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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 22, 1776

Page

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Private Negotiations For the Nobility and Gentry Only

Promoter James at Rathbone Place offers private, expeditious capital advances in all modes and securities. He invites applications from present or future expectations, promising discreet handling, candour, and honour for nobility seeking funds, with country letters acted on in town.

Bertie Vine Street Piccadilly James Rathbone Place

Great Duchess Maria Feodorovna Anointed and Betrothed

Reports from Peterburg describe the Great Duchess Maria Feodorovna being anointed in the Winter Palace chapel and betrothed at a ceremony exchanging rings. The Empress and court officials hosted a public dining and ball, with nobles, foreign ministers, and regiments presented to the Duchess. Corunna notes an earthquake, and Baltic notices include a chapel grant in Memel and grain export concerns. Bankrupts and certificates set for surrender and grant across London, Stratford, Warminster, Bristol, and York.

Peterbburgh Winter-Palace Maria Feodorovna Corunna Berlin Ac Memel Church of England Brussels Hague States General America Thomas Ainsley Hermiage Wapping Potter and Glass-Feller Guildhall Vmanc Gardner Stratford Upon Avon Warwickshire Ironmonger White Lion Three Tuns Warwick Patrick Larkan Coleman-sireet London George Yockney Warmintter Wilts Toymans and Chinaman Three Horshoes Warminster Samuel Gaines Bristol Three Suns Tavern Corn Street Britt William Preston Munkgate Monkbar York Ignatius Jordan Tothill-street Westminster Joseph Wimpey St. John Clerkenw William Reid Liverpool

Defeat at Long Island blamed on Lord Stirling and missteps

London reports from Philadelphia describe the setback for Provincial forces at Flatbush due to Lord Stirling's neglect of a proper defending force. Ranger Col Trail fights valiantly at the Jamaica Plain pass but is forced to retreat after heavy losses, joining Gen. Putnam at Brooklyn. Washington commands about 33,000 men at Kingsbridge while reports note British actions and naval movements, including privateering off Lisbon and American privateers near Santander.

Long Island Lord Stirling Lord Howe Col Trail Jamaica Plain Lee Congress St. Augustine George Germaine New York Howe Richmond Kew Lisbon London Lord Sandwich Charles Town South Carolina Peter Parker General Clinton Clinton Prince of Wales America Treasury Ireland Mr. Jenkinson Quirk Liverpool Jamaica Santander Portmouth Spithead Ranger Se. Croix Amsterdam Cowes Glasgow Peasley West-Indies Kent Beaver Downs Betsey Wray Lord Stanley Strickland Leghorn Dublin Corke St. Abes Cole Dolphin Randal Newfoundland Bilboa Hudson’s Bay Fleet King George Fowler Prince Rupert York House of Commonis Lyne Regis Hunttanton Norfolk Guildhall Nathan Watherall Benjamin Barber John Varney William Bargain John Elliot Thorpe Lioughborough Thursaday Sabatehouse Moe Leicester Wells Maiden-la Covent Garden Benson Flouse of Commons Speed Thomas Evanee Middle Temple Kingston Elliot Bihop Marrisd John Knight Elliot Gloucester Llanfyllin William John Topkins John Flogkins Ratcliff Highway Lydia Carpenter Anns Draper William Draper Berwick Dumfries Kennedy

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