Public notices amid moves and disasters across Europe and England
Reports detail imperial proclamations in Gottingen and Gotffn, evacuations and fortifications blown by the French, earthquakes near Naples and in China, Creeks raids near St Augustine, and naval moves. Cherokee chiefs visit Portsmouth while British officers reshuffle governorships and regiments. storms, thefts, and local mischief also reported.
Debts to the Scriven estate gathered by executrix in Vere Street
Debtors to the late Charles Scriven of Vere Street Clare Market Glazier are urged to pay debts to Elizabeth Scriven sole executrix at Vere Street. Those with claims must send accounts to be examined and satisfied. A broad advertisement then extols a balsam remedy, praises a London author, and thanks a London Evening Post contributor for essays on colonial trade.
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Hermions
Cadiz
Arechufa Fris Gate
Plymouth
Margaret
Robinson
Virginia
London
St. Malo’s
Wincheser
Montague
Lord Bruce
Wiltshire
Wiltshire Regiment
England
Portsmouth
Portmouth
Essex
Spithead
Lisbon
Lord Tyrawley
Winchester
Amphitryon
Brett
Ganfell
Young Buy
Rufane
76Th Regiment of Foot
Martinique
John Darby
17Th Regiment of Foot
Fort Royal
David Erskine
Fort St. Pierre
George Scott
Foot
John Leighton
Fort William
North Britain
Maurice Cane
75Th Regiment of Foot
John Byng
S8th Regiment of Foot
Lift Regiment of Foot Guards
Eafizn John Twiselton
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Caswell
Battalion of
Guards
Tower
City and Liberty of
Westminster
Savoy
Whitehall
Savoy Barracks
Chelsea
Fane
James Late Stanhope
Faterday
Stockwell
James Romax
Olborn
Joseph Hankey
Fenchurch-street
Nathaniel Hartley
Yorkshire
Soames
Charles Scriven
Vere-Street
Clare Market
Glazier
Elizabeth Scriven
Vere Screec
Honry
Baldwin
Booksel¢r
Patehnoster Row
Valerian
Radcliffe
Garth
London Evening-Post
Great Briain
North America
Great Britain
Elizabeth
Britain
Chuc
Haydon Yard
Minories
Postscript to the Author on a Paris Peace Report
A London Evening Post reader denounces a circulated peace tale with France as dangerous to the crown. He argues such terms would betray the king and nation, denying belief that ministers would agree to a notorious concession and warns readers to distrust the sensational report.
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France
Sccom Noda Jon
Linisiana
Guadalcup
Martinico
Lisis
Beiraxnitus
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Peter III
Newtky
Holstein
Hanover
Gottingen
Witzenhausen
Paris
Luke de Broglio
Germany
Madrid
Spain
Prince of Beauveau
Marquis de Sarria
Almeyda
de Valiere
China
Naples
Ises
Ifchia
Caramicciola
Mugello
Florence
Carolina
St. Augustine
Basque Road
Galicia
Havannah
Europa
San Francisco Xavier
Carthagena
Hermione
Bishopsgate-street
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