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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 24, 1774

Page

3

Emperor of Morocco orders fortress rebuild at Sallee

Reports from Sallee say the Moroccan Emperor commands rebuilding the castle and suburbs to house troops, marks out ground for a palace, and will erect 500 servant houses. All orange trees nearby are cut or uprooted, with strict penalties against remonstrances.

France Capiz Jary Sallee Morocco Leghorn Tunis Whitehall Graves Temple Chiswick Duke of Rutland Knightsbidge Dublin Molesworth Viscount Molesworth Walliam Baker Portman-Square Ington John Pearce Newgate-street Camberwell Cornet Gray Mile-end Mr. Stockford Callico-Printer Wm. Pitt Earl of Chatham Oakingham Berkshire

Birth of a Prince and European Crisis Rumor in London

London reports a royal delivery as Queen gives birth to a Prince at five fifteen with the Prince and Queen and King 63. A Levee at St James’s celebrated the event while news of the French King’s death spreads, potentially reshaping Europe’s pacific system. Parliament discussions in Ireland touch taxation and the Tontine, with Barry Barry pressed for detailed balances and subscription conditions amid opposition.

St. James’s France Europe Charles Fox Treasury Blaquiere Ponsonby Mr. French

Dublin House Debates Dail on Liquor Licensing and Treas ury Access

In a Dublin house debate members clashed over amendments to the revenue bill including liquor licensing fees set at 3 pounds per license and penalties for magistrates accepting gratuities. Discussants argued for and against added disclosures about treasury receipts and payments from 1793 to 1774, with motions and counter Amends intensifying before passage. Extraneous Paris and Lisbon dispatches note unrest in Constantinople, ship losses, and upcoming lotteries.

Col. Brown Col. Blaquiere Barry Scot Mason Chapman Ponsonby Lucius O‘brien Great-Britain Dublin Carlton W St. John Jefferies Jefferies Mr. Ogle Edward Newenham Edward Ogle Seat of Ireland Charles O‘hara Gerves Parker Rushe Henry Loftus Edward Tighe Constantinople Abdul Acmet Janissaries Porte France Leghorn St. George London Mole Lisbon Duke of York Dickenson Falmouth Somerset and Boyne Plymouth America Flota la Vera Cruz Havannah Neptune Wallace Philadelphia Cadiz Hedwick Seale

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