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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 03, 1776

Page

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Arrivals and departures noted at European ports

Wind N E and distress near Quebec affected the Jane transport while London sails to America. Graveseans report ships Liberty Ridley from Hamburgh and Saruel Gill from Drogheda. Arrivals at Leghorn include Industry from Liverpool and Cadiz, and Bosrowillowess Mathiefod from Riga.

S&s Dear Wind N.E Jane Transport Quebec London

London News Hands Kissed by King and Military Promotions

Reports from London detail multiple royal recognitions including Lord Cadogan and Sir Herbert Mackworth kissing the King's hand on promotions. Notifications note Col Faucitt becoming Governor of Tilbury Fort, Captain Paulet gaining an independent company, and James Innes assigned to Gen Fraser's regiment. Evocative dispatches recount Portuguese movements in South America, naval orders, and court anecdotes. Additional items cover Jesuit ornaments, a Rome coronation, and dockyard preparations for ships like Leander and Trident. Deaths, marriages, births, robberies, and court cases accompany the broad civic summary.

London Lord Cadogan Mint Herbert Mackworth Cardiff Wales Col. Faucitt Foot-Guards Tilbury-fort Paulet Bunker’s Hill James Innes Fraser Hague Madrid South America Damas Don Gaften Tagus Leghorn Algier Dey Germany Prague Laudon Schwerin Rome Society of Jesuits Corilla Capitolium Gosport East Indies Chatham Leander Trident Antigua Concordia Brandt Liverpool Sunderburgh Orkneys Hancock Adams Commission of the Peace Cricklade Congress Guildhall Chapman Whitehall Thames Kent- Street John Crow Wembly Green Bow Street North Riding of Yorkshire Dolman York Warren Brompton Joseph Smith Kidlington Oxford Hammerton Goodwin Doctors Commons Pecklam Thomas Thomas George-street Westminster Exheridge

Origin of Percy name questioned in Gentral letter

A correspondent rebuts a revived tale about the origin of the Percy name. He cites Capt. Gress’s Antiquities noting William Percy, founder of Whitby Abbey, came over with William the Conqueror and had no early link to Northumberland. The letter argues the name derives from Percy in Lower Normandy.

Percy Piercy Northumberland Gress’s Alnwick Castle Malcolm Boetius K. Malcolm Percies William D. Percy Wiliam) the Conqueror Whitby Abbey Yorkshire Dugdale Monasticon Normlandy St. Lonor Edward I Christ’s Hospital Sth William Hetherington London Almorers Great Britain England Les Berwick Upon Tweed Joseph Eyre

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