Despatches Mention Genoa, Lisbon, and New Providence News
The item reports Genoa’s stubborn terms and French naval movements near the Spanish Main. It notes Lisbon planning a Royal College of Physicians, and debates about copper sheathing for ships. Local election details appear, with Aldermanic results, ward appointments, and multiple candidate notices. Also reported are deaths, robberies, and burglaries in London and Westminster, plus election letters from MPs and candidates across Warwick and Pembroke.
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Leghorn
Republic of Genoa
New Providence
Sclater
Darien
Lisbon
Royal College of Physicians
West India Station
East
West India
Cordwainer’s Hall
Broadstreet
Stephen Theodore Janssen
Guildhall
Moorey
Brass Crossby
Gy Crossby
Charity School
Breadstreet
New Sarum
Julines Beckford
Alexander Powell
Salisbury
Penrydock
Wyodham
Ayre
Newchurch
William Hulky
Bathurst
Clarendon Park
Roger Stapies
London
Andy Beckford
Tucklay
Grildhall
Milne
Thames
Blackfriars
Christopher Hatton Walker
Louisa Fitzgerald
Marquis of Kildare
Mr. Gregory
St. Tudy
Cornwall
Exeter
Mm Charles-ftreet
Westminster
Jeffon
Admiralty
Reigate
Surry
William Clavering
Elys
Lak Week
Farringdon
Berkshire
Henry Goulding
Barnaby-Street
Norridge
Widegate-alley
Bithopsgate-street
Letter of thanks for medicine benefit to Mr Thomas Pierce
A benefactor letter from John Reiley thanks Mr Thomas Pierce for a medicine that saved his life after severe stomach pain and repeated vomiting of blood. The note mentions sales and distribution across London and Ireland, with witnesses and multiple shop locations.
Postscript on paper credit and press prosecutions
A London Evening Post reader argues the government should calculate paper credit growth against gold and specie exports to avoid national bankruptcy. He notes rising court prosecutions against the press and includes historical anecdotes from Edward IV to illustrate political risk and public opinion dynamics.
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London Evening Pott
Meres
Bill to curb business combinations in London and Westminster
To the Printer of the London Evening Post a letter reports that a bill is to be laid before Parliament aiming to prevent combinations among trades across London and Westminster. The writer says the measure will aid the cheapening of provisions, support existing good bills, boost foreign trade and increase national wealth.
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Mr. Knight
Snowhill
St. Sepulchre’s
Fleet Lane
Gatehouse Prison
Westminster
Warwick
Wort
Craven
Lord Craver
Sam
WiLliam Bromley
Pembroke
Sabai
Pambrone
Lam
Beable
Bwaghard
London Evening Post
Meres
London
Deposed Ottoman Officials Shake Up Urfa Governance
A mail from Hollard Constantinople dated December 153 reports deposes Mehemet Effendi Kiaya Bey and appoints Ach medt Effendi Techaouch-Bachi to the role. Youffouff Zade succeeds Stambol Effendi as notes indicate. The Pacha of Belgrade will not govern Urfa and plans to return, creating a partial distinction and an implied marriage arrangement.
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Hollard
Constantinople
Mehemet Effendi
Kiaya Bey
Achmedt ‘Effendi
Techaouch - Bachi
Arpa Emini
Aly- Azano
Osma
Youffouff-Zade
YouTouff- Effendi
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Nam
Ch SU Pa Rae Ton
Henry Brusonlecce
Ricuard Mitr
N.R
Winchester
Picton Castle
Mr. Thomas Pierce
John Reiley
White Horse
King James's Stairs
Wapping
N. B
Billecer - Square
Fenchurchstreet
Edmund Dalton
Thomas Pierce
Billiter-square
Carter
Scar-alley
Fenchurchtreet
Spencer
Berkley Square
David Bernham
Great May’ S
St. Martin’s-lane
Hooper
Bookfeller
New Church
the Scrand
Ee Bookfeller
St. Paul’s Church Yard
James Hoy
Looe Freer
Dublin
Aoorher Person
Irland
Robuck
Mr. Dixon
Williamsburg
Virginies
London Evening
Portugal
Europe
Brazil
Aft Indies
Filaur
East Indies
Draper
William Scroges
King's Bench
England
York
Wilkes
France
Aylesbury
Levant
Loawpon Evening Post
Charles the Martyr
Order Episcopal
Reading
Berks
A.cole
Yolf
Berwick