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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1771

Page

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Inundation Strains Burghers Levy Tax for Supplies

The Burghers of Hamburg resolve a tax of one quarter per cent on capitals and estates to fund extraordinary inundation expenses. Churches raised 27,440 sharks and the British factory donated 1669 marks as relief. Storms and lightning devastated shipping, fires destroyed 26 galleys and a pitch magazine. Berlin reports three weeks of near constant rain causing great damage.

London Gazette Hamburgh Thinwersitin Ferling Kaminot Ostroff East West Indies Berlin Almos

Foreign affairs note and Baltic incident amid Ottoman signaling justice

The Porte in Constantinople orders interpreters and officials to approach it directly for justice, bypassing former informal conferences. Russian arrest of Envoy Van Howsn amid Lithuanian unrest follows an alleged pro-rebels stance. A Venetian galley mutiny near Dalmatia ends in capitulation under harsh terms, while India trade wanes after East India Company decline, and a Princess of Orange miscarriage and recovery are reported from Hague.

Constantinople Porte Warforu van Howsn Coutland Lithuania Iria Venice Dal Mmatia Hisself Hitself Duguf India Sehe East-India Company Hague Orange Leo

Durham PROMOTION Moves Holders Among Prebendaries

Newcastle August 17 reports the promotion of the Rev Dr Moore to Deputy of Canterbury. Among the Durham prebendaries are two bishops Gloucester and Oxford and two deans Winchester and Canterbury. William Reed Thomas Gattery and Iola Swan, sailors tied to the Tyne riot of March, were indicted and fined at the last assizes and jailed. Reed six months Guttery and Swan three months each with sureties for good behavior.

New S&s. Neawcastle Moore Canterbury Durham Gloucester Oxford Winchester William Reed Thomas Gattery Iola Swan Tyne Reed Guttery Swan

Shipping Arrivals and Crews Under Winds at Sea Ports

Weathered lists show ships arriving and crews assigned. Vessels include Dispatch Gooch for Fenice and Friends Goodwill, Rainbow Davis for Portsmouth, Edward Salisbury for Liverpool, and many more from Dublin Bilboa Philadelphia Norfolk Norway Oporto Cadiz New York and Riga with arrivals at Dover Milford Cork and other ports.

Hi-P-News Deat Ave Dispatch Gooch Fenice Friends Goodwill Badcock Rainbow Davis Portmouth Edward Salisbury Liverpool Guarrienn Providence Mayne Dublin Bian Cobb Bilbon Penn-sylvania Packet Osborn Philadelphia Diamond Aeyagh Ave End Mary Anderton Emaguel Borthwick Norway Prince George Moris Casro-Bay Britannia Gerith North-Carolina Fee Mahler Hamburgh Jeno Dawson Fetirr Senttzal Dover Aldborough Paddock Boni Qardilia St-Ditio Seahorse Carbery Cork Milford

Ships and marines report and distant fleet movements

A London Chronicle style report notes marines completed at Chatham Ports mouth and Plymouth. Admiral Montague's fleet arrived Madeira June 16 and sailed July 5 for Boston amid gout and illness. Indirect references to Indiamen and ships off the Ise of Wight. Extraneous dispatches describe sieges, famine, and various port news across Europe and the Atlantic with multiple vessels, accidents, and public notices.

Chatham Portsmouth Plymouth Mediterranean Gibraltar Minorca Madeira Montague Boston Admiralty Levant Canfver Huntindon Huntingdon Downs Bridgewater Worcester East Indiaman Hall Nottingham Sealy Bombay St. Helena Pigsu Petersurg Dilgoracki Cafta Jegnicale Kertsch Azof Black Sea Doboruckilas Sais Crimea Uh Weno Chrisianven Bering Farm Christie the Sun Maidenhead Plaistow Guild of Edinburgh Lochabar Glasgow Marlborough Bill Hays

Medical Drops Claim Cure for Severe Skin Disease 1772

A letter from August 5, 1772, to Surgeon Mr Norton in Golden-square London describes a six year violent facial and arm inflammation with white blisters and pain. The writer attributes recovery to Mr Le Febvre’s drops and cites testimonials. drops price 3s 6d.

Mr. Norton Golden-square London Ashi le Febvre Cogdélicourt Silver-street Golden-fquze

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