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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 31, 1748

Page

2

The Olive-Tree at Capc and The Charming Betty at Southampton

Two ships named The Olive-Tree from Bristel and The Charming Betty from Jamata arrive at Capc and Southampton respectively. Barris and Biffen are noted as captains.

Olive-Tree Barris Bristel Capcare Betty Biffen Jamata Southampton

Crowded Regency Court and Grand Naval Movements Reported

The Tuesday meeting at the Cockpit Whitehall included high officials and nobles. Tomorrow the Princess Amelia and Caroline will travel to Hampton Court and later to Hanover, with further dockyard and court steps noted. Reports cover naval dispatches, prize captures, prisoner releases, awards, marriages, and obituaries, with a focus on royal movements, government appointments, and events across England and abroad.

Creditors of Charles Walmsley urged to send debts

Creditors of the late Charles Walmsley of Craven Buildings St Clement Danes are directed to send accounts of their debts to Mr Sprenger of Southampton Street Covent Garden. All persons indebted to Mr Walmsley are requested to pay to Mr Spranger, authorized by the Administratrix to receive the sums.

Charles Walmsley Craven Builings St. Clement Danes Deceas Sprenger Southampton Street Covent- Garden

Sale of the ship Fenny of Bristol and effects

A sale at Lilya's Coffee house Lombard Street on Wednesday at noon of the ship Fenny of Bristol Edward Matthews master burden about 130 tons formerly taken by Le Compte de Mianrepais privateer and retaken by Charming Nancy privateer now in Jersey with tackle apparel and furniture. Inventory and conditions of sale may be seen aboard and at the place of sale.

St. Kite’s Mackenzie London St. Kitt’s New Kingston, Green Coninsburg Hull France Barker Panny Nancy Tory Maryland Plymouth New Market Mr. How’s Merrow Downs Guildford Lord Portmore Richard Launce Blanford Dorsetshire Blackwall Short Chatham-yard Kirkby-Lonsdale Westmoreland Howard Mary Brown Ann Brown David Wilson Kirkby- Lonsdale Hugh Brown London Gazette Mr. Meadows Philip Meadows Miss Stanley Hans Stanley Eaton Bucks St. Alban’s Wood-street Capt Watkins Foot-Guards Miss Rogers Capt. Rogers James-street Westminster Countess Fitzwilliams Marquis of Rockingham Milton Peterborough Northamptonshire Bath Alexander Croyden Invalids Centurion Commodore Anson Mrs Watherson Capt. Watherson Warwickshire Stephen ‘Theophilus Woolmers Commission of the Peace Duke of Dorset Kent Francis Hilyard Lower Thames Street James Holt England Paddington Paul Merique Westminster Abbey General Wade Middlesex John Willes His Majesty’s Court of Common-Pleas John Hotham City of York Mercer and Malster Bigland Lombard-Street Noor Fenny Bristol Edward Matthews le Compte de Mianrepais St. Auoin’s Hland Jersey Earle’s Adonday Castor Hampshire Lionel Daniel King’s Yard Quebeck Lloyd's Coffee House Lombard Street Cartor Catwater Earl’s Providence Bayonne Newfoundland Assurance Andrew Jelf Capeton EARIL Bourdeaux Andrew Jel Ely Anthony Delacombe Stone House

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