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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 29, 1771

Page

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London Gazette notice fragment

Wednesday October 30 excerpt from the London Gazette notes OstenD October 25 with partial date and location details. The readable text provides no clear event, names, or actions beyond fragmented date stamps and publication line.

The London Gazette

Abaza Pacha Executed for Crimea Defiance

Mail from France reports Abaza Pacha and several officers beheaded by order of the Grand Signior for abandoning Crimea without defense. Nearby notes from Stockholm mention royal plans to boost metalwork and privileged towns. An item from Fontainebleau notes illness of a countess with fever and smallpox outbreak concerns.

France Constantinople Abaza Pacha Crimea Seraglio Poland Elphintone Count Orlow Hungary Danube Stockholm Maler Seas Fontaineuzou Countese de Pro Ek

Local Notices From Various Towns

Sworn in mayor George Tito gave bread loaves to the poor instead of hosting an evening ball in Salisbury. James Harris junior arrives back in Salisbury after three years as plenipotentiary to Spain. Catherine Brown of Morpeth, ten, survives amid neglect after chimney removal and a broken window. The Rev Edward Aitkin, longtime Protestant Dissenter minister, died aged 39 after founding the area’s first charity school.

Poole George Tito Salisbury James Harris Spain Newcassile Fawdon Lane Morpeth Northumberland Catherine Brown Edward Aitkin Garth

Endeavour and other ships depart amid arrivals in harbour

A list of ships sailing under various captains and destinations, including Endeavour India Pilot for the Grenades and Plymouth, as well as arrivals such as Matty from London and Seven Brothers from Falmouth. Also notes Col Rainsforth’s London arrival with the Duke of Gloucester and a Turin dispatch about Lord Huntington’s presentation to the King and Royal Family.

Dear S. W Endeavour India Cox Fly Griffith Africa Wolf Kemp Georgia Admiral Spry Falmouth Maria Mathie Barcelona Polly Reed Dartmouth Iwan Richards Spain London Hill Plymouth Union Langrith Success Corbett Elizabeth Ellary Weymouth Gravesexn Prince Rupert Hudson's Bay Britannia Furbank Peterburgh Saily Robinson Friendship Broderick Archangel Matty Fox Virginia Diana Perkins New England Dover Galway Quebec Bland Wylie Antigua Industry Goguet Ditto Gambia Adventure Windsor Fom Ditto Teneriffe Prince of Wales Beales St. Kritt's Boston Prudent Sally Blackburn Barbadoes Bristol Col. Rainsforth Duke of Gloucester Genoa i Turin Lord Huntingdon Majjesty Wiliam Lynch

London Gazette notes elections and local notices in Cal lington and other items

The Gazette records the Speaker of the House of Commons intends to issue a new writ for Cal lington Cornwall to replace the late Fane-William Sharpe. It reports canal progress Leeds to Liverpool, copper mines in Devon, silver at Comb-Martin, a shipwreck near Catipbeltown, and the Mary-Ann’s salvage at Demerary. Also noted are mayoral preparations, Dr Johnson remarks refuted, a theatre shoe incident, several court cases, births marriages deaths, and multiple bankruptcies with scheduled dividend dates.

London Houre of Commons Callington Cornwall Fane-Willam, Sharpe Leeds Liverpool Devonshire Comb- Martin Catipbeltown Ireland Mary-Ann Chrishap Barcelona Dunkirk Demerary S. Johnson Litchfield Drury-Inne Theatre Johnson’s Court Charing-cross Newgate-market Sussex Smithfield Whitechapel Salisburycourt Fleet-street Blackfriars Old Swan Old Bailey Robert Richardson Emanuel College Cambridge Richardson Adstock Bucks Wallington Hertford Richard Chandler Trinity College Wardley 76Th Regiment of Foot Miss Morris Richmond-green John Wain Navy Betty Lewis Poland-street Newcastle Henry Elwes 22D Jeffrey Elwes Cheshunt Hertfordshire Miss Parker Parker Lambeth Joseph Donaldson Scotch Greys Hackney Samuel Armstrong Woodbridge Suffolk Charles Pickfatt Holborn Great Purteney-street

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