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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 25, 1774

Page

2

Dantzic Letter on Prussia King Decision Sparks City Turmoil

A June 3 letter from Dantzic reports the city wrestles with a vote over acknowledging the King of Prussia as local owner of port and harbor. Aldermen face a divided council as merchants press a negative stance, while crowds threaten unrest and fear a siege if the king’s authority is accepted.

Danizick Letter Details City Crisis and Prolonged Siege

Dated June 7, Danizick reports magistrates defied Russian and Prussian ministers, answering negatively after deputies failed to gain an audience with the King at fanienburg. The King ordered his officials to depart, gates closed, armed citizens on walls, and a likely siege within a day. Count Gallowkin to be updated by deputies. Rich families fled as the city braces for attack.

Danizick Prussia Fanienburg Reichard Dietz Kirchein Gallowkin

Gravenor Lamented Figure From Bristol in London Evening Post

The London Evening Post notes the late Miss Gravenor of Bristol as a lamented figure. It records her passing and recalls her ties to Bristol society, reflecting on her life and influence within the community.

London Pott Miss Gravenor Brisol Gravenor

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