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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 01, 1771

Page

3

Fanny Forward Recalls a Humorous Regency Conversation

In a witty exchange at Raneégé a young woman laments dress flaws and social constraints. A sly gentleman jokes that married women flirt most, leaving her pondering men and marriage while she endures fashionable pressures and public scorn.

Curious Quotation From Aubrey Manuscript in Ashmole

A fragment recounts Monk later Duke of Albemarle in the Tower and Nan Clarges a blacksmiths daughter who aided him in want. She bore him a child and faced a shared murky reputation with her mother a barber and woman of ill fame. A ballad sang of five women barbers from Drury Lane.

Monk Albermarle Nan Clarges Drury Lane

A Song on Swag by Miss Jameson at Vauxhall Gardens

A lyric in four parts describes longing for exclusive love over fleeting flattery. The speaker rejects social ascent and seeks a single devoted soulmate, preferring a tranquil home and steady affection to public praise and wanderings.

Miss Jameson

This Day Magazine Advertisement F1 Avery Man's Magazine

This item announces This Day printed for the Authors and sold by multiple booksellers across Great Britain and Ireland. It notes sixpence price, a frontispiece and three copper plates, with a Dr Arne song. It mentions comic and serious subjects drawn by capital engravers.

Arne Avery Man’s Magazine F. Blyth Royal Exchange Fletcher Oxford Mefi. Fletcher and Hodson Cambridge Ethrington York Wilson Dublin Great Britain Ireland Apollo Trucoh George Buchanan Universal Magazine of Knowledge Avicenes Escurial England House of Commons Charles Joshua Waller Vauxhall Dido Hinton King’s Arms Paternofter-row Warwick-lane Great-Britain Universal Magazine É&C

Polish general Pulawski defeats several Russian detachments in raid

In a daring series of clashes around Maydan and Zamotki Pulawski led attacks against Russian and allied forces, routing multiple detachments, capturing prisoners and booty, and forcing a retreat as Confederates endured heavy casualties. The engagement ended with Poles withdrawing in orderly fashion amid greater enemy pressure. Rome reports the Pope sending a brief permitting Nicola Pagliarini to return to the city after exile for anti Jesuit writings.

France Warsaw Rushans Tyniec Landskron Sieur Pulawski Szachow Szawarow Pulawski Micha Maydan Kolbaizowa Zamotki Acarce Rome Portugal Nicola Pagliarini

Young man falls to death while taking goldfinch nest

In August at Bagbury near Evercreech a youth, servant to Farmer Stokes, climbed a high elm to take a goldfinch nest. A dead limb broke, he fell, and was found dead with a broken neck and fractured skull.

S. Brisol Stokes Bagbury Evercreech

Ship News Arrivals and Departures List

Arrivals at Dover Lancaster Dumfries Liverpool Tobago Newfounland Falmouth Portsmouth Cadiz and New York list ships and origins including Susanna La Mar from Virginia Horatio Scougal from Maryland and Diana from Lendor with other vessels and routes noted. The report records ships departing Jamaica Guernsey Casro Bay and River passages aboard several vessels.

Dear Wind Swift Langy Liberty Blackwell Maryland Beaver Coffin New York Brothers Davis Virginia Queen Harrison South Carolina Sally Mathews Pool Henry Richardson Jamaica Rainbow Guernsey Margaritta Charlee North Chippen Westmorland Rowe Casro Bay Dover Susanna la Mar Tomlinson Horatio Scougal Lancaster James Patten Dumfries Johanna Anariette Gettenburgh Liverpool Batfon Creenland Tobago Diana Jeffrys St. Augustine Grant Reynolds London

Duke of Gloucester to Portsmouth for Mediterranean voyage

London reports indicate the Duke of Gloucester plans to depart Thursday for Portsmouth to board HMS Venus on a voyage to the Mediterranean. Banks, one of the Transit of Venus expedition members, was introduced to the King at St James's. Sir Charles Hardy seeks a Plymouth seat in Parliament, expected elected unopposed. The Lord Mayor plans an elegant Mansion House entertainment for Distinction and Aldermen. Extracts from Amsterdam and Paris discuss a 60 million florin loan and palace precautions for the King's safety. Voltaire entertains two English visitors at Ferney before presenting them to a lively company of actresses. Ship news tracks Vansittart, Northington, Worcester, and others arriving or sailing, with losses and cargo updates. Local vignettes include Hackney venison feast, Wilkes controversy, a ball dispute, and various petty crimes and accidents.

London Royal Duke of Gloucester Portsmouth Venus Mediterranean Banks South Seas St. James's Lord Beauchamp Charles Hardy Plymouth Francis Holburne Amsterdam Paris Joussinau de Tordonne Baron de Breteuil England Voltaire Ferney Offeer Vansittart Lewin India-house Beacheyhead Cont and Bay St. Helena Northington Sealy Bombay Worcester Hell Bengal Bridgewater Skotto China Ganges Benjamhin Redhead Greenland Hull Endeavour North Star Dunbar Fir Theacher Livingston Jamaica Virginia Hackney Erie Potts Wilkes Rackney Iris Dogget Abraham Badman Queenhithe Samuel Robins Horflydown Waterman Hungerford Miss Westminster Mel, Robinson Harper Richardson Sir John Fielding Limehouse-hole Sackville-street Prince-street

Bed and bedding theft turns into mistaken purchase tale

An apothecary hours later discovers a bed and bedding carried home by a man who believed he was buying it at auction. The offender had hidden the hidden load, thinking he was reclaiming it from an apothecary. The scene ends with the apothecary aiding the man to depart with his mistaken prize. Promotions and marriages follow in a separate notice, along with deaths at South Audley Street and Hotwells.

Richard Brooke Regiment of Dragoon Guards John Mansell John Griffiths Royal Regiment of Horse-Guards John Pethall Stoke Bis Herefordshire James Roberts Stonely Warwickshire John Moore Welbeckstreet Cavendish-quare Sophia Saunders Henrietta -Street Cavendith -Quare Thomas Watson Elizabeth Hillman Hillman South Audley-street Joseph Cooke Hotwells Bristel Ashby

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