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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1742

Page

1

Controversy Over Woollen Trade Papers and Public Debate

In Edinburgh April 29, a correspondent defends Mr C wardrop against criticism of his pamphlets on woollen manufactures, accusing Webber and others of faulty calculations and urging a public registry to protect growers. The note also reports Capt Alexander Belfhies arriving at Charles Town with a Spanish brig laden with cocoa, a notable prize from the Bay of Honduras bound for La Vera Cruz.

Great Britain Ireland Webber London Weoll George-Andrew-Patrick-Briton Scotland Edinbrrgh Alexander Belfhies Innermay Eig Charles South Carolina Bay Honduras Bay of Honda Havantah la Vera Cruz

Meeting of States General forms two armies in Europe

Reports from Paris detail a 18th century resolution to raise two armies, one near Mons to monitor French moves from Valenciennes, the other near Grave on the Moselle to oppose Marshal Maillebois. Royal letters say Kerenhuller coordinates light horse operations to disrupt Allied lines and prepare for a larger Bavarian campaign.

Mons Valenciennes Grave Moselle de Maillebois Cologn Uys Ratisbon Kerenhuller Vienna Hungary Baron Berendau Bavaria Montzel Arriv Count Kevenhuller Kevenhuller Berenclau Iffel Bohemia Charles of Lorrain Lobkowitz Lise

Notable deaths and fire report from Gloucester

Country news from Gloucester on May 1 notes the deaths of Mrs Hayward widow of Thames Hayward and daughter of Major General Selwyn, and the Rev Mr Alexander head master of the College School. A fire at Mr Showell's clothier in Bradford damaged his dwelling and several thatched workshops.

Gloucester Hayward Alexander College School Bradford Showell

PORT NEWS REMAINS AND SHIPS ARRIVE AT ENGLISH PORTS

Port News from Dover and Gravesend on May 4 notes ships arriving or passing. Loo Wind reported in the vicinity under sail from wind northeast. The Algarve, Perkins, returns from Carolina bound for Hambourg. the Vernon, Bruce, sails from Portsmouth to Scarborough. Passages by Mary Yacht Perry, Molly Alley, and Mermaid Simmonds include Holland Rotterdam and Gottenburg.

Port News Deal N.E. BS Dover Algarve Perkins Carolina Hambourg Vernon Bruce Portsmouth Scarborough Gravesend Mary Yatcht Perry Holland Molly Alley Rotterdam Mermaid Simmonds Gottenbourg

London Appointments and Naval News in Early 18th Century

London reports Mr Makeman appointed Purse-Bearer to the Lord Chancellor, carriages and transports readied for cavalry to Flanders, and deaths including a prominent glazier in Tokenhouse-yard. Buckland Bruen vicarage and possessions pass the Great Seal to Rev John Curtis. Scipio Man of War reports a ship peripheral to Lisbon. Dover updates about vessels and a damaged Mary Galley near Godwin Sands. Stent jailed for Surrey burglaries. Trade: wine from Oporto, sugar from Barbados, wheat and gunpowder shipments. Theatres announce Othello at Drury Lane with Lucy, Busy Bopy at Covent Garden, and Love for Love at Goodman's Fields.

Makeman Lindsey Deceas Flanders Dear Tokenhouse-yard John Curtis Buckland Bruen Buckworthy East Putford Devon Exeter Scipio Captain Brown Anthony Lisbon Anthony Alciniza Hill Ault Genoa Leghorn Godwin Sands Deal Allittance Dover Thomas Stent Southwark Robert Lacy Surrey Oporto Holland Barbadoes Ireland Germany India

High Water at London Bridge After Twelve Noon

Flooding rose at London Bridge with water reaching peak levels 56 minutes after twelve o'clock noon. Authorities warned of rising tides and potential downstream impacts as residents heeded safety notices.

London Bridge

Sea Stock and Annuities Rates and City Proposals 1742

Market rates for various securities in London on May 4 1742 include Yesterday Soid Sea Stock at 108 to 1 Sth South Sea Annuities 112 and 112 3 qrs to 7 Sths Bank 138 x half Bank Circulation 5.1.4. 6d India 159 3 qrs Three per cent Annuities for 1 qt Million Bank 113 Royal Exchange: Assurance 85 5 qn London ditto xt 1 qr India Bonds 41.75 ta8s Sale Tallies 2 qrs Prem. even per Gent. borrowers loan 1 qr Three and a half per Gent Exchequer Orders no price. Three per cent ditto no price. London May 4 3742. Proposals to supply coal and butter to Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich 1742. Committees to sit May 7 at Guildhall and May 12 at Salters Hall for bids. Includes conditions for delivering 630 chaldren of cos? for use of the Poor and hospital service.

South Sea New South Sea Bank India Royal Exchange Assurance London PHE Guildhall Royal Hospital Greenwich His Majesty's Royal Hospital Salters Hall

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