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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 08, 1775

Page

3

Kinburn Fort Taken By Imperial Troops

A courier from the army reports Kinburn fortress surrendered to Imperial Majesty’s troops who entered with the customary formalities. News from Warsaw notes protests over a new treaty with Berlin, signed March 11 by Baron Rewicki, as Dantzick suffers commerce damage. Frankfort reports Moravian Brethren gains and calls for protection, with Vienna sending Count Collowrath to restore tranquillity in Bohemia. Ship news from Deal details arrivals, departures, and vessels bound for Antigua, Africa, Maryland, and Quebec, with winds noted.

Moscow Kinburn Warsaw Dantzick Republick Berlin Baron Rewicki Frankfort Bohemia Koningsgratz Chraodemer Vienna Count Collowrath

London Protest and Address to the King in Common Hall

The Lord Mayor Aldermen and Livery of London assemble at Guildhall to present an Address, Remonstrance, and Petition to the King condemning American measures. They demand removal of ministers, restoration of representation, trial by jury, and liberty, denouncing tyranny and urging redress to protect commerce and rights. The King's reply affirms support for Parliament and constitutional rights.

America Guildhall Bull Sawbridge Lewes Hayley Newnham Plomer and Hart Cheapside Fleet-street Charing-Cross Duke Duchess of Cumberland Cumberland House City of London Common Hall London New England Scuarts House of Brunswick North America Great Council Great Britain

Rich nuff box gift and trials reach across Somerset and Gloucestershire

Yesterday the Duke of Queenbury gifted a sixty guineas nuff box from Queen Anne to his father. William Gordon and Thomas Corbet took seats in Parliament replacing Clive. Fanny Featherston sails to Memel. New peace commissions issued for Somerset and Flint. Ballot at Hart-India House questioned Dalrymple's restoration with 12 to 17. At Gloucester three men were executed then reprieved. Coventry saw one capitally convicted, William Clewer. A Peckham waiter found dead near Sunday morning, the Strand reported, with hymn book and watch duplicate.

London Memel Somerset Flint Hart-India House Alexander Dalrymple Gloucester William Guy Gabriel Smith William Hawkins William Hyett Thomas Williams Mary Watkins John Chapel Coventry William Clewer John Burton Peckham Strand

Lords appoint Lords Lieutenant and Admiralty officials

The London Gazette entry records royal appointments and oaths for Montgomery and Salop lieutenants, plus new commissioners for the Admiralty. It notes bankrupts and diversions in London mercantile matters, certifications, and parliamentary motions on local governance, lighting, and infrastructure.

House of Lords April 10 shows multiple public bills advancing

The Lords passed the trade restraint bill for New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia and South Carolina without amendment and ordered it for report. Other measures included land tax, mutiny and desertion in the American colonies, indemnity for office qualification omissions, and rebuilding Hertford Gaol. Various local and infrastructural bills were presented or read a second time and committed.

Charles Meed Byng Meed Lord North Dundas Hindon John Cavendish Lanerk Andrew Stuart Highgate Hampstead England George Savile Europe Huntingdon Argyle Scotland Smalls Liverpool Ie House New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia South Carolina Commissioners of Land Hertford Huntingdon Society Trent and Morsey Broadwell Shire of Clerkenwell Lincoln’s Inn Gardens Mary Bone

Hindon Voter Incapacitation Bill Rejected Petition

The House entered committee on the Hindon borough voter incapacitation bill. A petition against the measure was presented by the Reverend Mr. Nairne and others seeking to block the bill's progress.

Hindon Nairne

Postponed Case Remarks From M C Rudd

In a letter to the printer M C Rudd explains delaying further remarks on the Perreaus matter. He cites intent to avoid prejudice, defends prior testimony as true, denounces enemies, and vows mercy and humanity toward foes while maintaining resolve.

Drummond John Felding Lisé Milton Perreaus

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