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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 17, 1760

Page

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Written Words and the Value of Modern Books in Society

In a reflective monologue the narrator contrasts the demand for new books with unread shelves, praising modern authors for shaping contemporary culture while noting the enduring worth of antiquity. He argues for state support of writers to elevate public instruction and moral improvement, and cites English and French literary cultures to illustrate freedom, responsibility, and merit.

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Night attack at Maltzberg and Dymel crossing details

Long dispatches recount a daring assault near Maltzberg and the Dymel river. British and allied forces, led by Prince Ferdinand and officers like Maxwell, Kingsley, and Belling, pressed into Maltzberg and nearby towns, seizing prisoners and artillery with minimal casualties. Reports note swift retirements of Swedish and French forces, and ongoing movements from Warburg to Prentzlow amid broader campaigns.

Admiralty reports French fort taken by Prince Frederick force

From London Sept 16 1760 Lord Howe in the Magnanime with the Prince Frederic and Bedford attacked a fort on the isle Dumet it surrendered soon after. Nine cannon were found two killed and six wounded in the Bourbon garrison. Bedford sustained no harm. From Strafourgh Swedish army Sept 1 Count Fersen joined with corps on Sept 23 the army advanced to Galenbeckssee skirmishes occurred Captain Silverschold and Lieutenant were captured by Prussians. The enemy attacked Boldeckow Zinzow area Sept 7 26 27 three attacks failed Major Platen Sparr camp losses small.

Daily Register of Commerce and Intelligence London Dumat Lord Howe Major Bulow Zierenberg Durenberg Maltzberg Greys Iniskillings Grenadiers Prince M. de Norman Dauphine M. de Comelias Clermont Griffin Kingsley George Lenox Warburgh Wirtemberg Brunswic Saxony Stutterheim Dauer Prentzlow Ancam Demmin Schonwalden Paffewalck Anclam Kattelew Belling Friedland Cavel Podezarte Silbersehold Spantekow Ruhlmann Knobelsdorff Hussars Rollwitz Gahlenbeck Strasburgh Ferdinandshoff Jagow Tarchenberg Paflewalck Blindow Admiralty Sir Edward Hawke Prince Frederic Bedford Isle- Dumet Prince Frederick Regiment of Bourbon His Strafourgh Uckermarck Count Fersen Sven Galenbeckssee Silverschold Thre Favorize Boldeckow Zinzow Count Sparr Platen Woferow Rheberg Stirneld Carplan Sparr Barra Serjeant

Port News Briefs From Sept Trade and Sailings

Port News records describe September sailings to the westward by the Granada Union Davis and two sloops, Argo cruising and Rebecca Martin bound for Bremen, John and Susannah heading to Virginia, and St George Dreadnought victualler ships alongside Thomas Jane Barlow. Alexander Atkins and Ruffin Merchant remain at Botton.

Port News Deal S.W Granada Union Davis Argo Rebecca Martin Bremen John Susannah Mudie Virginia His Majesty St.George Thomas Jane Barlow Alexander Atkins Ruffin Gaitskill Botton

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