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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1772

Page

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Wiltshire election debate and London Gazette summary

A Wiltshire election notice argues for true independence against ministerial influence. The letter defends Lords and probes the Bedchamber, public virtue, and county rights, urging Wiltshire freeholders to discern real independence amid ministerial pressure. It discusses the Ministry’s stance on a candidate and the clergy’s potential support.

Ible Devizes Goddard Wiltshire Treasury Jet M.j Prince of Wales Bloomsbury Aylesbury Salisbury Wilton House of Commons Gilbert Elliot Friends of Freedom Wilts

Emperor's troop movement to Poland reported from Vienna

Mails from Holland and Flanders Vienna July 22 publish a declaration by Joseph II stating troops will be sent to Poland to end disturbances and protect inhabitants. It notes strict discipline and that revenue will not be paid to the King or republic, while public offices continue duties. Warsaw July 22 reports Haddick memorial. Esferhazy and Kaminsky joined and returned. Polish nobles depart for Danzig. Weilel Sulkowski and Sapieha noted. Paris July 27 Lisbon reports Cardinal Cunha as Minister of State. Hague Aug 4. The young Prince died after birth.

Holland Flanders Vienna Poland Joseph II Warsaw Hacdick Esferhazy Kaminsky Leopold Haddick Dantzick Count de Weilel Sulkowski Sapieha Lithuania Paris

Prisoner Ala Aya Brought From Constantinople To Prussia

An officer named Seid Ala Aya, famed for defending a redoubt with 800 men, was captured and gifted by Count Remanzow to the Prussian king who provided several suits of clothes and a fine sabre, plus liberty to return to Constantinople. The king later ordered two slaves returned to Prussian officers from Maxon battle. Additionally, Sir Joseph York leaves for Holland as gratuities are bestowed on Italian illness attending faculty. Empress of Russia plans four East Indies ships and a potential trading company under direct protection. A ship from the Falklands reaches Spithead, the fastest crossing yet. A Seady merchant story recounts a hurricane and a beach entrapment near Margaritta island, with Spanish aid enabling launch.

Constantinople Maxon Joseph York Holland Duke of Gloucester Italy Jebb Adair Charlton Houshold East Indies Mondy Spithead Lindeavou Falklands Islands England Seady Comana Verra Firma Antigua Portsbello Margaritta Island Bay Montpater

To the Printer of the London Evening Post

Letter from a writer signing as .12 Hans? in Freeholder denounces Wiltshire canvassing as vile and hypocritical while accusing Hearit of forging profit seeking rhetoric and vulgar conduct in publicly aired controversy.

Hans Wilts

Letter to General Conway on Artillery officers petition

A London Evening Post letter defends Mr Jones, countering a cruel accusation against the Royal Regiment of Artillery. It notes the short delay between Jones’s arrest and trial, his subsequent request for character certificates from officers who knew him, and the unanimous signing of a certificate detailing his former behavior.

Colman Conway Royal Regiment of Artillery Jones Ord

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