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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 01, 1763

Page

3

Wide Atlantic trade talk and maritime notices near Portsmouth

An 18th century letter from Portsmouth discusses British colonization plans and ministerial actions, plus seafaring news from Lisbon and St. John's. Reports describe Ruffane’s regiment, gale conditions at sea, Newgate and other city infrastructure plans, and multiple local marriages, deaths, and civic notices amid storm damage and ship movements.

Sale of timber and trees at Ashstead and nearby regions

The Crown and Rotts Tavern in Glancery Lane London advertises the sale by auction on Monday the 19th, from ten to twelve in the forenoon. It offers elm oak ash walnut and red trees located at Ashstead Leatherhead and Stead Dabourn in Surrey. Enquiries to Mr Leche in Elm Courtaille Temple or the Rev Mr Den ton of Mr Finch in Ashstead.

Keene Aldgate Veré-street Lincoln’s Inn Stamp-office Mitchell Ruffel-steet Bloomsbury Edixtonton ‘Wath Cheshunt Herefordshire Nag’s-handalley Whitecross-street Sadler’s- Wells Fountain Tavern Bartholomew-lane Royal Exchange Hoxton Goddard Hagen Esgin Mark Lane College of Physicians Billingsgate Hungerford - Market Millbank Westminster Chelsea Mr.Knatchbull Crown and Den‘ton Finch

Enquiry into colonial governors and Spanish trade views

A reader writes from Kent noting an inquiry into colonial governance and potential bribe practices by deputies in 1753 and 1755, arguing such acts defy justice and royal prerogative. The letter discusses Spain’s punitive stance on pamphlets about trade benefits, and the Kent storm’s impact with thanks to Sir Philip Boteler for relief.

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