London Gazette notice dated October 16 St James’s
A brief London Gazette item dated October 16 from St James’s appears, in a formal public notice style. The text fragment provides no further details beyond the date and source.
16 Oct 1773
Page 1
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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 16, 1773
Page
1
A brief London Gazette item dated October 16 from St James’s appears, in a formal public notice style. The text fragment provides no further details beyond the date and source.
Despatches from Warsaw report a Danube approach near Widdin and Vienna’s army gathering near Belgrade. Russian operations in Crimea are checked with Proforowski wounded and Dolgorucki retreating leaving only two small forts. 40,000 Russians move toward Poland. Paris notes Duke and Duchess of Cumberland visit Rheims with civic honors and tours, declining guard at times while proceeding to Châlons and Rheims.
In Chalfont Hants on a Wednesday night two farm servants quarreled over a young woman and agreed to a duel by match. One struck the other with great force, crushing his arm and head against a stone, causing his death before help arrived. Also reported, a dreadful hurricane near Bawtry yesterday morning brought lightning and rain and caused damage.
His Majesty departed from Kew on Saturday to visit the Department at Deptford, arriving by nine, meeting the First Lord of the Admiralty and the Surveyor, spending four hours examining works with evident satisfaction. Reports from Constantinople describe Russo‑Turkish actions and naval movements, with casualties and desertions noted among various forces. Notices record coroner, gaol, and court appointments, plus local incidents of fires, accidents, and minor crimes.
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