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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 27, 1774

Page

3

Fire and executions noted in foreign dispatches

October letters from France, Holland and Madrid report a September fire at Yeni-Capi destroying about 100 es, a Grand Vizir standard presentation, and Muslim-Christian street bans. Prince Frederic of Württemberg fell and broke his leg. Madrid notes seek accommodation to Madrid Lisbon tensions. Venice reports a Neapolitan priest executed for murder of Abbot Cagit Fabris with a maid accomplice. St Justin church roof collapse causes minor damage but no injuries.

France Holland Berk Frederic of Wurtem Batus Madrid Lisbon Venice Cagit Fabris Itealy Paul the Fifth St. Justin Order of St. Augustin

Ship Debora Lost After Stranding Near Cape St Mary's

Two passengers aboard the Debora from Quebec to London perished when the vessel was stranded off Cape St Marys. The ship was completely lost with most of its cargo of oil saved and one man drowned.

Phroath Cleveland Silmon Biddeford Placentia Littleworth Quebec London Cape St. Mary’s

Arrivals and Departures From Port Towns Amid Caribbean and European Voyages

A coastal log lists outward bound vessels and recent arrivals. Ships bound for Gibraltar Se Vincent's St. Vincent's and multiple Jamaica Antigua Maryland Virginia voyages are noted. Arrivals include Cadiz Dublin Plymouth Newfoundland Grenada Malaga and London with crews and captains named along with destinations such as Philadelphia Cork Lisbon and Mounitterrat.

Hilliard Squire Gibraltar Landsfield Se. Vincent'ss Judith Mary Cadiz Dublin Williamson Drdlar James Eliabeth Gray Fara Betley Haycraft St.Widcedt Ann Susannah Tobniort Jamaica Matthew Cowes Union Success MacCloed Union Cinbb Philadelphia Benjamin Hercot Havre-de-Grace Mary-Ann Manners South Carolina Molly Maynard Friendship Frott Maryland Betsey Benson Virginia Fox the Streights Lady's Adventure Creighton Barbadoes Cadizabella Hynes Milton Bayley Plymouths Cleveland Salmon Newfoundland Rovers- Aran Mounitterrat Dartmouth Francis Compton Grenada Sea Aia Ene Stanning Lask Clark Newopodlands Prone Pally Blaney Malagaiverpop Friends-Goodwill

Migration hardship and shipboard sales of servants in New York 1774

An English reader report from May 1774 New York Gazette describes services from Scotland sold on the ship Commerce at Ferry stairs, listing craftspeople among migrants. It notes Royal Navy officers Kerguelen and Roivenet returning from voyage, and mentions a funeral, executions, robberies, and various legal notices in a crowded, period-voice chronicle.

New-York Edinburgh New York Gazette Scotland Brest Em. de’ Kerguelin Roland M. de Roivenet L’oiseau

Hazard Lottery Office Notices and Prize Tickets

Fragmentary OCR describes an official notice about the Hazard Lottery Office under the Royal Exchange. It mentions shares, fractions, and a Crown registration, with references to blasts to prize letters post paid and tickets undrawn or returned.

Gt Hazard and Co Royal Exchange Ie ‘Hazard

Stave Lorriety Adverts On Napihets In Histateulation

A fragmentary notice describes a demonstrative plan by Mr Molefirds against the abbey claiming clear medical advantages from napihets in state regulation. Contact points include London offices at Fleet Street and Lombard Street offering tickets, shares, and chances with Mr Motesworth named among promoters.

Molefirds London Fleet-freet King-street Lombard-street

State Lottery Office Promotes Tickets and Shares Sale

The State Lottery announces drawing to begin in November at Pope’s Head Alley near Cornhill and the Oval Teach. Mesirs Barnes and Golightly urge the public to buy shares at low prices, claiming their terms secure buyers better than new proprietors, emphasizing long years of honest service and punctuality.

Meirs Olightly Pope Barnes and Golightly

Public Notice on Ticket Shares at the King’s Arms Office

The King’s Arms at 49 Pope’s head alley Corishill advertises Tickety and Shares of Pickers Chances and Shares of chances selling at low prices. On August 31, 1774, a feidavit to the Lord Mayor claimed no ticket would be sold without originals, and tickets must be lodged at a Bakker’s. The notice warns about impositions and notes security concerns around 20,0001 gains and the office location.

King’s Arms Pope’s Head Alley Corsihill Pope’ S Bead Alley Ark

Bedford Town Election Returns and Freemen Debate

The record shows Samuel Whitbread Blas and Sir William Waker Bart among key figures with votes and sums listed. John Howard and Robert Sparrow appear in the tally as well, with discussion of honorary freemen and the town liberties. The passage notes the election proceeding and a claim that the result threatened civil liberties, concluding with remarks on parliamentary submission.

Bedford Samuel WhitBre Elgi John Howard William Wale Sax Robert Siatrow Blas Phe Balis Ahiete Teyegrdrand Beingiall Aybs Sit Bain Hepes Bley Tases Ketlallig tFeel Sir Willant Robert Sparrow Samuel Whitbread Johm Howard Tx Parliamsthey

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