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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

22 Mar 1771

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 22, 1771

Page

3

Turbulent Baltic and Atlantic News From March Seaboard Reports

Foreign dispatches describe a Turkish defeat at the Danube and Russian mobilization in Podolia. Confederate mail interference continues. Lithuania reports mass Ruffian recruiting and transport demands. Spain notes ships of the line ready for sea. Swedish king delays departure as subsidy talks loom. Multiple ships arrive and sail from London and Plymouth with varied cargoes and routes including Jamaica and Virginia.

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Marhal Romanzow Danube Podolia Moldavia Lithuania Landskroen Creusa Spain Paris Sweden France Plymouth Prince of Wales Beales London Southampton Salisbury Tarver Duke of Gloucester Weeks Loge Thomas and Mary Buck Newcastle Adventure West Manton Satled Jenny Stevenson Providence Smetham Rye Minerva Lownshal Sunderland Portsmouth Swan Richards Batchelor Shelly Deptford Mabella Dorothy Potts Lizard Tolman Ann Grindwell Britannia Harrison Willing-mind Wingham Ostend Cavill Dear Wind N.N. E Fraser Caple Curling Penisie Williamson Norway Albertus George Seabrant Groningen Collings Cork Industry Goatham Teneriffe Samuel John Reis Attrant Dover Fame Cowan South Carolina Allison Honduras Young Brothers Goodall Betsey Flynn Waterford Randall Whitehaven Jamaica Lucca Child Bristol Indian King Baker Dorsetshire Doyle Constantine Robe Amelia Duncombe Marblehead Elizabeth Dizey Africa Coles Bilboa Power Cadiz St. Domingo Grarieuse Legér Grette Nantz J. Roberts Carolina John and Mary T. Wigmore Dunkirk H. Efton Virginia Wolf J. Hopper Dublin
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Royal Proclamations and London political crisis 1771

Reports from London detail royal assent planned for Tuesday, with levee and state council meetings at St James's and Rochford’s office. Wilkes confronts House of Commons over illegal proclamations as printers and aldermen face scrutiny. famine news from Bengal and Marathas press regional distress. Bristol marriage and a death noted.

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House of Peers St. James's Secretary of State Clevelandon Earl of Rochford
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Essence of Pearl advertised as teeth preservative in childhood

A dentist to her Majesty promotes Essence of Pearl to prevent early tooth decay in children. He claims it prevents gum disease and tooth pain during shedding, endorsing its use from age two. Sold by Bayley and Tre, perfumers in Cockspur Street and Leadenhall Street, London at sixpence per bottle.

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Hemet Amelia N.B W. Bayley Cockspur-street Haymarket J. Tre India- House Leadenhall-street
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BALSAMIC TINCTURE Cures Severe Scurvy on Voyage

A 1769 testimonial from L Drouhard details a voyage hardship on the Phoenix and a dramatic recovery from scurvy after using the Balsamic Tincture advertised by Mrs Mary Graham at 59 Cannon Street. The letter, dated January 8, 1771, notes the remedy healed leg holes and relieved pain, urging others to seek proof at Uphill's china shop and Doctor Rysseeg's treatment. Sold wholesale and retail by F Newbery at St Pauls Church Yard for 3s 6d per houle.

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Phoenix Torny Senegal Africa Christopher Milles England Mary Graham Cannon-street New Street Broad Street Carnabymarket
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Turlington’s Original BALSAM of LIFE alert on counterfeits

Martha Wray and Mary Sopp announce continued business at the King's Arms Birchin Lane near the Royal Exchange for Turlington's Original Balsam of Life. They warn that only their version is genuine, sold in bottles with rights held by the late Robert Turlington's lineage. They state receipt for making the medicine remains with them and caution against impostors selling spurious compositions.

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Robert Morris Ely Kingdom House of Commons England London Peron King Lords, and Commons Alderman Townshend John Reynolds Townsend Alderman Wilkes Fletcher Norton Common Council Edinburgh House of Domanions Alderman Oliver Committee of Supply Committee of Ways and Means Robert Holder Kingdom of Bengal Heider Ali John Lindsay India Bristol Richard Edmunds Lincoln’s Inn C. Berrow John Settle Turlington Arthawray William 'S Wray Robert Turlington Mary Sopp King’s Arms Birchin-lane Royal Exchange Turlington and Wray Martha Wray R. Turlington
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