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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1774

Page

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Susannah Afloat Off Portugal After Coastal Loss

The Susannah, captained by Corke, left Lisbon laden with salt fruit and oil for this port. The vessel ran ashore on the coast of Portugal but the captain and crew were saved.

Corke Susannah Fortune Lisbon Portugal

Inquisition Finds Cartwright a felon in Castle

Gloucester April five: Thomas Cartwright, a transported convict for hay stealing, hanged himself in the Castle. Jurors declare him felon of conscience and publish a caution noting a written claim his ruin came from keeping company with lewd women. Newcastle April twenty two: Mary Cathrick sails from Sunderland with 100 emigrants bound for Halifax Nova Scotia. more to follow.

Country News Gloucester Thomas Cartwright Newcastle Mary Cathrick Sunderland River Tees Halifax Nova Scotia Rome Duke Duchesa of Cumberland St. Peter’s Italy Piazza Maggeore Paris Brethren of the Cross Jamaica Basil Keith Tuyin Elizabeth Bremen Dublin Downs South West London Newmarket Sir L Dundas Richmond Lord Clermont Charles Bunbury Lord Bolingbroke Protector Lord Abingdon Lord Grosvenor C. Bunbury Alexis B. C Mahom Hackney Tyburn Newgate Bow-street Guildhall Woodstreet Campter On Barnet Common York St. George’s Church Hanovers Square Sir William Middleton Belfay Caftley Northumberland Miss Monck Lawrence Monck Caenby Lascolshire Cooper Markslane Lewis Maidstone William Thorpe Bucklersbury Cheeke Sackville-street John Fane Earl of Margaret St. Mary Norfolk Knutsford Cheshire Joliff Atelebury Coventry-street Piccadilly Nairne Scots Land Adrien-Doncan

Ship News Arrivals and Departures Across Ports

Deaths noted as ships depart with crews and passengers. Arrivals include Grosvenor Brown for Piscataqua and Britannia Hayman for Montferrat. Other vessels listed: Success from Dublin, Dispatch from New London, Ysemonger from Gusrai, Jupiter from Leghorn, and multiple ships arriving at Dover Corks Dublin London Cowes Waterford and Lisbon with varying origins and captains.

Grosvenor Brown Piscataqua Britannia Hayman Montferrat Marshal Lowley Barbadoes Lees Watterfird Garavezena Dunn Dublin Dispatch Hill New London Packet Ysemonger Gusrai Jupiter Dening Leghorn Dover Ssa-Nymph Levet Triese Corke William Waller London Cadiz Earl of Dartmouth Cowes Wiliam Hudin South Carolina Taylor Georgia Elizabeth Plumb Bremen Hird Dolphin Stringer St. Patrick Hughes Liverpool Pelican Handcock Poole Lisbon Jane Pegey Benny Montrose Providence Duke Cuichester Betsey Merrick Marblehead Revolution Callam Shields Charlotte Bebell Hope Mitchell Dominica Minerva Pocock Bristol Barcelona Furze Truro Princippi de Beira Coats Union Emerson

Bills and debates in the London House of Commons on April 26

The House split into a Committee to study a life insurance bill, with Oliver guiding the fill of blanks and a report due. Petitions from Alexander Donaldson were read, and motions to amend older statutes were discussed along with dock and port works for Hull and an India Company tea bill. Postings on the Bank of Ayr and colonial loans drew sharp exchanges, with the House voting to commit the bills to next Tuesday May 3.

Twesdayr Mir L-r-che Oliver J——Stone Alexander Donaldson London Westminster Thomas E—ton Elizabeth Manchester Fletcher N—ton Hull W del Carey India Company Great Britain West Indies Fler North Britain Bank of Ayr Glover O Fter Bank of Acate Scotland Nut Subje& Matter England P—nall F—ler

Intriguing Dispatches From Across the Atlantic and Europe

Reports from the Upper Assembly pass a bill to curb naturalization inconveniences. Brompton and Portsmouth trips loom for royal visitors with naval reviews planned at Spithead and Plymouth. Navy movements include transports en route to Boston and a frigate bound for Cronstadt. Royal letters discuss donations, diplomacy, and the Jesuit question in Paris. Local racing results and street improvements accompany crime and social notices.

Earl of Chatham Hayes Portsmouth Spithead Plymouth Portmouth Boston St. Helen’s Newfoundland Gosport London Gayton Miniter Bezki Catherine the Great Moscow Eutra Copenhagen Cronstadt Stockholm Count Otterman

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