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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 17, 1771

Page

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Arrivals and sailings of ships to and from Atlantic ports

The ship news lists vessels active near Australia and Philadelphia routes, detailing wind changes, remaining mates, and ships such as the Jamaica and Spackman. Arrivals at Cadiz Madeira and various ports include Bacchus, Loyalty Briton, Countess of Donnegal, and many other named ships from London, New York, Cork, and Leith with destinations like Rhode Island, Jersey, and Bordeaux.

Aus Wind S. W Cruizer Orange Bay Somervile Philadelphia Drake Powell Union Harvey Bristol Jamaica Taylor Dear Wind W Spackman Wilsnouth Elizabeth Forsyth Willing-Mind Brete Guernsey Cadiz Bacchus Dibbel Duke of Hamilton Brown Saffee Bilboa Power Mathew Falmouth Kennedy Waterford Cardizan Clancy Aucant Scarborough Yates Ivici Madeira Patty Weekes New York Larache Dover Potty Fendal Cadiz Packet Culiz King Waugh Pollaccia York Pease Rhode Iland Britannia Gerify North Carolina Peel Brothers Wright Liverpool Clayton, Hind Countess of Donnegal Pym Dublin St. Ube’s Hull Chrisian Gotlip Brandt Kragere Saran Heisey Rotterdam Mariennburgh Verkertz Dantzick Margielta Neilson Tentbersh Lynn Ingerboranna Ellison Grafton Green Norway Leith Peggy Jeffs Isabella Stevenson Campveer Thule Lifton Bergen Freydship Jarvis Hors Peesy Curry Cedlin Brow William Smith Petersburga Adventure Maitland Terial Findley Altona Eliza Peterson Efter-Ezer Damat Rose M‘pherson Catharine Broady Memel Yarmouth Norwich Boog Operto Amity, Thompson Gottenburgh Lyon, Cooper Riga Cork George Sarefield Lifoen Naddy Bourdeaux

Fortifications survey and naval orders from London

Reports from London note engineers traveling to Ireland to survey fortifications, a new general survey of royal forests and timber to be made, and orders issued at Deptford to build four frigates of twenty eight guns. Also, political candidacies in Shropshire and Surrey tied to the coming vacancy.

Ireland Deptford Thomas Whitmore Witliam Whitmore Bridgnorth Shropshire Onslow Clandon George Ontlow Knights of the Shire Surry Thomas Howard Peter King Joseph Mawbey, Bart Sminger Somersetshire Prizal London North Chatham Lord Rockingham Gresvenor Blackwall Stephen Soame Denwich Wiliam Burrell Worcoafte Rochester Lewen Jordan Wren Lewis Arit Regiment of Foot Valentine Fufer Foot Philip Soley Sheerness Richard Hatley Uo College St. John’s Cambridge Theasare Feltham Nidafex Robert Cartwright Upper Brakestreet Aneena Pierson Panton Ifannah Ballet Parmer Faw Brook Owen Haberdasher Heffer Strand Vn Cornwallis Ths South Audley-street C. Thom Newton St Albans Joorers Mican Tonoihire Thomas Davis James Theroth Néobs Hamulton Irhayes Bromey Rey Atint YALE Airtel Ioamouth Somerset Devon Cornwall Wales South Wales Scotland Authority of Parliament William Cooke

Lord Chatham's neglected conferences and Bathurst era concerns

The letter recalls Lord Chatham rarely meeting the King in six weeks, debating Ledemoor’s obstruction from a pigeon-house, and describes Burton house ruins. It notes 448 dined entrees at a mansion feast, 3290 sheep sent to France, and a possible arms aid to AL Bey. It mentions ship movements, a Weymouth wreck, and social contrasts in dress and manners.

Dillington Lord Chatham St. James's Ledemoor Burton Wiliam Pymsent Howselat Tuelay France Streights AL Bey Egypt Ruffia Biggs Portsmouth Jamaica Weymouth St. Anne's Cornwall Kingdom Baneur Birchin Lane Cornhill Linn Leicesterhire Paris Leicester Assizes P:rrott Court of King’s Bench Roth Great Yarmouth Norfelx An le Grys Browston le Grys John Ramey Norfolk Ormesby le Gigs Sufolk Edward Holden Bartham Suffolk

Bankrupts and creditors notices from English villages and towns

Bankruptcy notices list Nicholas Grimshaw of Manchester, Samuel Fimfly of Wakefield, James Seely of Tiverton, and others with aims to surrender, dividend appointments, and certificates. Debtors from Macclesfield, Devon, Westminster, Exeter, and London are scheduled for hearings in September, with attorneys named for each proceeding.

Nicholas Grimshaw Mancheser Lancashire Linewinter T.accen Guildhall London Atorney W. Powell Lawrence Poultney Jane John Hulley Macclesfell Cheshire Maltuter Funender James Seely Tiverton Devonshire Robert Dare Ortery St. Mary James Bower Broadway Westminster Saptember Thomas Williams the Younger Exeter Thomas Todd Fleet-street

Vegetable Syrup Clinches Cure for Severe Illness at Haymarket

A London notice touts a vegetable syrup as a cure for a longstanding illness. The case describes a patient bedridden for twelve months, then rapidly improving after use, with claims of a full recovery in five weeks. The remedy is sold by Dr Burrows and associates in London outlets and Cambridgeshire agents.

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