expressing loyalty, grief for the late sovereign, and hope for a long, glorious reign. The address notes the crown's role in upholding laws, religion, and liberties, signed November 3, 1760. The Quakers of Ireland also Martial—“We, thy dutiful and faithful Subjects”—share in the mourning.

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Dublin George Great Britain Ireland

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