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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 24, 1775

Page

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Teade y House and estate sale in Honiton Devon

The sale offers Teadey House and farm in Awliscombe and adjoining lanes with valued land about 2281 yearly. Include leasehold premises valued around 761 yearly. Tracey House in Honiton sits on rich ground with river Otter, gardens, coach-house and timber. A survey is held at the Colden Lion on Tuesday next at two o clock. Details from Mr Gidley or Mr George Pearson. If not sold at survey, Tracey House and 34 acres may be let for a term of years.

Young Hatton- Gatton London Garsaway Michaelnas Youngy Gareaway Edneiay Mr. Young Teadey Awliscombe Devon N.B Honiton Colden- Lion Honizon Gidley George Pearson Essex-street Tracey- House

Notice to supply copper for battery uses by East India Company

The Committee of Shipping of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies gives notice that on the 7th of next month they will receive sealed proposals for supplying copper and copper bars in imitation of Japan for battery and brass uses. Tenderers must state the lowest prices and deliver before twelve noon. no bids will be received after. Mr Coggan, Clerk to the Committee, can supply the contract conditions.

United Company of Merchants England East-Indies Japan

Psalms of David imitated in the language of the New Testament

An advertisement announces a new pocket edition of the Psalms of David by I Watts DD priced at 2s 6d bound in calf or 3s 6d bound in Turkish. It notes the edition is neat and part of a series from Buck and Rivington and others, with a companion Hymns edition offered in the same size and style.

Turky David I. Watts J. Buck J. and F. Rivington T. Long‘man T. Field E. and C. Dilly W. Davenhill

Capital Messuage and Copyhold Estate at Darchett Common Bucks

Let or Sell by Messrs Langford Cobent Garden auctions a capital messuage with excellent offices large gardens and lands formerly in the escheat of Edmund Mason deceased with a copyhold messuage and garden walled in convenient stairs and offices located on Darchett Common near Windlesbury Bucks. A plan is available at Langford Covent Garden for particulars.

Lang Ford Edmund Mason Abd Alfo Darchet Common Windisr County of Bucks

Mehemet Bex Ahoudas defeated in major campaign

From Flanders and Corflantinople dated July reports confirm Mehemet Bex Ahoudas has died and his army was totally defeated. Letters from the Cape of Good Hope describe the Dutch ship La Vrouw Gertraida attacked by 24 vessels with several pirate ships, crew casualties, and the assailants retreating.

Flanders Corflantinople Delaing Mehemet Bex Ahoudas Cape of Good Hope Bfale Surat Cochin

Lighthouse Burned by Rebels Warns Seafaring Men

Notice warns mariners that Phatcher's Island Cape Anna Lights and Bolton harbour entrance light houses are destroyed by rebels. Sailors urged to ignore deceptive signals and avoid decoy harbors. Command by Admiral G. Gefferina Prefian at Boston dated July 20, 1775.

Letter from an officer on board speaks of Bunkers Hill battle

An officer writes from Boston recounting the Bunker’s Hill engagement and Gage’s intended spring assault to open a route via the Neck. A defector reveals Provincials at Roxbury with mines ready, delaying the expedition. The letter ponders outcomes if Britain sends thirty thousand troops against two hundred thousand Provincials.

Boston Bunker’s Hill Gage Roxburgh Great Britain

Shipyard discipline and conscription orders amid powder ban

Reports depict naval and dockyard activity as authorities issue orders for officers to repair to their posts within a month and enforce a three month export ban on gunpowder while shipwrights return to work after wage disputes. Clashes with crime, arrests, and local notices accompany. Public and maritime details include ship movements to Boston and Plymouth, shipwright reentries, and a sturgeon sighting near Braveford.

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