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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 30, 1771

Page

3

To be Sold Long Lease and Manor Lands Near Tarporley

A description of properties to be sold by auction in multiple lots on August 6 and 7 at Tarporley and nearby manors in Cheshire. The offer includes the Prospective estate at Pennycross near Plymouth with detailed rent terms and covenants, plus multiple parcels in Atkinton Willington and Tarporley manors with specified rents for several lives. A public survey at the London Inn Plymouth is planned on August 13 for further particulars.

Elgar Pennycross Devon Plymouth Plymouth Dock Thomas Duvall Hamoaze St. Nicholas’s Island Mount Edgcumb Stonehouse Royal Hospitals Reguineas Duvall Beacon Down Green Ark Speeps Potts Rishard Shea London Inn Thomas Duck Gray’s Inn London Champion Joseph Southern Tarporley County of Chester Atkinton Utkinton Manor Ralph Butler Butler Joseph Siddern Siddern Thomas Oviron Holly Hill Quarry Land Ditto Joseph Butler Thomas White Williams William Baugh Smethursts Burlands Joseph Burges Warren Floure John Walley John Symm Rowley Southern Willignton Manor John Smith Ellis Garratt’s Oulton’s Daniel Johnson Billington’s John Young Robert Greenway Bradshaw John Vernon Vernon William Dilworth William Chester Thomas Walley Road Street Kay Manchester Lord S Now —K M—jls Knights of the Garter Windsor Paris Versailles Jack Sprat Apollo George Buchanan Bald Buzzard Universal Magazine of Knowledge Avivenes Escorial England House of Commons Charles I Bald Bazard Hercules Joshua Waller Vauxhall Dido J. Hinton King’s Arms Paternoferrow Warwick-line Great-Britain Ireland Universal Magazine St. George's Chapel Hudson Robinson and Roberts Patér-Rofter Lady’s Magazine Spurous Fime Wheble la& Infolint Talfé Udge Robinson and Roberté Hutton Charles Hutton J. Wilkie St. Paul's Church-yard R. Baldwin Society of Mathematicians

Russian Fleet and Dardanelles Alarm Across Europe

Letters from June report seven Russian ships of the line fighting 12 large rebecs, two gallies and two frigates from France and Algiers with Russians burning parts of the latter and taking rest. Darkith vessels reaching Dardartelles fled after rough handling near Scio. Leghorn reports Grand Signior orders seven Bashans to Syria to oppose Ali Bey, who reinforces with 30,000 men and seeks 300,000 tallars from Christians in Egypt. The Mecca caravan is plundered by Arabs under orders of the so called King of Egypt.

Yeterday Flanders Anconi Faly Fanis Alviers Dardartelles Dulcignote Chebec Scio Leghorn Alexandria Egypt Ali Bey Afiaq Tripoli Seid Damas Aleppo Urfa Diarbekir Kelis Syria Mahomet Bey Abudat Mecca

London dispatch reports Turkish and Russian military moves abroad

Extraordinary letters from Constantinople and Poland describe Turkish forces of about 5000 under Prince Repnin attempting to retake Giurgeno, with Russian forces retreating to Bucharest after heavy losses. Additional notes cite insurrectionists surrendering in North Carolina, unresolved ambassadorial quarrels in London, ship movements, court appointments, and city notices along with market prices and local incidents.

Constantinople Poland Prince Repnin Giurgeno Bucharest Newburn North Carolina Bryon Crown Court Westminter Paris Norway Bergen Jones London Calais Lady L England Ardreys John Bentley Greekwich Hospital George Williams 16Th Regiment of Dragoons Samuel Griffiths William Nicholson Lincoln Weldland St. Paul Guildhall Company of Cordwainers Company of Sadlers Court of Common Council Kennett Wilkes Roffeter Solander Royal Garden Richmond Cruttenden Putney Park Dunning Dogget Camberwell Grove Newgate Frances Allen Bradshaw Little Queen Ann S Street Matthew Polland Thomas Jones

Robberies and Notices From Historic London Records

The text lists multiple offenses and legal actions including home thefts in St George and Islington, robbery of a highway watch and guineas, and theft of a tea-pot and plate. It notes marriages, promotions, and several deaths including Eales George Erskine in Bengal and Charles Erskine in Ramsgate. Also mentions obituaries and civic notices from various locales.

Lambert Taylor St. George’s James Satufs Saylas Dumb Jemmy Frances Allen Bradshaw Sarah Bucks John, Kilbert Thomas Jenkins Francis Stephen Clements Hickman Islington Richard Pearce Samuel Swinton John Jackson St. Paul Samu Bayton Bearbinder-lane Sukey James Aldermin’s-walk Bishopfante-street Atkins Barthlomewclofe Mary Forman Westham Essex James Wilson Mills Clarke Clarke Elg Grea Ormond-street Bengal Eales George Erskine East India Company John Erskine Edinburgh Charles Erskine Ramsgate Kent Long John Long Fleet-market Thomas Tuck Mace of Wood-street

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