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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 05, 1775

Page

4

Retired Allied Commissaries and Algerian Expedition Losses

Postscript reports W Jerrig noting the Avilian and Polish Commissaries retired with no agreement. Benoit the Profian Minister recalls. Madrid July 18 states four aides de camp wounded in the Algier expedition, and 2 to 12 engineers among the sixteen disembarked.

W. Jerrig Benoit Madrid Algier Amsterdam Ferrol Paris M. de Sartine Mirisse I Bight

Retaken by Carleton? News from Quebec and New York

Extracts discuss false reports of Carleton retaking Forts, dispatches from Quebec stating Carleton was at St. John s building bateaux, orders for naval block and stopping export to France and Spain, and reflections on American independence aims. Includes notices on leaders appointed in Virginia and Philadelphia, plus varied local anecdotes and crime summaries.

Lord Wienson Eden St. John’s St. James’s Park America Ireland France Spain West- Indies Great Britain Jobilee Mr. Ie Itheo Dos Workman Launceston Cornwall Dorchester Worcester Philip Pugh Sarah Pugh Ledbury Herefordshire Gloucefer John Smith Mary Morgan James Tanfield John Best John Chapman Glasgow Packet Bolton Richard Warren Mary-le-Bone Golden-square London Greyte Britain Tunbridge-Wells St. Andrew’s Terras Miles‘s Court Bath

An Appeal to Moderation on Mrs Rudd's Case

A letter to the editor argues against harsh public judgment of Mrs Rudd, urging impartiality and mercy. It condemns sensationalism, notes the magistrates' possible errors, and pleads for humane treatment and civil virtue, with a closing moral to female readers.

Shakespeare Court of King's Bench Rudd King’s J Old Bailey Radd Nate Brothers Grayedge Mra. Rudd Bae

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