Public Advertiser

The Public Advertiser was a London newspaper of the 18th century.

They originally appeared as a London Daily Post and General Advertiser simply as General Advertiser and was more or less from ads. After the takeover by his printer, Henry Woodfall, he was re-released as the Public Advertiser, and had at the same time much more news content. 1758 he was appointed by the 19 - year-old son of the printer, Henry Sampson Woodfall, accepted.