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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 19, 1759

Page

3

Seizure of Tea at Custom-House Key Largest in Years

Thurday Mr Weston a surveyor from Skerries landed at the Custom-House Key 105 catks with 400 weight of Bohea tea 760 weight of green tea two tons of leaf tobacco 105 anchors of brandy and a large quantity of cocoa nuts marking the largest seizure of tea in some time.

Thurday Weston Skerries

Port News Brief from the Downs

Deal April 19 ships arrived yesterday His Majesty's Ship Rochester came down the Ostrich Hawkins for Falmouth de Hopewell pulling for Exeter The Rochester and Aquilon Men of War have just failed on a cruise also failed the Three Brothers Story for Dublin Remain in the Downs the Ostrich and Hopewell with the ships as per last Wind westward.

Deal His Rochester Hawkins Falmouth de Hopewell London Great Britains St. Dunstan’s Alexander Grocers Hall Coles Deputy Coles Holkham Norfolk Thomas Coke Earl of Leicester Viscount Coke of Lord Lovells Great Britain Royal Society Order of the Earth Reclints Bristol John Cofins Fry Scoul’s Church Yard Union James Straghan Matter Carolina Edward Fogden Cork Merlin Cartwright Crescent Wast Indies Spithead America Monmouth Bailey Plymouth Richmond Taylor Liverpok India Threahaut Burks -Nnzairies Bostron Bank

Publick Credit Proposal and Naval News from Across Waters

London reports a proposal to support public credit by buying new subscriptions at a fixed price. Meanwhile Amherst prepares an early campaign and ports receive returning privateers. ships like Achilles and Tamer engage off Cape Finisterre and Weymouth, with trade and Cork duties affected amid ongoing war actions and local notices.

London New-York General Amherst England Lord Ligonier Harwich Embden Admiralty Weymouth Hughes Falmouth Achilles Barrington Count de Guiney St. Domingo Gurney Prince George William Whipple Jamaica Betsey Liverpool Anna Maria James Moneypenny Matter Providence Bristol Wright Fason Anderson Drontheim Kull Hull Elizabeth Sinclair Rotterdam Bristel Calais Col Torwashend Corke Carle Teachforud Dunkirk Marshal Belleisle North Sea le Marodeur Douglas Tay Scotland Dundee Sweden Ferrypartoncrains Scarborough Leith Julian Legge Arguibald Kennedy Lisbon

Law of Nations and Trade Wars Then and Now

A dense commentary argues that nation built commerce and laws shape state power, while rival states may be punished for breach. It weighs war time incentives, state craft, and the danger of inviting foreign aid in money and sailors, alongside local notices of deaths and ship movements across English ports.

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Mr. Duncamp Duke of Ancatter Lord Granby Duke Lord Orford Cullen Arabian John Moore Lord Godoulphin Lord Gower Siailion Lord Rockingham Mr. Panton James Lowthes Lord Northumberland Mr. Shaftoe Duke of Cumberland Lord Eglington Lord Chdworth Dormouse James Lowther Marcus Lord Portmore Cott Royal Highness Mr. Jones Adolphus Martindale Mr. Crofier Sporily John Hemuing Guernsey Lord de la War James Elder Amelia Hutchins Jackson Baker City and Liberty of Westminster Bath Matthew Browne Threadneedle- Street Silver-Street Polock Royal Exchange Benson Stagsdon Pedfordshire Whursday Hall Red Hart Shoe-lane Pow Common Middlesex Mary Anne Lucas Old Cloaths Rotemary Lane Brough Cornhall Mfc Lee’s Brooke Judge Eyres William the Third Holland Prince of Orange Harrop James Berry Manchester Newbery St. Paul’s Churchyard
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