Daily Post (Newspaper) - March 30, 1744, London, Middlesex 766? Match 30, 1744. To ibe Author of the Daily V 6 s S I T is a good while fince I my Correspondence with and as I think I did not break off in proper I hope you will grant a Place in and for and perpetuating to his and his Laft Saturday Morning Mr. Laurence Coaft Officer of made a Seizure of three Cars loaded with part in and part in PORT March 28. his Ships the your Paper to one Drake from a which is three French rfc for wow Sr. the former were from and the Prince from Remains Sir John Norris with the Fleet and outward-bound Wind S. W. March the Palm from and the from for that or the Publick Had I met with no and for the Points I chiefly handled Since the Beginning of laft I mould it worth my to appear again on the Stage But as few were then with my way of and their Memory may be fo bad as to prevent their doing me the Event lias fully me in Some and I have great Probabilities of being in I think it not to rub it up a little j and as 1 don't chufe to touch upon any in the as I faid enough long fo I need do no more than the Reader to look back to your Such as to do fo will that I have not been in the mam Point and that don't think it worth their while So much may hold their Tongues and take my Word for it. But of all Things I was to hear that I was by for a a a a French and I know not it do France any Service to magnify her Strength both by Sea and and to tell the that as fo fhe would invade us Methinks a French Tool would rather have to the that there Danger to be apprehended from that As for the Charge of or I appeal in particular to the Daily Poft of the iitt of 111h of and 50th of for the Injustice of it. A Political Scribbler that ventures to far into as I have cannot avoid falling into as well in his as in any he may draw from Facts and Appearances and therefore it would be to expect that I mould be right in Tittle I advanced I hope every Man of and Impartiality will now that I did at lealt come as near the Mark in the Matters I as other Brothers of the done in the Subjects they went upon might have expected a little more Favour from the Publick than I met In your Papers of the 12th and 23d of November I out Some Conjectures about the Affairs of the beg Leave to fay Vf to who may not have to wait the &c. lo Uie Value of iol and We are well that To-morrow War will be France at the the Lords of the Admiralty appointed Mr. Francis Surveyor of the Yards oi and a Place of considerable The St. Anthony de a taken at the Commencement of the War by his Ship the being fitted out oy the Government at by the Lords of the Admiralty to fall down the and to put to Sea forthwith in of French The Hampton Court Man of of 70 being now rebuilt at is by tne Lords of the Admiralty to be the next Spring Laft Mr. a wealthy Grazier and Farmer at was married at St. Paul's Coven to Mils Grace Daughter of the late Roger Kitby Hill in. a fine young Lady with a of 8000 L On laft died Matthew one of his Band of Gentlemen pensioners which Place is in the Gift of the Right Hon. the Lord Captain of the faid A few Days ago after a at Fletcher's in St. Mary formerly a at worth 15,000 J. Morning at his Houfe in Thread-needle Mr. an eminent Exchange He married the Daughter of Sir George formerly Lord Mayor of this He was one of the Common Council of Bread Street On Night laft the Houfe of Mr. John an eminent Mafter at Story's that I don't yet find that any Thing has yet on that Side to make the Hints I trien gave appear I have nothing more to but to return you Thanks for indulged me fo long in a it was fo to the that not one in ten I frequently did any Thing t hat from my conclude with mis humble that you for your own to publish this in order to Shew the Publick Matters are were not to be blamed for relying on my It Things Should turn out than I have pointed I Shall then trouble you with another in order to beg Pardon of the Publick for Errors The Villains made off Laft Night Anne alias alias lately taken at on of robbing the Mail the 8th of February aher a long Examination before Sir Thomas De committed to Newgate for the Water at 16 Minutes after 12.at South Sea Stock was 102 1 halt to 103 1 South Sea Annuities 108 1 half to 3 New Sooth Mea 106 1 half ro 107 r to 106 3 Bank 142 1 bank as. 6d. 169 1 half to 1 Three per Cent. Annuities 90 3 Ditto 1743,90. Million Bank 118. Royal Exchange 7) 1 London ditto 11 1 India Bonds 11. is. In the mean Time permit me to ' Salt Tallies 2 per Cent. Seven per Cent. Emperor's Loan no Five per ditto no Three 1 half per Cent. Exchequer Orders a 1 half per Cent. Three per ditto 8 per humble March 24. laft a March 14, 1743. rH E Committee of appointed to ereB a Houfe at for the Lord Mayors City fir the time give Notice that will was by his Grace the Lord Lieutenant and meet in the of the on appointing a general and and at- Ten to to throughout cehe from fitch as are to contratt the J rth of April for imploring with them for carrying away the from tze faid and of Almighty God on his March 29, 1744. THE Court of of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the do give to a of the General Court balden this That towards the Million that is to be faid by this Company to fuch of the Proprietors as think pall be at to pay into Twenty Pounds per on their Capital Stocky hi the manner fellow ing that is to a 1. per on or before the ef April 8 per more on the Day of May following and the remaining 101. per on or the 20th Day of September Payment on or before tie faid Lay Jball be excluded from the of paying in the Jaid 20 per upon their or having made Payment pall afterwards make Default in their or either of pall forfeit fuch Payment for the Ufe of the hat the faid upon making their pall have a Receipt for the Money fo which Receipt be by and the Nominee or pall be after the Rate of 3 per per the loth Day of September upon each from 9ime cf making the fame and upon all e Payments being the Nominees in fech or their be entitled to one or mors Bonds of the of the fame Form as the Company's Bends for the Sum fo carrying after the Rate of 5 per Ann. from the faid Day of September That fuch Proprietors as think pall be at Liberty to pay in their whole at any Time before any of the Days of and upon making fuch pall be allow d after the Rate of J per Cent. Ann. for tie Money Jo from the Time or Times of the thereof unto the faid loth Day of September and upon compleating their faid whole pall have one or more of the Company's Bonds made out for the honey fo carrying after the Rate of J per per Ann. from the faid loth Day of September And to prevent the Inconveniency that would attend the Company's out Bonds for any other it at a lefs Quantity of Stock than pall be to pay m any Money in of fuch Stock i and fuch who are now of Stock or and than 5 00 be at Liberty U pay in 20 per upon 250/. cf fuch Stock only and fuch Proprietors who are now Slock or and left than 750/. pall be at Liberty to pay in upon of fitch Stock only and in the fame manner for any greater Quantity of So that all the Bonds to be the Proprietors may befor 50 or 100/. and for no other That the as they now fland on the of the or their legal and fuch who hate Stock in or in joint and the or at empowered to receive the nds on their pail be entitled for and on the Behalf of fuch to pay this and have Receipts to NEW WELL S. AT the NEW WELLS near the this and during the Summer will be the USUAL DIVERSIONS of that Confining of and Mr. Dominique celebrated Mr. Mr. and With Several grand both Serious and Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. and - With Singing by Mr. and Mr. The whole to conclude with the laft new Entertainment of and JUPITER and with a The CONTRIVANCES of The Character of Harlequin by Mr. j Mrs. Mr. the Mr. r To begin at Four The ami being entirely to he admitted for a Pint of as is frict 6 d. FRENCH FAITH and to all more ro their Printed for J. Roberts in Where may be Warning to fhe and to the Price 6
