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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 23, 1774

Page

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Military Promotions and Inoculations Reported in London Gazette

From PetersmouRrGe and Hague dated March to April 25 18th century reports detail promotions including the Prince of Hesse Darmstadt to lieutenant general and the Prince of Anhalt to brigadier. Potemkin named lieutenant colonel of Preobrazinsky. A Bibikow detachment countered rebels near Cathrinenbourg, while inoculations for Prince William Frederick and Princess Frederica Lewisa Wilhelmina were deemed successful. Henry Owen to assume Cunliffe surname with royal licence and arms.

PetersmouRrGe Maren Prince of Hesse Darmstadt Prince of Anhalt Potemkin Bibikow Cathrinenbourg Hague William Frederick Frederica Lewisa Wilhelmina Princess of Orange St. James’s Henry Owen Lincoln’s Inn County of Middlesex Joseph Owen Sheffield

Warden presents Rev John Sandford to Chelsfield rectory

In Oxford last week the Warden and College of All Souls unanimously presented the Rev John Sandford to the rectory of Chelsfield with Farnborough annexed in Kent, valued at upwards of a year. Cambridge reports a failed examination measure rejected 47 to 43, then 44 to 37. Hereford notes the Snow Sally sailed from Haverfordwest to Philadelphia with handicraftsmen and families seeking curiosity or escape from home.

Oxford College of All Souls John Sandford Chelsfield Farnborough Kent Cambridge Whefton Trinity Hubbard Emanuel Hereford Haverfordwest Quay Jones Philadelphia

Ship News Arrivals and Messages from April 22

Arrivals list at multiple ports and ongoing shipments include the Magna Charta and Royal Charlotte sailing to Maryland and Carolina. Several vessels depart or remain, with wind conditions and passages noted for ships such as the Dantzick Packet and Amity's Desire. Royal Charlotte sails for Maryland. Batchelor and Loxely Nancy pass by. London departures and Bristol Packet arrivals are recorded, plus English court audiences at St James's and a turnpike road committee meeting on weighing engines.

Dear Arriy Wind W Henzell Virginia Wailkes Tracey Dartmouth Haywood Elwick Hamburgh Dantzick Packet Horsely Streights Amity’s Desire Howland Quebec Swift Lante Dean Sitters Henry Bennet Chester William Jeffrys Liverpool Elizabeth Smith London Borondale Bristol Friendship Carolina Liberty Shafto Elys St. James’s Porto Rico St. Thomas Perry Crabb Island Madrid Paris Germany Vessailles Grand Duke Port Royal Mattocks Bermudas Lys St. Domingo Bourdeaux Azores St. George’s Day Royal Academy Pallmal Marquis of Carmarthen Bessborough Offory Seaforth Viscount Joseph Banks Edmund Burke Topham Beauclerk William Bunbury Fouquiere Charles Crowle Saunders Welch Matthew Duane David Garrick Geo. Cotman Samuel Foote Elgrs Geo. Colebrooke Nimeguen Cardinal Trieste Geo. Prescot Susannah Long Beefton Long Bishopsgate-street Thorpe Southwark W Nelson Nelson Lisbon Joseph Hoare Samuel Hoare Leicester-fields Powell Dorking Surry Elizabeth Anyking Haveringwell Essex Marriot Miss Johnson Johnson Albemarle-street Piccadilly Islington James Kalesfon Culloden Duke of Cumberland John Lee Burton Overy Leicestershire Oxford Thomas Sayre Portsmouth James White Stone

Excerpt on trade weights and Exeter hospital plan

A broad compiled news fragment discusses trade burdens on weight limits, penalties for overloading, and a proposal by Lester to introduce a bill for erecting hospitals and workhouses in Exeter. It also includes overseas dispatches from The Hague and Warsaw about governance in Poland, Dutch naval measures, and various European court movements.

Exeter Hague Warsaw Poland Peterburgh Prince Gallitzin Orenbourg Petersourgh Count Romanzow Anhalt Bernbure Unghar Potemkin Varna Ocober Chelm Lemberg Vienna Petersburgh Russia Baron Stackelberg Lower Elbe Europe France Prussia Anfterdam St. Eustatia Wellel Perry Jamaica

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