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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 06, 1774

Page

3

Peace treaty issues and Polish king referenced in Petersburg dispatch

A continental summary notes the Grand Seignior may not ratify the peace until objections are settled with Count Romanzoni near Fezance. The Empress of Augusta gifts the King of Poland 250000 rubles to recover domains lost in the partition. Paris reports a deadly distemper amid widespread distress and fear of famine.

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Arrivals at Ports Include Jamajcan and Baltic Shipments

The list records arrivals at various ports including ships from Jamaica Antigua Antigua and Maryland. Named vessels include Seaflower Smith and Nonpareil Clementey with crews from Jamaica and Rotterdam. Other entries mention ships like River Pon and Trade routes to Havre de Grace and London, noting numerous captains and passengers.

Enis Eber Qathagine Jones Pao Boyer Granyil Mrwih Gperta Gravesere Lowdon Denby Frogt Jamaicé Milntoth Pally Peggy Ferby Biarba Antigua Ann Thompson Fowlers Goemly Matine Tullock Chichester Longford Senegal Mary Jenkins Havre-de-Grace Becer Burgh Jobuty Carolina Hertfordice Amstertdam lLicwin Norway Pa‘tienée Kigitlefon Regey Dawlland Calsius Salais Fie Tobago Eliza Walker-Rubbn Fripce Packet Iain Sat Fon Feerg Sportiman Fidler Clayton Simpson Vith Et Jon Front Jamnajcay Clementey

Middlesex Freeholders clash over chair and candidates

At a Middlesex freeholders meeting in Westminster a row over who should chair led to prolonged disruption. Sir John Hawking and Mr Sawbridge disputed the chair, with Mr Sawbridge ultimately seated after a large majority backed him. Townsend disclosed he had advertised two independent candidates, while Mr Hornes voice was drowned by groans. The gathering adjourned without business, as debates about reform and local duties continued.

Middleséx Grundiall Westminster Hamber Marcall Sawbridge Pete Townsend Freeholders Mer. Townsend Mareau Middlesex Horne Hone John Hawking Alrgedy ii Inditéne Reat Hornet Sawdridge Awas John Wilkes John ‘Glynd Jas County of Sims Middlesex Freeholders France Guildhall Wilkes Orié Alderman Turner Giuttdhall Baker London St. James’s Carltonhouse Prince of Wales Martyn Jermyn-street Putney Heath John Sandys Park-lene Blackheath Lord“North Gunnersbury-land Chandos-street Coventparden Henry ‘Courtney Willigm Reeve Tula Statfioners- Hall Wufaal Al-M Betred Great Britain Ireland England Avas George ‘Savile Old Colertion Tate Worthy Great- Britain Rashamenta A. Uppnem Parker Cornhill Fox Westminner- Halry Rennery Ardim Aeiqua Attala Lickets Ta Shirs Mufedia Atten Iér Mis Scroyedl Sachse Mutua Aniy Rhil ' Livsey Bicker Orwsby Parc Bai Thoms Hornby Johns Baynes Frases Beli Comnhill

Fragmented Royal Proclamation on Parliament Selection

Fragmentary OCR from a royal proclamation discusses the election of Parliament, calling for worthy knights and gentlemen, lawyers and burgesses, and prudent citizens to form a just third estate. It emphasizes religious balance, impartial representation, and caution against influence by strong personalities, seeking a stable common good.

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New Editions and Booksellers advertise a 1774 London sale

The notice lists books and drawing guides offered by several London merchants in Cockspur Street and Leadenhall Street, including Newbery and Crosby. It details prices, formats, and a broad catalog from writing manuals to geometry and Latin authors, published for schools.

W. Bayley Cockpar-street i-Rothwell Civet Cat New Bond-street F. Newbery Ludgate-street St. Paul's Church-yard J. Price Leadenhall-street J. Grosvenor Chan‘cpry Lane Holborn Enghithsand-batin Chamband Fryenelt Clare Webb Crosby Doncan

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