Chester Chronicle Or Commercial Intelligencer (Newspaper) - June 27, 1776, London, Middlesex THE C H ESTER COMMERCIAL T H NIGHTS O T A N June HERE is an agent here at contracting for 1006 toss of on government account Large orders have been from government at for cah non which that Com pany are employ ed it SliaM that it depended on as ah gentleman arrived he faw forged of parliament in print had been drawn up in and feat over to England printed They were in manner as our and penalties and re One in particular was a heavy capitation tax upon were lower ranks of people the and had a great upon and inflaming their minds the and rendering them deaf to every The a kingdom is faid to a that ithe governor was under the of OB to the navy is down to and to take up ten to bring over the eight battalions of which have been or o in to India it is are come to fuch a that ti do to will be both in the Ealt and Weft parts of the This morning advices were received from by which we learn that things thete the feme as when the lait ex came but intelligence of their mareh that General not taken by our on ths 1 of May A letter received a T j of a by by to the American had been who the mail all her the and the Tha is the form of a libel entered in one of courts j which are to lay before as a true copy of the Colony of the 7 court of j To thj Timothy try and condemn all that be found the of and into the Middle or It that 4ay of year of our Lord qf in the mailer f boat belonging to owned by divers Newbury who as toell in behalf of faid the crew on board and the owners and crew belonging to another awned boat by Stan and owners and crew belonging to an armed the and the crew to another armed boat commanded and the owners of and crew be longing to another armed boat commanded by Tho into court and and gives the faid court to and on the day of January afore a certain called the burthen about commanded by one Bowie from Lon bound to loaded with four other as by armed with two carriage 2 12 was feen in Bay called in faid county of intend the fca and carrying articles to for the ufe of the fleet and army employed the faid Contrary to law and the of this colony in fuch and which was taken within five leagues of the called Salisbury in the fame on the fame by the and boats and brought into the harbour of Newbury in the fame all and by force of the faid the faid f with her and other appa furniture and her and the car cm board the fame are forfeited and to be after the charges of trial and v condemnation of the grofs produce thereof to the Captors and others concerned who are your proponent and fet forth in this libel as a as this is a matter within the of this the faid Hale prays the of the court in the and that the proper may and that in a due ot law the faid p other and and the cargo on board the fame be adjudg to b and to the ufes is a of h libel filed with me the mip and of the of her cargo annexed to the fard Timothy f E I C L fo 62 86 butts of 30 butts four 20 92 quarters of 30 zo iz firkins of 12 boxes pf 5 i of 6 hampers of 12 boxes of 21 coils of of i anker of i puncheon of a of loaf i box of I of of t tub 4 bags of i bag of 24mens military 52 of Orders arc given for the apartments adjoining to the at lately inhabited by the Earl to be ready for the reception of their Ma Saturday and all new furniture is preparing for Orders are given for the Queens library to be kept open for the of the but none of the royal apartments are to be feen without a We hear from that they have had di final ac counts from the of the damages dohe by fome the beginning of this In a letter from Sainte dated June we arc that they Had that day a violent ac companied with thunder and that in the about five a of hail fell of the fize al of a pigeons and has the corn and fruits in the part of the territory of Le and Erag ny and what adds to die that the fevere froft in the winter had greatly hurt all Several people were hurt by the hail to which a heavy which was fix inches deep on level what has been reported relative to the Hamburgh people to trade with the they were in aims their fo yet we are well by the laft letters from that every which arrives there with is and the Americans hare in return whatever they and are encouraged to continue to trade with that Letters from Jamaica that they were fitting out of and loading them with rum for to fur fo that they may have a quantity in and which have been very much wanted all over that And that have arrived here from Ja maica are gone into and are fitting out with the to return A letter received from an officer in rhe at The crew of an American priva teer had confined the Captain of the it is be fent to and carried her into Port after which they up to Admiral Extract cf a May The a f of clean men of war and frigates failed from this port they uere imme a French that brought to off the and made a for the when they failed with a fair for Extract of a letter from an Oficer at ta hh fa ther in dated May i We arrived here from Boilon after a fine paf in which we loft only five The troop are now in high hourly the con voys under which we are to fail from Halifax as fooi as they arrive our is at A letter from dated April Co lonel Gorham has compleated his and fine fel lows they you know moil of the many of them were happily and en joyed in a quiet until found their on the pre fent This called them forth and with great and they have col parcel of brave who are likely to be as as any troops we of a June Since my lafl arrived here theman of from the with fix under her con having on board all kinds of and are to join the fleet here bound to America they are ex to fail every as they are all cf a Utter from June This morning the Hornet of and ten under her Arrived at this port from the which now complete the whole and are all ready for to as foon as their orders His Royal the Duke of was well by his lall and has taken a houfe for the fummer about ten miles from Tis thought his in Italy will be for along as the climate agrees fo well with A valuable if fuch a thing can be made for the of being lately brought he or dered it to be laid laying the political afforded no agreeable ideas of Soon after the Earl of return from Ire that together with the Earls of and Lord are expected to A the fon of a late eminent who about a year ago came of and applied and the part of his to the amount of out of of contrary to the recommendation of his real and of that Court where it had been whole of it by the of who hid to the houfe and youth of fq contrived to gull him of near of valuable ef under pretence of improving his in the Lately died at in and fome old Du born who under Louis great honour the regiment of Royal as till the year when that regiment Very income till he arrived at falling tn winch he Co him ta the at procured for him on of 300 which was continued by order of the King till his This old man enjoy ed a of a good and to all the gaiety of youth added the patriot of a The wife of Francis of Lin was tapped for the on The 23d of the time of her undergoing that She is Hill and is tapped every The total of water is fourteen and one Friday the Robert who from the gaol of at as mentioned by us in a former was taken by fome concerned in the Walker as he by the engine of that who Brought him back to His old and received the of twenty which had been offer ed for apprehending morning the five capital for Healing rSo guineas in the houfe Whitehead William for rob bing of a two John for a burglary in the houfe of Robert and Healing caft and notes to the value of a for and Robert for high in hav ing in his a on which was the of a were executed at Ty to their Street was drawn on a They all behaved in a manner becom ing their unhappy NORTHERN cf July at the The fame day at rhe July at the Town of Saturday a the The fame day at the Friday Augull at at Saturday at the of GOLD to be Guineas to Haif 2 14 to Quarter to April 5 2 I Coined prior to the ill of ROBERT by the Lords of to exchange the gold coin of this deficient of according to liis dated fhe attendance will be given at his in for that from the of May to the of No Guineas can be exchanged that were coined from the year 1772 to The value given for light June AT the general meeting of the ed by an Aft the laft for erecting a or andland marks in or ucar rhe port of held at the Town hall this it was That be the of the or and of the duties payable dtan five per per annum and the of five hundred and fifty pounds was then lub to be lent the fum of four and fifty being ar a like the fame may be for by any or wiling to advance the either in one en or in or to that by apply ing to at the The next General Meeting of the will be at the on thead day of July at eleven of the clock in By order of the To tie Gentry I Traveling between CHESTER and daily experienced by the 1 A complaints of the how very to then the mode to being alfo we it is the great many to prefer any and Wales lam in and to endeavour under favour of to ef a line of Chef ter and where the public may with carriage and at the on the This unknown to who by of that and opulent pow wi oar infant and brought to maturity by kind and protection at the fame time mail beleave to allure that this Ian is not carried into execution thro or private to any one concerned upon that but a full mat it is become to introduce a dif I krent manner of travelling through whereby the public may have a choice in time and conveyance alfo that however or ways ray undertaking may the motive may be looked at with and not unworthy of your Who with profound Your obedient humble M T THOMAS N B r B haying very great to that the undertaking has a momentary of the rates of traveling thro we hope the generous public will believe it originates us with their kind to prevent tile return of A T LONDON and CHESTER DILIGENCE To Three fi S every four f oa y lhe next Each to pay at half to be returned if the party do not ten pounds of l f D Performed by And I All the principal Innkeepers thro and I he beg leave the that hall be wanting to H pes and the hell with careful who are not fuffered to any gratuity from the The pro alfo pay And the genC frequently travel and Ireland with luggage too heavy tobe conveyed by any the the better to accommodate them will convey their luggage at a pound by the FLYING MACHINE which fets out from the above inns in and London every 1 and Sunday evenings fix o dockland at London ahd every and Saturday carrying fix at children on lap each aolb of luggage above to pay twopence a pound parcels under all two pence a booked f Performed M And the principal innkeepers thro L The will not be accountable for plate ier Vis rings bank or par cels cf more than entered and paU for as Juch 1 ne books kept at the Yacht places in either of the above carriages may be f 1o be Sold by private THE manor of the capital mpf or of and rhe rfc the tithes in and in the comity of let amounting to i Alto upwards of 153 acres of with the timber and trees in And of the churches and Grinf hil and For and T London or to Griffiths of And John Morris of will An Annuity Gentleman is of laying gut from to Six Pounds in the of an Annuity for his life Any one to f may apply to Primer 1 of this JUNE or of laic pulled up the to the boats on the and he of were and have com mi t ed other by O R S KKO Notice is hereof That whoever will give information of the offender or i j r L i fo that he or they may be brought tp placed for has been defrauded of the hall receive TEN GU f NEA S H be at fix years fifteen hands and a half of Hone up to the has br n hunted two Jail is free from and in fine condition is template good mrl a road A will be two one four years got Young the other three years got F both out of a wellbred road nn ably and both about li and a are very well with a flar in and match n in every as p would a genteel in and on account their ma
