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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 15, 1767

Page

2

The St Marys River clash and storm reports across colonies

News notes from Georgia and East Florida describe a deadly raid near St Marys River with two men killed and a third mortally wounded, the plundering of Lemon's Store, and claims the murder arose from revenge. Governor Grant and the Superintendent plan a Creek Indian meeting in East Florida. Reports also cover ship losses, fishing prosperity in Scotland, and varied European and English local notices.

Lantation News Georgia St. Mary’s ‘River Lemon Old Mills Grant Florida Charles Tawa His Cygnet Phillip Durell Great Britain

Shipping List Summary From Leith and Copenhagen

From Leith to Copenhagen sailed the Aurora Anderson Boyd Orrack Goodhope Norman Nancy Kerry Sally Otter John Mary Chappel John Elizabeth Hall Kingston Fawcett from Keningsburgh Liberality Chapman Britannia Hord Riga to Hull for ships listed in the sound list dated December 5.

Aurora Anderson Leith Copenhagen Boyd Orrack Goodhope Norman Dysart Nancy Kerry Sally Otter John Mary Chappel Elizabeth Hall Kingston Fawcett Keningsburgh Liberality Chapman Britannia Hord Riga Hull

Maritime Arrivals and Assignments From Port Ledger

Forbes Mills from Petersburgh and Adventure Sanderson Olive Branch Michelson and Hope Atkinson from Koningsburgh bound for London and Sarah Southern from Dant zick to Barcelona. Deal Dec 15. Arrived and sailed for the River. King of Sardinia Barber from Leghorn Jane Goodfellow from Bonaventure and William and Elizabeth Leath from Exeter. Remain ships as before Prince George Guein for Cadiz James Burch Thornton Sutton and Hyde Cath cart for Jamaica Maria Howell Gratton Green and Vulture Hall for St. Kitt's Wind.

Forbes Mills Petersburgh Adventure Sanderson Olive Branch Michelson Hope Atkinson Koningsburgh London Sarah Southern Dantzick Barcelona Deal King of Sardinia Barber Leghorn Jane Goodfellow Bonaventure William and Elizabeth Leath Exeter Prince George Guein Cadiz James Burch Thornton Sutton Hyde Cathcart Jamaica Maria Howell Gratton Green Vulture Hall St. Kitt's

London notices from the court and city life

Historic London items: royal worship orders, Stinton preaching for Martyrdom of Charles I, eye surgery success for Duke of Bedford, Irish and colonial news, militia reform in Saluda area, rice crop outlook, ships from Falmouth and Gottenburgh, lottery prizes drawn at Guildhall, marriages including Andrew Herbert and Miss Macdougal, George Brady and Sophia Green, multiple deaths and obituaries in Chiswick, Knightsbridge and Panton Street, plus a note on Col. Johnson’s Devonshire estate and other local happenings.

London Queen's Palace Honourable House of Commons Stinton St. Margaret’s Church Westminster Charles the Duke of Bedford Ireland Earl of Rothes Duke of Gloucester Edward Willes King's Bench Lord Lifford Thomas Tremlett Dartmouth John Miller Marquis of Granby Castle of Windsor Beadle Bridge Ward Thomas Ward Charles Town South Carolina West Indies Guadaloup Saluda Horse Creek John Lewis Gervais Thomas Bell James Mayson Oss Duke of York Falmouth Lillen Leith Eddie Gottenburgh Norway Angola Surinam Barnstaple Bay Thomas Wood Littleton Shepperton Thames Taesdey Guildhall Andrew Herbert, Esq Jamaica Macdougal Caverton Kelso George Brady Kingstreet Bloomsbury Misls Sophia Green Panton-street Jonathan Eames Barnstaple Devonshire Margaret Thomas Chiswick David Rogerson Walker Putney Knightsbridge Richmond Charles Frye Leicester-fields William Johnson Col. Johnson The Guards Castle-street His Majesty Regner

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