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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 23, 1765

Page

4

Sailor and assistant in violent blackmailing affair

A rough account describes a Sailor and Mood threatening a gallant with pistols and daggers, extorting about 120 pounds after seizing a watch and guineas. The Waterman aided, forcing fear rather than execution, while the principal offender and accomplices reportedly suffer no immediate punishment as they continue their indulgent lifestyle. The injured woman and her husband face a tense outcome. the offenders may bear losses from their game and adultery.

Encouragement from Public Spurs Thanks to Correspondents

The great Encouragement this Paper has met with from all Ranks of the Public obliges us to return sincere Thanks for their generous Favours and as the Number of our Correspondents increases we beg Leave to affirm them that

London Evening Post urged for usefulness and entertainment

A call to support the London Evening Post with timely orders and punctual delivery. If errors occur, the printer pledges correction. Advertisements letters and intelligence are taken by Mr. Almon, bookseller and stationer, opposite Burlington House in Piccadilly for West End readers.

London Evening Post Almon Burlington Floufe Piccadilly

Moved Dignitaries and Princedoms Passages Across Europe

Mail arrivals from Flanders and Milan report visits by Counts de Stahrenberg de Collos redo and d Aversperg en route to Parma to greet the Infant-Duke and Princess Louisa. Duke and Dutchess of Savoy depart Alexandria for Tortona. Prolonged royal dalliances follow with Novi and Tortona as routes. Paris and Besançon officials see reshuffles and a Jesuit preacher la Neuville ordered home. Duke of York travels to Berlin with royal cannon salute. Count Rochfort dies at Breda aged 43.

Flanders Milan Counts de Stahrenberg de Collos Redo d’Aversperg Parma Louisa Genoa Infanta- Achdurchess Turin Dutchess of Savoy Alexandria Tortona Duke of Parma Lecisa Novi Savoy Infanta Arch-Dackels Paris Fulytz de la Caze Bearn de Marville la Neuville St. Vermainen-Jai Brunswick Duke of York Berlin Utrecht Oosterhout Breda M. Francis-Mary de Marette

Debates and appointments in Surrey rouse support for Onslow

Last Tuesday a large meeting of the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Surrey endorsed George Onslow Esqr as a worthy representative. He pledged uniform conduct and adherence to founding principles, while Sir Anthony Abby moved to thank him and urge his reappointment. The assembly agreed. The page also details court absences, ministerial appointments, and varied dispatches from across Europe including stock moves, colonial news, and local incidents.

Lond Epsom Surry George Onslow Kendrick Clayton Anthony Abby Joseph Mawbey Onslow George Culbrook Aames Richmond Queen’s Palace Princess Dowager of Wales Charles Jenkinson Lord Bute Treasury Bute James Lowther Charles Street Berkeey Square Lord Howe Mr. West Welbore Ellis Esg Ireland Barre Lord Shelburne Paris Duke of Richmond Lord Albemarle Lord Allen Minorca Trapaud Granadoes Portsmouth Debatt Gambia Guinea East Indies East India Jamaica Havanna Port d’Orient la Calipso French East India Company Judda Coas Africa France Vistula Poland

Diseases and Casualties This Week

Aged Dropsy fourteens. Smallpox forty four. Measles with teeth issues. Fever forty eight. Stillborn four. Drowned incidents. Males total one hundred sixty six. Christen ed males four. Burials rising this week to sixty two. females involved in burials noted.

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