European frontiers and notices from a January dispatch
Reports from Poland Prussia and Britain describe seizures of printed works against Counts Struehsee and Brandt and a Prussian push into Courland. Oaths to Catherine II grow, Leopul vows fidelity, and Austrians hold Lub lin. Weather storms and wind damage hit Scotland and Aberdeen letter. ships report distress. marriages and deaths noted in London and Berne.
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Yefer Diy
Holland
Cobgatagin
Struehsee
Brandt
Vistula
Richard
Dantzick
Courland
Kalisch
Prussia
Great Poland
Palatinates
Posen
Grefen
Loffow
Frederick
Poland
Catherine Alexiowna
Paul Petrowitz
Russias
Leopul
Palatinate of Lublin
Berlin
Brustswick
Konigserg
Fan
Louisa Albertina
Schleswig-Holstein
Seeguth Sanislawsky
Genoa
Ferdinando Sp Nola
Destructive hurricane leaves scattered damage in Montrose
From Montrose reports say the hurricane damaged nearly every house in town and nearby areas with many roofs ruined. In Dundee the arrival of dragoons and two foot companies halted plundering at the Pack-house of Bear. About m72 of those involved dumped grain into sewers and scattered grain through streets to avoid discovery.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Montrose
Dundee
Bear
Case Between Welby and Duke of Rutland Destruction of Game
The report notes a dispute between William Welby and the Duke of Rutland regarding alleged destruction of game. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR. Further text would clarify parties and outcome in this legal appeal.
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William Welby
Duke of Rutland
To the Editor of the General Evening Post
A brief readers note addresses concerns and requests consideration from the General Evening Post editor. The writer urges fair coverage and timely replies to submitted letters, stressing respect for community voices and responsible journalism.
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General Evening Post
Wake of Famine Brings Calls for Humanity in Britain
A vivid lament condemns famine in Britain as hunger-stricken weavers, many near eighty years old, testify to ten days on bread and water. The author pleads for public breakfasts to feed the poor and praises unknown benefactors who already provided meals for twelve thousand in Spitalfields, urging the rich to follow.
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Spitalfields
Three Tuns Tavern
Tiree Tuns
Mere
couBte
Dolphin Inn
Kingston-upon-Thames
John Crew
Norton
Golden-square
Piccadilly
London
Johm Norton
John Norton
Maredant
Marchant
Three Part Puppet Show Promises Satirical Matrimony Reflections
R Foote presents a puppet show in three parts. A merry tragedy, a crying comedy, and a sentimental farce feature a livery servant eloping with and marrying a young lady with parental consent. The tale sparks satirical notes on marriage in the kingdom.
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R. Foote
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