East Indiaman from China for London and market news
Cruttenden East India ship Bowland from China moored at ten new points in the river after a long voyage. Over two hundred coal ships arrived, aiming to steady coal prices. A gentlemen's society plans a gold medal reward for exposing contraband dealers. Edicts on cattle feeding near the metropolis and enclosure of commons spark concern for the poor amid rising provisions. Silk sales decline at Exchange Alley. Several notable deaths and accidents reported, including a bridge waterman, a timber merchant, and a coach house collapse with casualties. Public notices describe market, civic, and legal matters with ongoing weight and forestalling concerns.
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Houghton East Indiaman
China
London
Cruttenden East India Ship
Bowland
Downs
America
Acheme
Patriotic Society
Strand
Smithfield
Leadenhall Market
Tweedale
William Bifler
Harrold
Bedfordshire
Tho. Bletfoe
Germany
Speenham-Land
Bath
Benn
Pudding-lane
Billingsgate
Boulton
Charity School
Hatton-garden
Day
Deptford
Lodge
Stoke Newington
John Dear
Hon. Sociey
Temple
Ir. Wells
Wat- Ung-sireer
Old Jewry
Wilkinson
Excise
London Bridge
Stretton-Ground
Westminster
Westminster Hospital
Bloomsbury Market
Murphy
Taylor
Great George-Street
Hanover
Coldingen
Limbeck
Kenton
St. Alban’s
Turnpike Plan Hinted For Roads From Kilping Criffin to Wanslut
Gentlemen of Rus and Sussex propose a September meeting at Harmonden Heath to petition Parliament for a Turnpike to repair roads from Kilping Criffin Brenchley through Horsmonden and Goudhurst to Wilfley Pound, and links to Marden and Wadhurst. A separate Middlesex relief appeal cites damage from the late hail storm on 23 last month, requesting charitable contributions to aid impoverished farmers with a published dividend once trustees distribute aid.
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Rus
Sussex
Harmonden Heath
Kilping Criffin Brenchley
Horfmonden
Goudhurst
Wilfley Pound
Crankbreck
Goudhurst Gore
Marden
Stebridge
Underden's Green
Wanslut Green
Wadhurst
Lamberhurst Down
Bulen’s Hill
Uorfmonden
Talding
Coxbeat
Kent
Middlesex
Temple-Bar
Robert Child
Andrew Drummond
Charing- Cross
Willis
Read and Co
Lombard Street
New Pamphlets Published in this Day’s Selection
The notice lists three pamphlets with prices one shilling each. A Defence of the Minority in the House of Commons on the Queen’s Rat Warrants. A Counter-Address to the Public on the late Dismissal of a Garner as Officer. The Beneer? Letter to the Man who thinks himself Minister. Printed for J. Almon opposite Burlington House in Vireads Hy.
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Hatton-Garden
Croft’s
House of Commons
Garner
J. Almon
Burnington House
Postscript Letters to the Majority on England's Crisis
A letter attacks the current administration as corrupt and incapable, blaming the House of Bourbon and the Favourite for England’s woes. It warns of dangers to British possessions in the West Indies and criticizes Scotland’s political influence, urging a capable, upright government and united English rule.
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House of Bourbon
Honduras
Turks Island
Monsier
Persin
England
Wilkes
Dia
Ezurbov
Dst-Indies
Granades
Granadines
d’Estaing
America
Tortuga
Mr. Pty
Marel Titus
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