The General Evening Post Seeks Public Approval
The Proprietors thank the public for long encouragement and pledge to improve the paper in all respects. They aim for good content, careful typing, timely intelligence, varied matter, quality essays, decisive ad display, and broad notice to manufactories and commerce, trusting public approbation will rise with demand.
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General Evening Post
Garrick
Oxford
Justice Ashurst
Broughton
Twisletons
Say
Sele
Wickham
Messrs. Price
Bexarcroft
St. John
Japhson
Merlrs
Kenyon
Baldwin
Wenman
Denmark
Henry the Fourth
France
Elizabeth
Spain
Earl of Shrewsbury
Eae
Remi Bs
Vervins
Ireland
House of Commons
East India Company
London Gazettee
John Wheble
Richompson
R. Thompson
R Thompson
Holborn
Proclaimed Gustavus and oath of fidelity in Stockholm
Stockholm reports the senate proclaimed Gustavus as present Majesty and swore fidelity in the council room with colleges. Prince Charles took the oath next, and both monarch and heir received congratulations amid health news. Frosted Sound permits limited communication between Copenhagen and Sweden. four mails due from England. Bankruptcy notices list multiple merchants surrendering at Guildhall.
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Gustavus
Prince Charles
Copenhagen
Sweden
Dividends to be made by various trades
April notices indicate payments of dividends by multiple trades. William Singler, bookseller of South Audley Street, Grosvenor Square, appears at Guildhall on April 2. Cuthbert Wilkinson and James Siddall, haberdashers and partners, of Wood Street, London, appear April 7. Thomas Street, Southwark distiller, appears April 4. William Hirst, cornfadder at Longley-Hall, Yorkshire, appears April 17 at the George in Huddersfield. Ephraim Brooks of Long-Acre fire-engine maker attends Guildhall. April family name John Martin, line Draper of Birmingham, Warwickshire, at Guildhall.
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William Singler
South Audley Street
Grosvenor Square
Guildhall
Cuthbert Wilkinson
James Siddall
Woode Street
London
Haberdashers and Partners
Ephraim Brooks
Long-Acre
Apriley
John Martin
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Linea-Draper
Cuildhalle
St. James’s
Bailey
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Laytton
Union Street
Westminster
John Aubrey
Walingford
Thomas Subrey
Colebrooke
James Colebrooke
Wadhurst
Sussex
George Taylor
Northumberland Street
Nathaniel Webster
Convoluted foreign dispatches report wartime turmoil
Saturday arrives a Mail from Holland detailing frontier disorder in Poland and Lithuania, court pensions cut in Paris, Russian troop movements near Viddin and Transylvania, and Ottoman Arab campaigns around Gedda and Mecca. Maritime arrivals and ship movements list several vessels and routes.
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Poland
Lithuania
Grand Duchy
Czartoricht
Paris
Petersourg
Craiova
Otra
Viddin
Calafut
Ortova
Transylvania
Temeswar
de’Romanzow
Monelatti
Russia
Coulifk
Rirfk
Crimea
Kinkermin
Black Sea
Finice
Cairo
Gedda
Mecca
Ali Fey
Cherif
Ali Bey
Palestine
Syria
Lord Bishop Preaches at St James's and Court News
London reports detail a royal chapel service at St James's with the Lord Bishop of Norwich preaching before the King while the Queen stays away from the chapel. Kaths include the ordination of six priests, a court incident with Earl Temple, and various society notes on events, trials, and local misfortunes.
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Norwich
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Lord Oxford
London
Earl Temple
Marlborough-house
Pall-Mall
Mr Chardy Recovers From Arthritic Fits After Tinetura
Marybone resident Mr Chardy aged between thirty and forty recounts eight years of spring and fall goat foot and ankle afflictions. After trying Learman's Tintura Arthritica he could bear weight within days and walked across a room without a stick. He reports lasting relief with a single dose during a July recurrence. Available by bottle for a guinea or half a guinea at Bayley's Perfumer Cockspur Street.
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Chard
Great Marybone Street
Geo
Mr. Bayley
Cockspur Street
To Be Set Convenient for Two Families near London Kent
Describes two houses for sale at Foot's Cray Kent eleven miles from London. A large house with seven rooms closets four garrets coach-house three-stall stable barn cart house open stable for three horses and large garden plus nine acres. A smaller house with five rooms and two garrets two-stall stable small garden and five acres. Enquire at T Waller's Bookseller Fleet Street.
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London
Foot's Cray
Kent
Imall
T. Waller
Fleet Street
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Samuel Heston
St. George the Martyr
Surry
Cyder-Merchants
Copartners
William Thoburn
Wapping
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Dorking
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Hertfordshire
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Bristol
Bath
Corn Street
Benjamin Maisonneave
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Aon Grifiths
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Westminter
Linen- Draver
Gulishall
Holland
Ship News
Portsmouth
Marcus
Bayford
Jefferson
Stangate
Guiney
Susannah
Tomlinson
Virginia
Liberty
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Marcu
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de Mille
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