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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 21, 1776

Page

3

Emperor's France voyage plans and royal disguise

Reports from Vienna and Hamburg discuss the upcoming January journey of the Emperor to France with counts Cobenze and Colloredo. He will travel incognito as Count Falkenstein, meet Versailles with private escort limits, and wear plain clothes.

Perrispoors Repnin Constantinople Vienna Duches of Kingston Rome Venice Fienna France Count de Cobenze Joseph Colloredo Count Falkenstein Versailles Colloredo Malta Hamburghy America Great Britain

Dublin Duelist Interred as University Students Lead Procession

Ireland. Dublin. The young gentleman who fought the duel last Tuesday was buried on Sunday at St. Bride's. A procession of University students in gowns with scarves and hatbands followed the cortege two by two to the churchyard.

Ireland Dublin St. Bride’s Portmouth Salmon Britannia Cole Fidelity Fowler New York Woodland Manners Quebec Ardent Downs Spithead Arethura Lisbon St. Kitt’s Sabella Alexander Elizabec Ceres Efire Dean and Chapter of York Markham Dravyn Prées Zedol Gcc Jool Wals George’s Shad-Thames Gither Sun Royal Exchange Daniel Hopkins Newpiiton Clerkenwell John Fielding Clerkenwell-preen Williams Tyburn Small Old Bailey Sir John Fielding Bow-sweet Mary Cox Elley South Carolina Clark Union-street Marybone New Pitton Leeke Efy Harley Street Cavendish Square Barnes Common Roehampton Ducket Middle-Temple Tarnhame Green Thelancholy Alderspate-street Robert Hudson Albemarle-street Cloyne Benson Tottenham Thomas Roberts Constable Fulham Ownley Piccadilly Cleeve Fuesday Lair Gloucester John Richards Llanfaintfried Monmouthshire Catherine Chandler Thomas Chandler Gloucefer Lloyd, Esq Coldstreea Regiment of Guards Egham Surry Mary Fotters Thomas Foster Dorchester Hotwells Bristol Stafford Shorsday Hugh Speed R. Lallier Lesve Daran Surs Gery Vis Laliter Rathbone Paul's Church Yard F. Axtell N. B Laltier Hetapiegn

Arrivals and arrivals aboard various ships by Dec 23

The list records numerous ships and crews arriving or remaining, including the Union Ryder from Dublin, Atlantic from New York, Juliana from New York, Amity Richardia from Cheften, Gracey Adsnenhburst from Malava, and many others. It notes departures past observers and mentions transports from Quebec and Newfoundland with several vessels like Poole Francis Torbuck Mary Waterman Fame Calhoun and Seaflower Bartlet among arrivals from Newfoundland and Dublin ports.

Dear Wileys Union Ryder Dublin Atlantic Juliana Johnson New York Elliot Squires Topsham Severn Baden Liberty Morgan Newnham Spackman Fudge Stalmouth Amity Richardia Cheften Gracey Adsnen Gaavesenn Friends Watson Rigas Pickering Adventure Dalton Pallas Rose Kennington Clabley Kisey Bradley Quebec P Arts Poole Francis Torbuck Mary Waterman Fame Calhoun Friendship Henning Dispatch Brown Seaflower Bartlet Newfoundland Joseph Benjamin Batson Figuera Whearthea Pringle Rotterdam Dartmouth Elizabeth Northey Olivebranch Bibbins Milford George Langhorn Malaga Prince of Wales Calow Quebecs Charmas Sally Hayfip Dover Nancy Dickson Belfast Providence Mayne Vincent's St Andrew Mac

London letters reveal congress order and Hessian tensions

Intercepted dispatches from London report an order from Congress to seize a blanket from each house for the army. Letters note many congressmen missing from Philadelphia as unrest grows, Hessian actions fuel provincial distrust, and privateers in the West Indies plunder ships while Royal Navy patrols tighten harbors.

London Congress Philadelphia New-York Long Island Mey Washington Active United Nations of Indies England Great Britain America Hopkins Everal Boston West Indies Gulph Florida Park Iland France Plymouth Cornwallis Pallas Portssmouth Mercury Sandy Hook Halifax Lord Howe Grand Army Cape Cod Daniel Providence Joaden Milford Montgomery West Spain Portugal New York Rogers Maramack John Chambers Peterburgh Benjamin Dunn Russia Madrid Caffa Tilly Cadiz Batner-Heatz Contog Yoco Fulors Zamora Cordova Catalonia Savoy Seville Guadalajars Toledo Murcia Filbernia Princess

The True Essential Salt of Lemons Advertised

An early 18th century advertisement touts Salt of Lemons as a universal cleaner and stain remover for lace muslin and linen, claiming whitening power and ready use. It also promotes culinary uses and notes availability from perfumers in London.

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