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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 24, 1772

Page

3

Privately Sold Leasehold Mansion near Grosvenor Square

Property to be sold by private contract a leasehold mansion on Lower Grosvenor Street near Grosvenor Square with extensive appurtenances. It features a large hall four ground floor rooms three large upstairs rooms plus back stairs and garret rooms, many lodging rooms, large offices, stables for 12 horses and coach houses for four carriages. Held by lease from Lord Grosvenor with 48 years unexpired and ground rent 111 per year. Enquiries to Medus Burton and Pearts at Lincoln's Inn Old Buildings or Mr Clarke of Snowhill for viewing instructions.

Grosvenor-street Grosvenor-S Quare Medus Burton and Pearts Lincoln’s Inn Old Buildings

Auction notice for freehold estate in Streatley Berks

In the will of the late Martin Tomkins a two part glebe estate in Streatley Berks with 42 acres of arable land and sheep commons is to be sold by trustees at the King's Arms Inn Reading. Further details via Tyh Coppings and the London General Annuity Office announces annuities and lending opportunities with nine years purchase on two lives.

King's Arms Inn Reading County of Berks Martin Tomkins Streatley Tyh Coppings Elgin Lincoln's Inn London Mesiis Jones and Townsend Attornees Newbury Old Broad-street England Ireland Europe Dyer Cadiz Ferrol Cape Finisterre Lincoln’s Inn Symond’s Inn General Posit Office Chester Dublin Pos Clare Market Mr. Ekterton Helborn Tho. Blomefield Artillery Bristol Hor Wells Smart Cheltenham Woolwich Stokes Hampstead Isaac Stroit Temple Longscre Abraham Benderick Crawle Minories Broadstrett Walters Carolina Wm Cornhill Thomas Davidson Silverstreet Grolden Square Jonathan Vale West Silver-stree Wood-street Mdin Tooley-Street Robert Laurie Hatt India Company Tottenham-court-road Hezekiah Crole Eig Hoxton Edward Bagshaw Charles Town West India India Lyme Dorset Cuttom-house Leeds Newgate St. Thomas’s Ward Corles Gabxgan Express Johnson Jes. Jackson John Hughton Holyhead Gahagan Tuelay Manwaring Prson James Lister Messrs, Smith, Wright, and Grey York

Dissent On Bill Affects East India Company Rights

A dissent asserts the bill infringes chartered rights of the East India Company, suspends self governance, and risks public faith. It argues Parliament cannot override lawful commissions and cautions about perpetual state interference with corporate privileges.

Parliament the East India Company

Opposition Critics Attack Six Month Clamp on Company Powers

A parliamentary protest argues the bill suspending the East India Company's powers is ill conceived and hurried. It contends the measure risks perpetuating abuses, eroding rights, inflating crown influence, and harming trade profits while delaying reform.

India Witi Commons Cominions

English Frigate Arrival and Diplomatic Standoff

Reports from December describe the Winchelsea returning to port after a voyage to Marseilles amid tensions with the regency. The Dey refused audience unless the British consul accompanied him, leading Captain Wilkinson to depart without one while enslaved Christians were kept chained aboard. Other notes cover Prussian senator warnings in Warsaw and a major fire in Zittau with 197 houses burned.

Holland France Flanders Algiersy Winchelsea Wilkinson Marseilles London Warsaw Prusia Senate Republick Dantzick Scharpau Bautzen Zittau Amsterdam Surinam

Europe War Data and Local Crime Notes in Town Letter

A Nov letter from Charles Town discusses West Indies operations by Black Caribs of St. Vincent and local riverine skirmishes. A second dispatch lists European territorial squares, then reports on Poland Vienna Berlin disputes, clerical criticism, and a string of London and Dublin crime and court notices including robberies, bankruptcies, and fraud investigations followed by stock and market notes.

Charles ‘Town South Carolina West Indies St. Virevit Europe Russia Poland Lithuania Sweden Great Duchy of Finland Germany Crimea France Spain Denmark Norway Great Britain Ireland Hungary Transylvania Sclavonia Croatia Dalmatia Portugal Naples Sicily Sardinia Piedmont Savoy Republic of Venice Grand Duchy of Tuscany Republic of Rattisbon Empire Vienna Petersburgh Berlin Wulf

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