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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 07, 1776

Page

3

Foreign News Briefs Across Europe and North Africa

The latest letters and dispatches report a royal birth in the Seraglio with a princess named Hat tigé. Brunswick troops move toward Ritzebuttel and Bremen to embark by Weser, while Algiers sees rising Bedouin tensions and Moroccan mountaineer uprisings over tribute.

Hattigé Seraglio Hamburgh Brunswick Ritzebuttel Heffe-Caffel Bremen

Ireland embargo clash and armed county gentleman raid

Dutliz reports vessels opposing the embargo on provisions have passed entry but were refused to be outvoiced. The case moves to a legal determination to see if the King's Proclamation without Parliament acts as law. In Dublin a letter notes John Lloyd of Gloucester forms a small armed company with scarlet coat and laced hat to quell rioters the White Boys and other disturbances.

Ireland Dutliz Geo. Ogle A&t Dublin John Lloyd Gloster King’s

Outward Bound fails as ships reach Lancaster and Ireland

A 1776 style report lists numerous arrivals and names vessels such as Three Friends from Antigua, Prince William from Belfast, and Adventure from St. Abe's. It notes heavy trade impacts, Montgomery in Quebec, and British actions including ships for Quebec and a Finland tour, with commentary on a New Comedy The Spleen at Drury Lane.

P.s New Dear Magen Hellen Holmes Lancaster Lateen Jamaica Blacket Martha Hunter Memoris Rotterdam Richardson Corke St. Peter Gardner Seville Success Clark Faro Henderson Belfast Poole Joseph Benjamin Tucker Fignera Adventure Colburn St. Abe’s Cheeman Cadiz Dublin Betty Simpmry Eb Oon Hetle America Ireland New-York Canada New- York Montgomery Quebec Carleton Portsmouth St. Helen’s Prince of Wales Court Bury Jones Coart Bay Isis Douglas Greyhound Dickson Boston Spithead Lord North Orwell London Stockholm Stag Finland Charles XE India Elijah Impey Alastings Islington Spa Drury Lane Theatre

Robberies and deaths register a busy Adelphi week

Wednesday evening a house in the Adelphi of Sir Thomas Mills was robbed of plate. A woman, Mrs Hempstead, was found dead in her bed at Mr Bignal’s house in Chancery Lane. A gentleman in a carpet died of apoplexy in Goodman's Fields. A woman in mourning was found drowned in Sir George Whitmore’s moat. Births marriages and deaths follow, noting Mrs Foster Tufnell’s daughter, Rev Dolling’s marriage, Mr Trueman’s marriage, Elvin jun to Mrs Pope, and several obituaries including Mr Wallwyn Strudwick and Mrs Deliot.

Thomas Mills Adelphi Bignal Chancery-lane Goodman George Whitmore Kingsland George Foster Tufnell Dover-street Dolling Saunders Charlotte-street Bloombury Robert Trueman Ironmonger-lane Sally Evins Croydon Cripplegate Church Elvin Pope Butcher Compton-street Clerkenwell Bristol Wallwyn Strudwick Richmond Surry Teshmaker Edmonton R.S. Frith Ratcliffe-highway Medley Blackman Street Pierce Lambeth High Marybone Deliot

Scene at the New Market and Shakespearean Comedy Parody

The lively scene features Jack Kubrick and Merton discussing New Market in algebraic terms with humor. Pantheon Gabrielli Jubilee and Duenna are mock contenders. the medical tribe and modern physic innovations get ribbed. Garrick Roscius prologue, Colman epilogue, and Mrs King banter frame a Loutherbourg painting scene of the Spa Fields and Pantheon.

Rodrick King Doyley Parsons Aspin Baddéley Dr. Machoof Mr. Moody Jack Rubric Palmer Erton Brereton Foli Mr. Whitfield Jack Rubrick Letitia Tilingson St. Clement’s Doyey Mr. Alpin Kubrick Merton Eliza Lotifia Mr. Colman Moliere Paternofter-row Clington Noon Pok Machoof Dayley Citzen Tabitha Jack Kubrick Pantheon Gabrielli Jubilee Duenna

Antiquated New Edition and Clergy Relief Subscriptions 1778

The notice advertises Ryder's Sheer Almanack and a new edition connected to the Maccy lift with price and subscription details. It lists many supporters and subscribers including Hoare and Co, Gosling and Co, Drummond and Co, and numerous bishops, peers, and clergy across England Ireland and Scotland, calling for funds to aid distressed Church of England clergy in North America.

England Ireland Scotland America Law Revenue Paternoferrow Tolu T. Greenough Chymist Apo Thecary Ludgate-hill London W. Bayley Cockspur Haymarket New Bond-street Purdie Bath King’s Bench Chymitt Ludgate-tull Balsam Maccy Hawkins Hughs Davis Almon Flexney Collins Church of England North-America Meff Hoare and Co Gosling and Co Fleet

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