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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 14, 1737
Page
2
A flood surge reached London Bridge about 30 minutes after 2 in the afternoon. Residents and authorities monitor water levels as street flooding affects nearby shops and transit, with no reported injuries. Local officials warn of rising risk during peak tides.
Historic market brief showing quotes for South Sea stock at 102 1 qr and An egis at 112 opening, with various bonds, premiums, and shares including India three percent annuities, Royal Exchange Assurance, African kinghih Copper, and Exchequer Orders priced in old currency. Mention of premium, London listings, and conglomerate securities.
London in August 1737 announces the discontinuation of the Stocks Market on September 30 and the opening of the Fleet Market near the Fleet. Interested parties may apply to the Common Council Committee at Guildhall to obtain stalls and rent terms, with rent-free tenure until Lady Day upon notice by March. Higlers, gardeners, and country carts receive designated stands under the same conditions.
EHE Committee for Letting the City's Lands gives notice of intended leases on Lots including a tenement in Fenure held by John Halland two tenements in Ratcliffe Narrow Street in occupancy of Mrs Mary Pearson and Capt Nowland and ten further tenements in a court for inmates. The committee will meet at the Guildhall Council Chamber on Wednesday the gath day of September at four o'clock to receive proposals. information at the Comptroller's Office.
The TIHE Committee for letting the Bridge House Lands in Southwark gives notice of intent to lease three properties. Lot 1 is a messuage near the Three Tun Tavern in Newgate Street owned by Rowland Nicholls. Lot 2 is a messuage in Blackman Street, Southwark, owned by William Spicer. Lot 3 is a messuage with appurtenances in Bishopsgate Fireet, leased to Noy Willey and in the possession of Thomas Bliffet, a peruke maker. Proposals will be received tomorrow at Four o'clock in the afternoon at the Comptroller's Office, Bridge-House, Southwark Wa.
The independent Whig defense of primitive Christianity and the ecclesiastical establishment opposes fanatical clergymen. Printed for J Peele and sold by J Osborn at the Golden Ball in Paternoster Row. The third volume may be sold separately for those who own the two prior volumes.
The entire stock of Mr Blackmore Mercer consists of rich brocadet silks damasks taluable fabrics and fashion goods including mantuas serges and tapestries to be viewed at Mr Bells warehouse in Bow Lane Cheapside from morning until sale time.
A complete sugar house with scill house and goods, two gardens, orchard, barn, stable, coach house, brew house, and seven acres of land on the River Ex. Ships may load or unload at the warehouse. Properties viewable and negotiable with multiple agents in Topsham, Exeter, Plymouth, Bristol, and London.
A catalog of medical treatises including An Essay of Health and long Life and The English Malady. It lists topics from air and diet to nervous diseases and cures, with publication details noting George Strahan at the Golden Ball Cornhill.
An early advertisement extols a “Chymical Drops” as infallible against scurvy and related humours. It promises rapid relief within three days, purifying the blood, strengthening digestion, curing skin eruptions and rheumatic symptoms, and even treating green-sickness and other chronic ailments. The piece touts universal restoratives, cordial strength, and a notable reputation among eminent people, urging purchase at a price of 33d per bottle with directions.
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