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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 07, 1777

Page

3

Late May 18 19th century dispatches from Europe and crime tale

Reports from Paris and surrounding areas detail imperial movements and naval dispositions at the mouth of the Black Sea. A Hungarian frontier envoy notes the Emperor plans departure next month with orders guiding clerks on travel. A distressing tale recounts a widow’s murder attempt on her children due to lover’s wealth, leading to an interview and impending trial.

Pacha Paris Phey Felf Philén Tekan

Royal birthday and royal review at Kew and Blackheath

The text notes the birth day of the queen and a royal review from Kew to Blackheath with the Light Dragoons led by Lieutenant Elliot, plus dinner at Kew. It mentions distress in the Duke of Guelph’s house, and a historical claim of mortgaging Pall Mall to cover funds. An Atlantic letter reports a violent dispute in Bourdeaux between English and American sailors, escalating to a battle with shifts in fortune and eventual American retreat.

Phis Hephanla Gunnersbury Westerday Prince of Wales Kew Blackheath Light -Dragoons Several Elliot Percy Duke of England Pall Mall Bourdeaux Amo

Forged Bank Notes and Crime Linked to Port Town

A lengthy London era report details counterfeit banknote production and a network of forged notes. It cites Bank of England forgery mechanics, Dutch paper origins, and arrests including John Crompton and others. The piece also notes public safety measures, pardons, and ongoing inquiries tied to a port town disturbance and related crimes.

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Prisoners to surrender at Blue Boar Inn Haverfordwest

John Ormond late of Prendergast Pembroke now prisoner in county jail surrenders June 27 28 and July 19 at dawn at Blue Boar Inn Haverfordwest. Thomas P Swell goldsmith of St Martin in the Fields to surrender June 14 24 and July 29 at Guildhall London. John Cordwell of St Botolph Aldgate victualler to surrender June 21 and July 9 at Guildhall London.

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Murder in Salisbury Outskirts Aiding Soldiers Seized

In Salisbury a poor itinerant trader Thomas Seufe was found murdered near the London turnpike road. Coroner reports indicate bayonet wounds, two soldiers Burke and Cunathen were arrested after long examination by Mayor Harley. Evidence suggests robbery of sieve and ware contents.

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Duke of Cumberland's Boat Race on the Thames

Crowds lined the Thames between Westminster and Blackfriars as seven boats prepared for the annual race in Cumberland's honor. The Duchess of Cumberland led at the start, with Eagle and Sea-horse close behind, amid precise signaling and a naval band.

Westminster Bridge Ange Royal Highness Sven Blackfriars Bridge Duchess of Camherland Duchess of Cumberland Caine Pamey

Royal pageantry on the Thames from Blackfriars to Vauxhall

The narrative describes a royal barge procession with the Duke and a large escort sailing from Blackfriars Bridge to Palley and back in about two and a half hours. Music in boats and celebratory drinking marked the event, with no accidents reported and the party dining at Water and later proceeding to Vauxhall.

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