Ships Arrivals and Notable Deaths in Early June Port Entries
A miscellany from London and coastal ports notes several arrivals including the Towsshend Packer and Otter at Plymouth, the William and Elizabeth from Montferrat, the Hannah from Barbadoes, the Joyce from Rotterdam, and ships from Newfoundland and Virginia. It also reports the death of Lord Trevor, the appointment of Nicholas Brinly to Edmond Thorp's restoration, trials of Ellis Pope and John Jay for impersonation in Admiralty matters, and local deaths in Plymouth and London. Financial quotes reflect South Sea shares and bank securities amid the weather and shipping notes.
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Falmouth
Fane
Towsshend Packer
Cowper
Corunna
Otter
Williams
Plymouth
Liverpool
Cowes
Fune
Joyce
Boston
Rotterdam
Palatines
Philadelphia
Blamming
Wind E
Austin
Padstow
Dispatch
Shadow
Sc. Sebastian
Swallow
Adams
Cadiz
Oxford
Newfoundland
Weymouth
Portland Road
Gould
London
Friend
Virginia
Princesy Amelia
Beit
Norway
Mary
Homard
Waterford
Deal
Stephenson
Wind
Gravesend
Lang- Tey
Horner
John
Margaret
Smith
Oporto
Lever
Eyre
Ostend
Prosperous
Evans Bowell
Stettin
Dragon
Falkner
Townshend
Kelham
Peckham
Surrey
Thomas Lord Trevor
the Common Pleas
Privy Council
Nicholas Brinly
Edmond Thorp
Leicester
Lincoln
Ellis Pope
John Jay
Newgate
Thomas Pope
Martin Gee
High Court of Admiralty
Henrietta-street
Covent-Garden
Demonstration of Newtonian Principles in Natural Philosophy
A public display on Newtonian natural philosophy explains the method and applies it to key phenomena of the world. Jonathan Clarke, D. D., presents the tract with Dr. Samuel Clarke's notes and translations, including Robaxi’s System and Boyle lectures. Printed for James and John Knapton, Crown in St Paul’s Churchyard.
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Isaac Newton
Joun Craree
D. D
Sarum
James
John Knapton
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Robaxit
Samvel Crarke
John Clarke
Ie le Clerc
This Day is Published A Defence of the Answer to Clarke Exposition
A defense pamphlet reviews Dr Clarke Exposition of the Church Catechism and contrasts natural and positive duties. It replies to a pamphlet on the nature obligation and efficacy of the sacraments. An appendix discusses methods to convict a defect in Christian truth. Printed for J and J Knapton at the Crown in St Pauls.
Pealed survey of England Part IX overview list
Opaque excerpt from A NEW SURVEY OF ENGLAND by N Simon LL.B describing Westmorland and surrounding counties, with notes on defects, followers, antiquaries, Roman roads, and itineraries. It cites publishers J Roberts and J Leake Bath, listing counties by part and order.
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England
Campen
N.simon
Ll.b
J. Roberts
Warwick-lane
J. Leake
Bath
Kent
Sussex
Surrey
Middlesex
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
Rutlandshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
Bedfordshire
Hertfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Oxfordhire
Warwickshire
Staffordshire
Derbshire
Yorkshire
Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
A Plain Method of Christian Devotion advertised
An 18th century advertisement notes the publication of the Twenty Sixth Edition of A Plain Method of Christian Devotion translated and revised from French by Fleetwood bishop of Ely. It praises the author and recommends the book for devout readers. Also advertised are Nichols's Conference with a Theist Rymer's General Representation and topics by Dean Shepton on death judgment divine providence future state.
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M. Jurieu
Dhe Fleet Wood
Bihhop
Ely
W. Fleetwood
Nichols
Rymer
Dean Sheptoen
Books printed for C King at the Judge's Head
Books were printed for C King at the Judge's Head located in Westminster Hall, reflecting a shop or print activity associated with a historic London site.
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C. King
Westminster Hall
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South Sea
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Royal Assurance
London Assurance
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Welch Copper
City of London
John Fuller
Citizen and Distiller
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Kat
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N. B
Anston House
Raper
Chambers
Chamber of London
Westmorland
Clancashire
Chethue
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Worcestershire
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Lincolnshire
Nottinghamshire
Walthoe
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Europe
Col. Parsons