Ship News Calendar of Arrivals and Departures
Friday reports list Indiaman voyages to India Jamaica and Barbadoes with ships Decil Rose and Gentle Friend and others while several arrivals occur at Dublin Portsmouth Waterford Bristol Smyrna Tingmouth St Vincent Nevis and St Eustatius with vessels from London Oporto Dublin Leghorn and Bristol including Liberty Mary Mary Jemima Grace and Neptune names and routes noted.
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Colebrook
India
Rose
Marse
Jamaica
Blair
St Kitt’s
Royal Charlotte
Daniel
Dominica
Elizabeth
Manley
Barbadoes
Mary
Bristol
Mary Jemima
Broad
Plymouth
Grace
Grigg
Bridport
Barfleur
Intrepid
Panther
Merlin
Wind N.N.W
Dublin
Liberty
Griffith
London
Mercury
Taylor
Liverpool
Portsmouth
William
Cuthbert
North Carolina
Asid ‘St. John Baptist
Pereira
Oporto
Waterford
Robert, Barnes
Pool
Prufsian King
Smyrna
Tartar
Smith
Leghorn
Tingmouth
Duke, Ath
St. Vincent's
Young
Sharp, Kelly
South Carolina
Nevis
Neptime, Forrest
St. Eustatia
Wneptuné, Stake
Cork
Indictments Found Over Weir Destruction at Raypill
York April 16 The North Riding sessions ended with the Grand Jury returning bills of indictment against rioters who destroyed Mr Smith’s Smelt Mill weir at Raypill near Reeth. Also charged are an attorney and agent to Lord, and several others for pulling up the flood gate and partly filling 700 yards of the water race and a wall across its head on the 3rd.
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Country News
York
Thrisk
Severe 1771 London notices and riots sweep the day
In London yesterday debates moved a cattle export bill with 66 to 40. Lords heard City counsel against the Dur ham Yard embankment bill. A Mother Bank letter from April 16 1771 reports Emerald ship quarantine and money on board. News carriers testified on riot handbills with limited info. Local corruption claims target parish orders, sheriff candidates, and constable lists. Riots at city wharfs, draymen and weavers jailed for Clarke murder. A noblewoman’s organ scheme ends in theft. AIs: Islington river body identified as a tradesman’s wife lunacy verdict. Promoted clergy include Allan Harrison Eccles to Stratford Row.
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London
House of Gunfucus
House of Lords
Durham Yard Embankment
Lee
Davenport
City
Maddox
Lloyd’s Coffee House
Lombard Street
Mother Bank
Cadiz
Spithead
John Jay
Messrs
James Lawrence
G Riley
Rice Williams
Wrangham
Thomas Dunderdale
House of Commons
Alderman Oliver
Freeholders
Esquire
Alderman Wilkes
Sir. Bull
Dorsetshire
Tod
Chaldren
Drayman
Newgate
Clarke
Holloway
Tottenham- Court Road
Allan Harrison Eccles
Brazen Nose College
Oxford
Stratford Row
Middlesex
Lucas
New College, Oxford
His Majesty’s Chapel
Whitehall
Kent
Notable Marriages and Fatalities Mentioned in Brief Notices
A marriage notice lists Thonthsluffey Appreece, Esq of Washingly, to Miss Ashby. Deaths include John Pannen, Esq of Kentington, and Serenus Barrett linen draper in Friday Street, who died the same day as a fatal dinner incident in Clare Market. Also noted are Charles Gibbons Esq in Scotland Yard, Matthew Carew Esq in Red Lion Square, William Wiftham linen factor in Guernsey, Mrs Carty Rogers sister of Sir John Rogers Bart in Exeter.
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Thonthsluffey, Appreece
Huntingdonshire
A Call to Justice and Liberty for England’s People
A partisan address to the people of England denounces royal ministers and Parliament for tyranny. It defends the Lord Mayor of London and magistrates, urges constitutional restraint, and recalls the Parliament’s duty to uphold rights against despotism. Strong language warns against arbitrary privilege and urges unity.
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London
Fiuke
House of Commons
Charles the First
To the Liverymen of London Lord Mayor Crosby's Support
A letter from an old liveryman urges liverymen to extend Lord Mayor Crosby's term. The author praises Crosby for upholding London laws rights and charters and asks whether he should continue as lord mayor for as long as he wishes to serve. The piece emphasizes loyalty to the city and contempt for those who have trampled its rights.
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Brass Wi Crosby
London
Old Liveryman
Laws Must Obey The Land For True Government
A Lonioa Evening Post excerpt argues that the King and all subjects must obey the land’s laws. It condemns any branch claiming privileges to override Parliament or the Crown, warning such acts would undo justice and threaten order. The piece emphasizes Parliament’s delegated power and rejects any unilateral privilege.
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House of Commons
King
House of Lords
Wilkes and allies clash amid London Alderman race
In the London Evening Post intelligence column, Wilkes is portrayed as having taken the price of patriotism while Oliver, favored by his electors, pledges to resign his gown if his constituents disapprove. The piece cites past fealty and gratitude as lacking for Wilkes, who reportedly spurns several notable figures including Sir Cecil Wray, Sir Robert Bernard, Sir John St Aubyn, and others.
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London Evening Post
Wilkeshas
Oliver
London
Wilkes
Cecil Wray
Robert Bernard
John St. Aubyn
William Stephenson
Alderman Jrecothick
Alderman.Townsend
Notable names listed in historical consignments
Derman Sawbridge, Mr. Sidermich, Kirsgatt, Alderman Oliver, Charles Tirner, Serjeant Glynn, Thomas Oliver, Dawderwell, Harbord, Cal houn, Horne, Dr. Jefferies, Bellas, Skey, Lovel, Tooke, Keighley, Towgood, and Finch appear among numerous titled and professional individuals in a dated registry or notice.
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Derman Sawbridge
Sidermich
Kirksgatt
Alderman Oliver
Charles Tirner
Serjeant Glynn
Thomas Oliver
Dawderwell
Nea
Harbord
Calhoun
Horne
Jefferies
M F. Bellas
Skey
Lovel
Tooke
Keighley
Towgood
Finch
Pro Patriz letter prompts pledge to join in measures
An English Saxon columnist letter in the London edition urges Pro Patriz to declare a public letter channel so supporters may respond. The writer proposes a funds and legal backing, urging a named address for correspondence and promising cooperation in “just measures.”
High Water at London Pridge Forecast
Water levels indicate high tides at London Pridge with morning and afternoon readings. Tomorrow morning after 6 o clock expect 39 minutes, afternoon 10 minutes after 7. Monday morning 40 minutes after, afternoon 12 minutes after 2.
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London Pridge
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England
Citerio
Liverymen of London
She Tee
The
Lonioa Evening Post
Ivenins Poff, I R
London-Tavern
Obert Jones
Esgin
Brass Chqsby
City of London
Frederick Bull
Rathard Oliver
Samuel Vaughan
Elgrs
Hhs Society
Joseph Mawbey, Bart
Robert Jones
Low
Southampton-Street
Covent Garden
Ichard Warren
Piers Boné-Street
Gelden-square
Southwark
Warren
Warren Ag
Arabert
la Trappe
Mr. Jerningham
J. Robson
the Feathers
New Bond-street
B. Law
Ave-Mary-Jane
Mr. Jersigham
Largh
Danby Pickering
Gray's Inn
University Press
Cambridge
Charles Bathurst
Fleet-street
N. B
Bink
Ya Thay
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