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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 14, 1766

Page

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Diplomatic Dispatches from London to Madrid and Paris

Readers are informed of a broad set of summer postings and politics across Europe. St James's reports Count de Malzahn delivering credentials in London while Irish Parliament addresses Earl of Hertford. various bankruptcies and creditor notices are listed amid maritime and foreign developments. International items include Egypt banishment, West Indies governorship appointments, Madrid ordinances on pardons and livelihood exile, and Polish court interest in Madame Geoffrin.

St. James’s Count de Malzahn Prussia Ireland Earl of Hertford A&t Dublin Society Henry Nelson St. Alban Wood Street London Thomas Claydon Tring Hertford Guildhall Edward Forbes Henry Winttanley James Appleton William Penkert Liverpoole Liverle Alexander Barclay Old Street Middlesex Jonathan Weerch Radcliffe Cross Midses Linnen Draper Lonon Aes Bashaw Egypt Medige Mahomet-Begh Barci-Odalbachi Janissaries Durban- Bairam Seraglio Copenhagen Peter de Claussen Foot Friends St. Croix St. Thomas and St. John West Indies Madrid Leghorn Corsica Sardinia Turin Don Hercules-Thomas Count de la Ville Order of Annonciade Paris Madame Geoffrin Marchioness de la Ferte-Imbault Poland France Warsaw Empress of Ruffia Petersburgh Mont. d’Alembert Brunswick French Academy Rochfort Breft

Royal pages and city happenings in a London muddle

Long account of court events at St James's and Windsor with entries on resignations and a grand royal entertainment at Gunnersbury. Notices include officers named for Guernsey and Westminster paving, court trials, bread price abuses, a baker riot, and various deaths, arrests, and crimes in late 18th century London society.

Smugglers Seize Tea as Officers Fail to Capture Cargo

Walberers riding officers of the customs in Sussex seized about thirty hundred pounds of tea concealed in a wood near Warnniglis Park Slangham. A gang of twelve smugglers armed with clubs rescued the tea, except 247 pounds in oil-skin bags. Rewards of fifty pounds per apprehended offender are offered by the commissioners for justice. Public meeting announced for June to consider a Turnpike Act to improve the road between Brentford and Hounslow.

Skelton Thomas Moreland, Esq Court-ledge Kent Ann Mattison Kendal Westmoreland Portland Blackfriars-bridge Stretton Grounds Westminster John Harley Newgate George Sutton Aldersgate Ward Jermyn-street Adolphus Nicolai St. James’s Temple Stairs Thames Henderson Kent-street St. George’s Church Southwark John Woods Parkes Court of Exchequer Rybot Weavers Hall Temple Hampstead Heath Pond Pond Street Custom-House London Walberers John _Pankhurst John Newington Rottendean Brighthinnion Sussex Warnniglis Slangham Shoreham Fryce Fiorence Bt. Majesty’s Customs Great Wester Rou Brentford Hounslow Miesorth Psickenham Perton Jromotung

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