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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 09, 1771

Page

3

Doge Chosen in the Republic and European Dispatches

From Constantinople to Berlin and Vienna the latest talks cover court meetings and a new loan for Saxony. The Doge selection in Genoa is announced as Giovanni Battista Cambiaro. Reports on Spain Britain and Poland note cautious peace, troop movements, and quarantine changes, with varied maritime arrivals across Europe and the Caribbean.

Berlin Vienna Gera Grand Council Giovanni Battista Cambiaro Giovanni Maria Saxony Madrid Harris Fort Egmont Great Britain Spain Elbing Count Romanzow Poland Sweden Stralsund Rheinsberg Paris Reuven

London Dispatches Describe Royal Court Movements and Riots

Readable excerpts report Lord Cathcart's dispatches from Petersbourg, arrivals of royal kin, and reviews at St James's. Mentions mob rioting near Downing Street, property damage at Lord F. Nelson’s house, and police actions. Also notes cattle export restrictions, French economic shifts, and several social notices including marriages and deaths.

Lord Cathcart Petersbourg Prince of Europe Lord Guernsey Earl of Aylesford Elliot Horse and Horse Grenadier Guards St. James’s Burgoyne Jones Portmouth Pomona Hay Scotland Namure Griffiths Ramillies Knight Albion Parrington Dorsethhire St. Antonio Affleck Chatham Dover Sandwich Calais East-Indies Nabob-hunthrg Gso Lord ' S House Downing-street F. N France Birmingham Richmond Taylor Royal Scots King’s Bench Westminster Hall Shuter’s Hill John Sponge 20Th Regiment of Foot Richard Dowling John Fuller Leives Sussex Elizabeth Fuller Southampton-street Bloomsbury George Newcombe Hertford-street Elizabeth Hall New Road Mr. Lloyd Lindiarth Anglesey Ann Sparrow Red-hill St. James's-street Richard Davenport Elgin Epping Essex Searle Andrew Searle Holborn Winchmore-hill George Chamberlain Siane Bath Hayter Chagford Devonshire London Yeverday

Stomach and Bowels Lozenges Marketed in London

By the King's Patent a remedy for disorders of the stomach and bowels, indigestion, and weakness of digestion. The Stomach Lozenges claim instant relief from fullness after eating and suggestion of improved digestion enabling safer meals. Sold by F. Newbery jun., and W. Bailey, with price sixpence per box.

Cav Gro Owen Ruffhead Statute and J. Worrall Tunbridge F. Newbery John Newbery St. Paul's Church-yard W. Bailey Cockfpur Street Greenough Sree Lough Thomas Geenough T. Greenough King’s Arms Ludgate-street Francis Newbery St. Paul’s Church Yard London Paris J. le Brin Rue Dauphine

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