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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1765

Page

3

Weavers of Spitalfields Peaceful but Large Protest

Morning crowds in Spitalfields and London paraded with flags and French silks amid a large peaceful demonstration. Guards maintained order at Westminster, and a meeting with Mercers and Weavers led to recalling foreign goods contracts and immediate work for journeymen. Public disturbance near Ludgate Hill prompted the Riot Act threat, but dispersal followed.

Lensponr Spitalfields Holborn Covent-garden Ludgate-hill Strand Gracechurch-street London- Bridge Borough Westminster-bridge Horse Guards Grénadiers Foot Guards Old Palace-yard House of Lords Parliament House Westminster Hall Stree's John Fielding New Guildhall Mr. Carr and Co. Mercers Ludgatehill Globe Tavern Bedford House St. James’s Richmond Earl of Sandwich Sweden Horse Grenadier Guards Hyde Park Dukes of York Gloucester Flamborough Portsmouth Plymouth Mr. Shuter Covent Garden House Shuter Ais St. Kitt’s George Weatherill Island Blizard Judge Blizard Antigua Tottenham High-cross Joseph Ransom Hitchin Hertfordshire Mercy Bland Stamper Bland Lambard Street Higgs Forty-hill City and Liberty of Westminster Middlesex Red Lion-street Hulborn Villetee Mark Lane

Beast of Gevaudan Said Killed by Peasant

Report from France notes a wild beast blamed for cattle losses in Gevaudan was killed near Panoufe by Valentin who runs M. de Kandon’s farm. The creature fired twice, then carried to Mendes, later judged to be a young wolf rather than a wolf of myth, with conflicting sightings altering the tale.

Lewers France Hague Panoufe Saugues Valentin M. de Kandon Mendes Montpellier M. d’Enneval

Historic Windsor Forest estate auction listing in Easthamstead area

A detailed notice advertises the full let of Souta Hill or Fisher’s fort in Windsor Forest, describing a grand ground floor with hall dining room and studies, plus five first floor chambers and extensive outbuildings. Grounds include water features, serpentine lake, two mile walk, park fencing, and about sixty acres more land reserved. inquiries to Brice Fisher Esq and others. Also notes inventor R Colegret’s leather Cathethers and Bovices now available at the Golden Ball near the New Exchange Building Strand with export allowances.

Windsor Forest William Watts Easthamistead Oakingham Hagshot Sunning Hill Duke’s Lodge Realing Windsor London Brice Fisher Craig's Court Charing-Cross Crackenden Surgeons Hall SadJer South Hill R. Coleget Ufe Tivasler N. B Royal Hospitals

Elixir of Bardana Promised To Rebuild Health

An advertisement touts Barodan A. R. Hirt elixir as a cure for rheumatism and general debility. It claims restoring vigor after fits, preventing future fury, and easing long struggles. Sold by Baldwin in Paterson Row and Ridley in Bucketer, with directions and author signature.

Barodan A. R. Hirt Bardana Baldwin Patergofter-Row Ridley Bucketer

A Word to the Wing and a Plea on Weavers' Plight

Postscript letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post decries vast weavers' distress amid unemployment while silk imports surge. The author blames quality elites for preferring foreign silks and calls for urgent legislative action to ban such fabrics with penalties, asserting thirty thousand poor workers seek relief.

Saltpetre and English industry meet moral and material limits

A reader letter claims saltpetre, the key to gunpowder, proves English inability to produce it domestically. It argues nitre’s vital role in life and weaponry, cites Voltaire and Elizabethan self-sufficiency, and criticizes English merchants for lack of support to skilled workers, urging foreign help and national effort to master production.

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