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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1775

Page

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Empress Queen to visit Presburg as Austrian leaders travel

Vienna April 19 reports Imperial Majesty set out for Croatia and to receive the Empress Queen at Presburg with the Archduchess, while the Duke of Saxe-Teschen plans to depart for the visit in a few days. War Office announces promotions in Guards and Dragoons, several captains lieutenants and adjutants listed.

Croatia Saxe-Teschen Presburgh War Office Horse-Grenadier Guards Thomas Ryves Francis Drouly Coerd Horse Grenadier Guards Charles Walton Wiliam Skyring Tseg Dragoon Guards Alex Earl Fewlter Johnson Richard Burton John Trotter Baneftier Tarleton Cornet Toth Reg. Dragoons Gydreg Foot Benj Bernard John Wilkinson John Enys 36Th Foat Wril Wilkinton Robert Hazard 47Th Paslus Zmiliss Irving Robert Douglas S6th William Walsh James Shalwo Douglas S2d Thomas Randall Elias Terrett James Webb 8Th Regiment of Foot North America

Arrivals and Departures Across Ports in May Trade List

Destinations and ships arriving or sailing listed with ports including St Kitts London Liverpool Cowes Dover Jamaica and Oporto. Vessels include General Payne Adaens Nancy Williams and Philipps with crews from St Kitts Jamaica and Liverpool among others.

N. W Paes Payne Adaenrs St. Kirr's Nancy Williams Baltic Scott Carolina Draper Murray Dublin Philipps Maitland Georgia Swift Lante Gaavesenn Mars Pa'Ted Ann Pasterson Hamburgh We'ton Miller Kirby - Hall George Oporto Little Archy Anderson South Carolina Ozfar Currie Jamaica Goodwill Kiinkert Amsterdam Endraughts Carlos Raymers Embden Young Hannah Newbolt Groningen St. Kiet’s London Liverpool Barclay Cox Philadelphia Salty Collinsor Dominica Brothers South-Carolina Cowes Portland Pitt Dover Diana Cobb New Trimmer Wella Lisbop Mount Holy Carr Philadelphine Tigif Richard Mabb Bremen Sarah Rootterdam Robert Tony Brasthaw Watfos

Londown Intelligence on Boston Encampment and War Preparations

A London letter reports General Gage advancing plans to encamp about four quarters from Boston with at least twenty two regiments and ships’ contingents for reinforcement. It notes Virginia already acting with roughly twelve thousand men and mentions a Spanish 70 gun warship seizing Jamaica vessels for Havana. A squadron of eight ships rides west for three months to train crews, while Brittany regiments are diverted to Brest for voyage to the West Indies.

Paris Barty i Verfeiltes de Lucienne Pont Aux Dames Arpajon Gaintorain Conchansmogte Kermowapd Mediterranean Algerines Algiers Canary South Carolina Eagle Faltnath Gosport Chaifley Petersburg Czarina Guildhall St. George’s Fields Strand Cluk Lambeth Kens Nennington Common Southmarks Saifburycourt Clinch Hoxton Londown Gage Bosten Virginia Jamaica San Fernando Havannah Britany France

To be Let in Carmanhen County at Furnival's Inn Holborn

To be let as a furnished or unfurnished gentleman's house with coach-house tables and gardens near the turnpike road between two nickers in Carmanhen county with or without 34 acres of hay and pasture. Terms by Mr Jones at Furnival's Inn Holborn or Mr Bold at Brecon South Wales.

Hopkins Bishop Gate Hampstead Highgate Hat Road Qld Bailey Richard Walthall Christopher Alderson John Story Christopher Aldérson Mesfis Darrien and Co London de Goth Guildhall Newgate Old Bailey William. Cleveland Paddington May Lewis Lewis Brook ‘Ageet Grosvenor-sqeare Bretford Yorkshire John Marriot Darfeld Gaythorn Nottingham Tho. Pentycross S J. Mary’s Wallingford Berks Bridge Ward Sheriff Hart Yeterday Blackmore-street John Preston Tegpene Starrge the Martyr Greflesteety Bachbene Mrack Lyont Sanday Battessea William Monk Tys Thomas Rogers Fallabonr Layhaden Pempbrokethire Negron Radbuxton Pembrokeshire St.Mary le Bone Middlesex Middlesex, Corn-Facter 5, To Surrender May G, At Ten, 20, At Folr Jane Gye Guildshall Londons Constable Abchurch Janey Richard Garfield Hensington Oxfordhire Éartier de Bear Jant Woodstock Oxfordshire Mile Saimuel Churchill Deedington Daye Gilbert Wayne White Horse Henry Kock Samuel Gheen Liverpool Lancashire Golden-dion Dale-Street Liver John Grey Alemouth Northumberland Atten Black Bull Inn Newarthe John Bean Alexander Fraser Wandswort Surry Callico-Printers Galdhall Robert Paul Great Ellingham Norfolk Rose Tavern St. Michael Plea Norwich Samuel Akers Uttoxeter Staffordhire the Crown Inc Burton Upon Trent John Conner Chipping Barnet Hertfordshire Dealer and Chapman Carmanhen Belett Jones Furnival’s Inn Holborn Bold Brecon South-Wealess Warmshy Khown Melton-Mowbhry Leicester Nestate Asforddy- Grillion Old-Datby Thorp-Satchvill Melton

London Gazette announces Museum Lottery terms and prizes

The London Gazette notice from the Museum Lottery Office invites venture ers and guardians to order tickets via secretary Jasper Jay. It promises prompt ticket delivery, prize payments at the Bank of England one month after the drawing, and 199 major prizes plus 12,000 small prizes. Tickets will be registered and drawn results provided by the Commissioners.

London Gazette Museum Lottery Office London Apira Aid Lottery Netice Enfeld Jasper Jay N. B Bank of ‘Enel -Od England Scotland Wales Cox Bank of England Sohard Aesel Thal Peglents

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