The Two Brothers and Privateers Seizures in 1782
A fragmented report recounts Royal Navy vessels and privateers capturing ships from caroling to London, with the Two Brothers and the Earl of Northampton's baggage aboard a voyage from Guadalupe. Other ships including the Charlotte Ashton and the Betty are taken or retaken by privateers. cargoes of coals and Brithing are noted, and proclamations list London officials and civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Burgo
Majesty
Bivernpol
Denaing
Caroling
London
Northamipton
Spain
St. Domingo
Kalmouth
Anson
Woolcombe
Charlotte
Ashton
Guadalupe
Cowes
Souridings
Duc de
Liverpool
Fortune
Kirby
Jersey
Douwes
St. Sebastian’s
Cadiz
John Feirly
Scotland
Amsterdam
Charles
John Vas
Davis's Straits
Holland
Prince Rupert
Hudson’s Bay
Halifax
Quebec
Erith
Woolwich
Royal Exchange
Havannah
Hamburg
Bank of England
Greenwich
Samuel Fludyer
Ladbroke
Francis Gokayne
Robert Aly
Thomas Rawlinson
Garoane Steph
Theodore Janslen
Charles Afeill
Rigi Ayo
Thomas Chitty
Migeheyy Blakitton
William Moreton
Joseph Hapkeyy
William Baker
William Beckford
Itee
William Alexander
NS Efgrs
Willian Pritgen
Willian Stephenson
George Nelson
Said
Friviels Golling
Tive
Bsinge.s
Kellick Clayton
Gilbert Heathcote
Willian
Wales
Borders
Pillement
Porcelaine
Rob. Sayer
Ache Golden
Fetter-Lane
Fleet-Street
Commissioners of Excise
Excise
Richard
Ramsbottom
Execrs
T. Longman
Pater-nafters Row
Cafeshi- Geer
Nestor Warns Against Peace With France Amid War Fears
A dated letter from Nestor argues that avarice and ambition threaten unity as England faces its wartime crisis. The author urges ministers to reject unsafe terms with France, warn against opposition influencing policy, and insist on pursuing victory and national interests to defend the kingdom’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vizerotsty
France
England
C. Nestor
Sugar profits and colonial trade debated in London pamphlet
The London Evening Post discusses sugar as a high profit commodity for planters and consumers, arguing price, demand, and export markets shape sugar costs. It notes historic import levels, colonial policies, and the impact of Caribbean islands on global supply, asserting domestic sugar prices are driven by broader imperial trade. The author claims inquiry supports the view that sugar prices reflect market forces and freight costs rather than manipulation.
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London Evening-Post
Westt Indies
Charles
Cuttom-house
Prefen
Three Kingdoms
Guadaloupe
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Jaihes
Jot
Matthew Kenri
John Knapton
Ralph Knox
Robert Kingscote
Robert Lovick
John Lancashire Reefton
Long ‘Thomas
Lee Robert
Ladbroke Lhe
Ren Lascelles
Ivood Ling i Chares
Joseph Melloseph
Martin Arent Iene
John A
George
Ha Payne
Edward Payne
Charles Pole
Gigorge Fasieors
Pote Pene
Pegs Bats Pengree
James Pell
Archair Ratcliffe
Ehiack Ra
Willan Reynolds
Henry Raper
John ‘Rily
John Rivington
Joseph Rowe
Josph Rows
Ian William
Eliin Obp
Skeynen Sullivan John
Sargent Henry Sperling
Thomas Selwin
Thomas Smith
Samuel Smith
William Smith
Sayuel Salgwick Richard
Salwaay ‘William
Seward Richard Speed Jacob Tonton Chauncey
Townsend Peter Thomas
Samuel, Tougher
Thomas
Fath John
Thornton Barlayy
Trepothick
John Tucker
Richard Tonton Thomas
Thomas James ‘Tierney
William Tyes Boyce
Tree Scracey
Tall Samuel
Vaughan
Walter Vane
James Vere
John
Albreth Waffiner
William
Willey
Thomas Walpole
Richard Walpole
Daniel Webb
Wenham John Weyland
Whitbread
Joseph
Watkins Beynund
Wilcox Bouchier
Walton ‘Thomas
Wilkinson Henry
Woodfall Fet Watts
John Wilson Mens
Pirtue
George Osborne
Ireland
Duke of Marlborough
Caroline Ruffel
Duke of Bedford
Langley
Windsor
Bedford
James ‘Harvey
James: Harvey
Old Warden
Old Warden In the County of Bedford
Hanbury
Halfey
Gatcomb
Sir Edward Wariley
Nrj
Surry
James Gray
Sanday
Mitcham
Surtys
John, Goff
Big
Mercer i
Giace-chirctiace
Basinghall Poften
Willam Baker
Batetiélors
Pote Fertes
Exchangé- Alley
Buinday Horn
Wied
Chine
Naif G
Watahout
Pater
Paris
Res sTrom
China
Caltlée-Court
New-Exchanse
Strand
Lincashre
Chéthire
Yorkshire
Preston
Preston-Guild
C. Hitch
L. Hawes
Ronald T. Anderton
Manchester
Mr. Sually
British Senate
Westerday
Vrice
Hearall
Williams
Great Britain
Yihomanay
Monitor
Fohn
Cesar Wilks
Wilkes
FourchGut
No. Y
Tony
Petersburgh