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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 29, 1773

Page

4

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Cleanser of Lace and Plate Restores Original Color

An article touts La Composition pour Nettoyer a chemical remedy from Paris that instantly removes tarnish from silver lace and plate without surface damage. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and others in London with priced boxes. Also promoted Glass's Magnesia as a royal apothecary favorite and a gentle stomach remedy, sold by Davis and Nicoll in London.

Poutanag Paris W. Bayley Cockspur-street Hay-market London A. Rothwell Civet New Bond-street J. Grosvenor Chancery-lané Holborn F. Newbery St. Paul’s Church-yard J. Price Indias House Leadenhall-street C. Glass Prince of Wales Oxford W. Davis Piccadilly W. Nicoll St. Pauls

Bread unrest and royal births stir 18th century Europe

Paris reports peasants arming in Guyenne, looting bakeries amid bread shortages. First President urges troops to quell disorders. In London and Brussels news from Cadiz, Ferrol, and Carthagena signal military readiness. Gloucester birth of a princess triggers noble attendance. royal yachts and promotions planned. Warlike turmoil and liberties questioned as foreign troops occupy streets and Diet votes split.

Paris Guyenne Spain Brusels Court of Ferrol Carthagena Hague Mast Fale de Duchess of Gloucester Ley George William Gloucesterhouse Duke of Cumberland Windsor Spithead Portsmouth Hanover Prince Charles of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz Royal Lodge Richmond Kew House

Diplomats Sealed Peace Talks Amid Barbed Warnings

A May 26 letter from Paris reports close ties between the Portuguese Ambassador, Duke d Aiguillon, and M. d Boyne, with a Portuguese court memorial accusing Spaniards of rebellion plans. Vienna notes a noble impostor arrested in Naples for theft. Portsmouth dispatches outline royal orders for court security and ship payoffs. Oxford items mention a grand installation and concerts. reports cover riverbank upheaval near Severn, a Stepney duel, criminal sentences in Middlesex, and Harwich deaths plus Dublin charity praise.

Paris d’Aiguillon M. d’Boyne Portugal Europe Versailles Lord Stormont Naples Portsmouth Hughes Seahorse Dent Pallas Alms Oxford Lord North Trinity College Bishop of Litchfield Sheridan Mifg Linley Man Batra Ofa Iter Clair Colebrooké Dale Builders Bridge Severn St. Charm Mat Stepney-fields Middlesex Enfield Chace Hoffinton Rotherhithe Harwich Philip Baggot Holland Dublin Earl of

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