17th - 18th Century Burney Collection Newspapers
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Die Datenbank enthält digitalisierte englische Zeitungen und Flugschriften (insgesamt 1.270 Titel) des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts aus der Sammlung des Geistlichen Charles Burney (1757-1817).
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- Oracle  314
- Morning Chronicle  313
- Star and Evening Advertiser (1788)  313
- Sun  313
- True Briton (1793)  312
- Morning Herald  309
- Morning Post  307
- Times  280
- Evening Mail  156
- Lloyd's Evening Post  156
- London Chronicle  156
- Whitehall Evening Post (1770)  155
- St. James's Chronicle or the British Evening Post  154
- General Evening Post  152
- London Packet or New Evening Post  142
- Express and Evening Chronicle  72
- Bell's Weekly Messenger  52
- E. Johnson's British Gazette and Sunday Monitor  52
- Observer  51
- Craftsman or Say's Weekly Journal  50
- Mirror of the Times  47
- Prince's London Price Current  45
- Weekly Register (1798)  39
- Prices of Foreign Grain (Browne Byles & Browne)  36
- Anti-Jacobin or Weekly Examiner  28
- Courier  4
- London Gazette Extraordinary  3
- Prezzi Correnti di Livorno (Giacomo Duclou)  3
- Price Current of Leghorn (James Duclou)  3
- Prices Corrent of Thomas Panton & Son (James Duclou)  3
- Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England  2
- Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England (3 April 1798)  2
- Price Current of Leghorn  2
- Price Current of the Principal Articles Imported from America in Our Currency & British Sterling Money  2
- English Chronicle  1
- His Majesty's Most Gracious Speech to Both Houses of Parliament  1
- London Evening Post  1
- Morning Advertiser  1
- Prices Current (Miscellaneous Printed Material)  1
- Prix Courant di Livorne (Jacques Duclou)  1
- Public Ledger  1
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- printed by H. Taylor (Pemberton-row), at the Oracle and Daily Advertiser office, corner of Holywell-street, Strand, and published at No 33, Fleet-street, by J. Mackenzie, of the Strand. Advertisments, essays, letters, and articles of intelligence are received at the office; Mr. [Richard] Martin, St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill; at the Antigallican Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street and at Mr. Dawson's, agent for Bath; who receives regularly by express, and distributes a very considerable number of this paper, on the first day of its [p]ublication  314
- printed by B[uchanan]. Millan, and sold at no. 112, in the Strand, opposite Exeter-'Change; where advertisements, orders for the paper, letters for the editor, &c. will be received  313
- printed by P[eter]. Stuart, no. 31. Exeter-street, Catherine-street, Strand; where advertisemnets, articles of intelligence, &c. addressed to the printer are received  313
- published by R[obert]. Westley, No. 201, opposite St. Clement's Church, Strand, where advertisements, letters, &c. are received. Advertisements are also taken in at Mr. Taylor's, New Lloyd's Coffee-House, over the Royal Exchange; Mr. [John] Walker's, printseller, No. 7, Cornhill; Mr. [Theophilus] Thornton's bookseller, Southampton Street, Covent-Garden; and at Mr. [William] Moore's, bookseller, No. 308, Oxford-Street, one door from Bond-Street  313
- printed by A. Wilson; and sold at no. 5, Catherine-Street, Strand, where advertisements, orders for the paper, letters for the editor, &c. will be received; and by Mr. Taylor, Lloyd's Coffee-House, Royal Exchange  312
- printed by J[ames]. S[mith]. Barr No.18, Catherine-street, in the Strand: where advertisements, letters to the editor; (post-paid) and articles of intelligence will be received. Advertisements likewise taken in by Mr. Newman, New-England Coffee-house, behind the Royal Exchange; and [Edward] Macklew, bookseller, opposite the King's Theatre, Hay-Market  309
- printed and sold by Charles Say, in Newgate Street, where advertisements, letters, articles of intelligence for this paper are received; at Mr. Owen's at Homer's-Head, near Temple Bar; and the following coffee-houses, viz. Sam's, at the Custom-House; Grigsby's, behind the Royal-Exchange; the Rainbow, in Cornhill; the Amsterdam, Pensylvania, New-York, and Pensacola, in Birchin-Lane; and by James Dixwell, Stationer, at the bottom of St. Martin's-Lane, near Charing-Cross. Note. No advertisements received after seven o'clock in the evening  307
- printed by R. Nutkins, at the Logographic Press, Printing-House Square, near Apothecaries Hall, Blackfriars; where advertisements, essays, letters, and articles of intelligence are taken in. Also at Mr. Whiteave's, watch-maker, No.30, opposite St. Dunstan's-Church, Fleet-street; Mr. Grives's, stationer, No.103, corner of Fountain Court, Strand; Mr. Axtell's, No1. Finch-lane, Cornhill; and at Mr. Metenius, confectioner, Charing Cross  280
- Sold by J[ohn]. Wilkie, at the Bible, in St. Paul's Church-Yard, where advertisements, and letters to the authors are taken in: and where all persons who choose to be regularly served with this paper are desired to apply  156
- printed by J[ohn]. Walter and T. Holl, at the Logographic Press, Printing-house Square, Blackfriars; where advertisements, essays, letters, and articles of intelligence are received: also at No. 169, Piccadilly, at Mr. Whiteave's, No. 50, opposite St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street, at of Mr. Viner, Bond-Street, Bath. - Orders for this paper will be executed with the greatest punctuality by applying as above, or of the clerks of the roads at the General Post Office, Lombard-Street  156
- sold by W[illiam]. Nicoll, in St. Paul's Church-Yard, by whom all persons may be regularly served with this paper. Letters to the editor and advertisements will be received at Lloyd's Coffee-house, and at the publisher's  156
- Sold by C. Corbett, stock broker, at the State Lotery-Office, No. 30, opposite St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet-Street, where advertisements and letters of intelligence are taken in. Advertisements are also taken in, by T. Wright, No. 126, Chancery-Lane, Fleet-Street; Mr. Gardner, at Cowley's Head, opposite St. [C]lement's Church, in the Strand; Mr. Pearch, No. 12, Cheapside and at the St. James's Cofee House, and the Smyrna, Pall-Mall  155
- Printed by Henry Baldwin, at the Britannia printing-office, White-Friars, Fleet-Street, where advertisements are taken in, and letters to the author received  154
- printed for and sold by J[ames]. Roberts in Warwick-Lane, where advertisements and letters of intelligence are taken in; also by J[ohn]. Pemberton, at the Golden Buck against St. Dunstan's Church, and J[ohn]. Shuckburgh at the Sun next the Inner Temple-Gate in Fleet-street  152
- Printed for T. Evans, No. 54, Pater-noster-Row, where advertisements, and letters to the author, will be taken in.-Advertisements, &c. are also taken in by F. Blyth, bookseller, No. 12, Finch-Lane, and Mr. Brown, bookseller, the corner of Essex-Street, in the Strand  142
- printed by J[ohn]. Vint, No. 335, Strand, opposite Somerset House. Sold by all the news-vendors in town; also, by Mr. J. Robertson, bookseller, Edinburgh; and Mr. Campbell, Wine Street, Bristol  72
- Printed by J[ohn]. Bell, British Library, opposite Southampton-street, Strand  52
- Printed for E. Johnson, No. 4. Ludgate-Hill, where letters and advertisements are taken in  52
- printed and published W. Locke, No. 283, Strand, opposite Norfolk-Street, where advertisements and articles of intelligence will be received.  51
- printed at the Gazetteer Printing-office, at No. 3, in Newgate-street, price two-pence halfpenny, delivered to any part of the town or place adjacent; where every thing in the printing business is executed with expedition, and on moderate terms  50
- Printed by J. Crowder, No. 12, Warwick-Court, Warwick-Lane, Newgate-Street; where orders, advertisements, &c. post-paid, are received, and by the different newsmen  47
- Published by subscription (for the benefit of Mr. Prince's family) every Friday, at the office, No.2, St. Swithin's Lane, Lombard-Street, near the General Post-Office ...  45
- printed and published by T[homas]. Gillet, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street. Advertisements are received by T[homas]. Chapman, no. 151, Fleet-Street  39
- published by J. Wright, No. 169, opposite Old Bond-street, Piccadilly; by whom orders for the paper, and all communications of correspondents, addressed to the editor of the Anti-Jacobin; or, Weekly examiner, will be received. Sold also by all the booksellers and newsmen in town and country  28
- printed by R. Harris, No. 38, Charing-Cross, where advertisements, &c. are taken; and at the following places: Mr. Boosey's, bookseller, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange; Mr. Axtell's, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Mr. Rider's, bookseller, no. 12, Ludgate-hill; Mr. Mason's, bookseller, Piccadilly; and at Mr. Latham's, College-Green, Bristol  4
- s.n.  4
- Printed by E. Owen, in Amen-Corner  3
- printed (fo [sic] the Friendly Association of Publicans) by J[ohn]. Fellowes, no. 11 Catherine-street, Strand, where advertisements and letters to the editor are received  1
- printed by J.S. Barr, at the Paper Warehouse, (No. 139) opposite Catherine-Street, Strand, where advertisements, articles of intelligence, and letters to the editor are received. Orders for this paper will be executed with punctuality and dispatch, by applying to the publisher; to Mr. Hargrave, at the Rainbow Coffee-house, Cornhil; to J. Harding, on the Point, Portsmouth; or at the Clerks of the Roads, at the General Post-Office  1
- printed by R[ichard]. Nutt in the Old Baily near Ludgate; where advertisements are taken in. Advertisements are also taken in by J[oseph]. Pote at the Golden Door over-against Suffolk-street End, Charing-Cross; and H. Whitridge at the Royal Exchange  1
- printed by Thomas Baskett, and by the assigns of Robert Baskett  1
- printed for W. Bristow, publisher, at the Register-Office next the Great Toy-Shop in St. Paul's Church-Yard: where advertisements and letters to the authors (post paid) are taken in  1
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