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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 12, 1774

Page

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New Sultan to Send Ministers to Courts of Spain and France

A letter from Constantinople reports the new Sultan plans to dispatch ministers to Spain and France. Bakers’ bread regulation sparked a three day sale halt, causing protests, fires, and looting of ships carrying corn. the Grand Constable delayed the reform awaiting calm. In Rome the Pope shows civility to Duke of Cumberland and British guests. royal protocol shifts involve the Duchess of Beauford and palace arrangements.

Constantinople Spain France Rome Duke of Cumberland Duke of Aldobrandini Duchess of Beauford Duke of Bracciani

Lightning strikes cow in Berkeley Park kills animal

In Gloucester on April 11 a cow in Lord Berkeley's park near Berkeley was killed instantly by lightning while a servant girl milking her sustained leg and chest wounds from the cow’s fall. The girl is expected to recover. In Southampton on April 9 a poor man Blake’s house at Milbrook burned down, the family escaping.

Country News Gloucester Lord Berkeley Milbrook

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Across Ports

A long list of ships arriving at and sailing from major ports including Portsmouth Ostend Salerno Bristol Cork Waterford Liverpool Dublin and Jamaica. Vessels named with captains origins and routes such as Liberty Bebell from Waterford Cle mentina Walker from Trapany Grenville Bay from London and Neptune Rowland from Liverpool. Many ships come from or bound for London Liverpool New York Jamaica and other trade hubs with detailed crews and consignments.

Dear Crozan Henry Malvoolf Alicia Blackburn Hunter Nancy Daverton Symmetry Fowler Lively Gray Pallas Holt Thomas Richard Park North America Liberty Rayton Marylands Dolphin Stenger Dublin Mercury Packet East India Portsmouth Bebell Waterford Clementina Walker Trapany Ostend Brabant Cornshus Hull Skangate Creek Polly Syrel Naples Antigua Grenville Bay Cleiland London Salerno Hope, Fisher Liverpool Bristol Byron Fitzhenry Leghorn Peter and John Simmons Campveer Corke Matia Smith New-York Modesty Twohig Endeavour Mayne Maria Norman Gottenburgh Pawn Lifcon Boscawen Caldwell Jenny M‘ilwaine Philadelphia Scanderoon Parker Galley Cheesman Ferror Elizabeth Mary Burrows Jamaica Charming Sally Mill Crook Stangate Creek Pightling Betsey Rolland Zante Whitehaven Badger Wilson New York Landsdown Fallint Virginia Sally Neale Neptune Rowland Batchelor Fairbrother J Seward Hamburgh Hawke, Hall

Lapse in Sheriffs of London and Middlesex summoned stand trial

Yesterday Henry Lawes Luttrell moved in the House of Commons that Stephen Sayre and William Lee, Sheriffs for Middlesex, attend on a fort night in response to a Speaker’s letter. Luttrell alleged the sheriffs acted by order of the House and summoned another person, defying the House’s legal rights. The motion was deemed premature by Lord B—ch mp and opposed by ord N-th, who urged no notice might be taken.

T. T Lord B—chmp Fitzmaurice Great Britain Ireland Mersrs Paine Millway Pearson Goodhall Walker Germany England Glover Hull Air and Calder Navigation House of Commons Monckton Pontefract Peter Taylor Eig Portmouth Royal Naval Portsmouth Plymouth Queen Elizabeth Charles’ the Charles the Second James the Second Anne George the Second Thomas Gage Wlajesty Massachusets Bay Mafety Winchester America Efpontoon Halbert Bartlett Alicant Newfoundland Duke and Duchess of Gloucester Sadler’s Wells Goldsmith Sir Joshua Reynolds Wilton Johnson Westminster Abbey Earl of Blackfriars Poultry Compter Newgate Mr. Jones Chesterfield-street Southwark Dover Elias Worthington Plumer Cavendish Square T. Byde Ranelagh Park Lane Brentford Castle Inn Bunbury Fort St. Philip’s Island of Minorca Wm Taylor John Pritherch Lledwygan Miss Edwards Robert Edwards Beltwyna London Henry Lawes Luttrell Middlesex Stephen Sayre William*Lee Charles Fox Lord B—ch Ord

Quilted coats at reduced prices by William Taylor

Very large assortment of quilted coats on sale at 5 Henrietta Street Covent Garden, supplied by William Taylor from his Minories warehouse. Coats priced to undercut rivals by ten percent, with items including Persian quilted bands, lattins, and superfine Ruffels, all marked low. sale runs biweekly for ladies’ convenience, with no further abatements.

Henrietta- Street Vent William Taylor N. B

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