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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 23, 1764

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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