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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 23, 1767

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The Lovpon Evinino-Post a Conspicuous Retirement Offer

The Lovpon Evening Post thanks the nobility for favorable reception and announces plans to publish more news and letters. J Meres, honoring contributors, pledges continued adherence to constitutional principles and respect for correspondents.

de Prinaer Birchafers Cason Loexoox Evening Post J. Meres

April voyages of East-Indiaman and assorted ships

In April 2 percent EMAIN the Greenwich East Indiaman and Cruizer sloop sail from Dublin to London with wind from the south. Vessels Pal by Labelia Edwards from Dublin to London, Mercury and others from Hamburg to various ports. Arrivals listed include Lady Maria from Hamburg at Bristol, Henry from Bristol at Jamaica, Nightingale from Africa at Jamaica, and Elizabeth from St. Rit’s at Bonihampta, among others.

Greenwich East-Indiaman Cruizer Labelia Edwards Dublin London Alee Catha- Debleck Fomede Elizabe Jorpinson Norway Mercury Hamburgh Fancy Aran Roan Lyon Meden Havre de Grace Swan Turner Goodwill Watson Naples Arrivw Aly Bristol Lady Maria Wild Dorsethhire Purnel Jamaica Henry Watkins Nightingale Carter Africa Maria Beckford Williams Wheatle Greenland Ratcliffe Bonihampta Mary ‘Ann Hughes Dartmouth Elizabeth Maley St. Ritt’s Ind Chanicellor England Che K Newmarket Turk Westminster Pinchbeck Cock-fpurstreet Berwick Parliament-street Granby Newfoundland Berlin Epping Forest Fair Maid Bottom Excise Office Camberwell John Eaton Carolina Muifs Sedgwick

London Society and News from St James's in 1767

Reports from London describe a grand Court at St James's with the Princes of the Blood and foreign ministers in attendance. The Queen's palace hosted a supper and entertainments. military, commercial, and public notices follow, including plans for East India share arrangements and various civic events.

Lond St. James’s Duke of York Hysie-park Jenn Bee Chatham Queen’s Palace Princess Dowager of Wales Prince Princess of Brunswick Louisa Earl of Harrin Greece Petersham Richmond Amelia Stan- Hope Earl of Barrymore Ratcliff-highway Marquis of Granby Stepney Church Theriday Gosfield Essex Lord Clare Tyade Count de Guerchy Dutchess of

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