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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1734

Page

2

Swedish Nobleman Surrenders as Dantzick Is Surrounded

A Swedish nobleman commanding at the Fort of the Vistula near Wechselmunde has also surrendered. Slips are expected daily from Stockholm to embark him and his volunteers. Dantzick appears surrounded, with Primate and Count Munich negotiating amnesty, while Munich demands surrender at discretion. General Lagieski has advanced with troops to disperse the Polish gathering in Great Poland.

Vistula Wechselmunde Stockholm Dantzick Munich Lagieski Poland

Royal appointments and civic notices in London and provinces

His Majesty appoints Peregrine Duke of Ancaster Lord Warden of the Parks and Eyre. regiments to be reviewed at Reading. promotions in Guards and Gibraltar to Jamaica. Reports of Dantzick surrender under Munich terms. clerical convocation and city offices updates. customs seizures. accidents and fires. summer circuit schedules across multiple counties.

Peregrine Ancaster and Kestevan Great Chamberland England Chacel Forests Earl of Pembroke Reading Wade Charles Lord Cadogan Regiment of Dragoons John Earl of Stair Mr. Dives Miss Dives John Talbot Henry Spencer Gibraltar Jamaica Marquis du Quesne Roger Bradshaigh Dantzick Munich Augustus Poland Stralsund Lerttes Carlisle Waugh Cathedral Church of Canterbury Burr Street St. Katherine’s Christopher Reed His Majesty’s Excise Custom-House George Pratt Keys Francis Palmer Pratt Daniel Clark Palmer His Majesty’s Customs Saffron-Waldrow Hertfordshire Excise-Office Islington Milner East-India Company John Wooderton Eig Lord Privy Seal Thomas Hyde John Webb Toone Mercer Davey Barber Ashmore Dorset Bristol Hyde Park Simpson St. Michael’s Hill Gloucestershire Gloucester Sodbury Josiah Wear

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Letter from Barbados on sugar crop and war fears

Extract of a letter from Barbadoes dated Feb 19 reports the sugar crop being the smallest ever, with estates shrinking from 3000 pots to 300, debts pressuring planters, and concern a French war could lead to island seizure or plunder by Martinecans. It also notes appointments in Whitehall and lists various securities and financial figures including South Sea stocks and annuities.

Barbadoes France Whitehall John Viscount Lymington Ile of Wight Carisbrook Castle Duke of Montagu

Notice of Stage Coach Appointments at Gena Inn Gracechurch

Proper Persons are appointed to attend at the Gena Inn in Gracechurch-street to receive goods and parcels and to enter places and passengers for all stage coaches and waggons at the rebuilt house after the fire. Dover and other coaches will meet at the Four-Swalls in Bishopsgate street with accommodation and maid places. Warehouses and books are open at the old Cross-Keys Inn for goods parcels and passengers to Ipswich Beccles Saxmundham Chelmsford Portsmouth Epfora Croydon Clapham Greenwich Peckham Eltham Dulwich and other stages and waggons.

Gracechurch-street N.B Dover Deal Canterbury Kester Maidstone Bishopsgate Street

Purse Races at Lancashire July 15 16 17

O Wigan announces purses for July races in Lancashire with three heats daily and entry rules. Purse details include weights ages and substitutions for subscribers. Also note cockfighting at the patchery morning and assemblies at night in town.

Justice Page Justice Reeve City of York County of York Castle of York Durham Castle of Newcastle Northumberland Cumberland Carlisle Westmoreland Apulby Lancaster Wigan New Course Lancashire

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