London News and Naval Losses Across the Atlantic
Shipping notices report Spain decrees banning England cotton imports, three months to dispose stock. Rainbow and Weazel sail for Guinea, Royal Henry and Nottingham bound for East Indies. Five Brothers lost at Masterland with captain drowned. Bilboa near Bilboa cargo condemned. Gloucester and Petersburg letters recall, Aureille French frigate ordered to sea. Gloucester lottery reports 20000 prize. Bells celebrate. London coach advances to Dulwich. Bow Street burglary trial of William Smith. Westminster burglaries noted. Corn and market prices listed. multiple marriages and deaths across towns. bankrupts and divers warrants recorded.
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Aletter
Maiskheterays
London
Spain
England
Rainbow
Collingwood
Weazel
Young
Portsmouth
Coat of Guinea
Royal Henry
Rous
Nottingham
Stoaks
East Indies
Greenheft
Gottenburg
Emden
Masterland
Bilboa
Marblehead
Lord Cathcart
Petersbourg
Aureille
Plymouth
Gloucester
Expres
Wenhaw
John Nicholas
Nicholas
Corher
Santhurst
Drinkwater
George Hincks
Gualter
Bu'l
Bull-lane
Hincks
Madre
Dulwich
William Smith
Thumper
Bow-street
Robert Ladbroke
Gates
Victualling Office
Barking
William Wager
Hannah Bayley
Chiswick
Thomas Abraham
Wilkinson
Thomas Stone
Mary Hofer
St. James’s Street
John Goldsborough Ravenshaw
Old Bracknall
Berks
Miss Withers
Bedford Row
Wiling Withers
Basing&oke
Hamp
Solomon Smith
Colchester
Bury
Suffolk
Evans
Thomas Evane
Turday
Kingston-Bagpate
Berkshire
David Williams
Low and Stoke
Warwickshire
Hatfield
Adam Bean
Deighton
Bishopsgate-street
King’s ‘Arms Tavern
Lydgate Hill
Hall
Water-lane
Black Friars
Hill-street
Berkeley-square
Joshua Bennet
Thomas Warburton
Joseph Stone
Esilem
Staffordshire
Potters-And -Copartners
Fure Sehder
Crown Inn
Newcastle
Lyme
Taffordshire
Robert Fulfond
Naw. Sarum
Wilts
Antholder
the Chough
New. Sarum
Richard Metclare
Maker
Yorkshire
Black Lion
Middieham
Uadr
Jamee
Great Mart
Prougherest Wenndoner
Siemeat
Guildhall
Sigh Fenwick
Thames-street
Iron-Mongers Od Partners
Fares “Jour Digsbury
Worth
Cheshire
Tatiner
Stephen Teague
Gat White Hore
Wprwich
Asadariee
Bristol
House Ofwich
William Jennings
Sarponiss
Fountain Taver
Public Book Advertisements and Priced Listings Abroad
A fragmentary 18th century advertisement page lists books and prices for religious tracts and natural history works. Items include a family prayer book printed in Saint Paul’s Church Yard, sermons by W Enfield, a natural history of humans by P Anshunter, engravings, and The Fables of Pilpay. Prices range from a few pence to several shillings, with multiple publishers and formats noted.
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Ugards
J. Johnson
St.Paul's Church-yard
W. Enfield
Mr. Ahlen
Very Man's Pocket Ledger for the year 1772
An 18th century pocket ledger advertised for 1s 6d bound in red leather. Includes fifty two daily pages for accounts and notes, lists of city offices and offices holders, bank and stock transfer dates, currency tables, and tables of expenses and wages. Printed in London by T Evans at Paternoster Row.
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Bank of England, East India
South Sea
Correa
Bin~akers
Bank
India
Portugal
London
T. Evans
Great Britain
Magazine notice on elegant representation and literary content
An 18th century style notice promoting a periodical issue. It mentions elegant representation, poetry and literary articles, a piece on the Countess of Scarsdale, new drama pieces, trials, extracts from books, and printing details for Wheble and Riley in London.
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Gedbys
Bene
Mobut
Great
Moses
Wynne
charaSef Ibe
Fats Chef A
Northumberland
Graddack
Scarsdile
Pantheon
Gs Riley
Address to His Majesty on Commissioners for public accounts
Postscript. MOFION was made by the Lory Vis LXcows Mountmorres. The House opines that appointing five MPs to examine and pass accounts is unnecessary and imprudent. It prays the Attorney-General to test legality by due process of law, arguing ancient commissioners sufficed for centuries and no need for a new board.
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Price'ss
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Church Yard
Jerusalem
Queen's Army
St. Paul's Church
W. Nicoll
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Bre
Kh Nn
Intias-Edgen
Fmeljudimak
Hei Alfo Tigs Hoff
Brotherhood
Scrath
Csetonter
Chitbotk
Afid de An
John Whebee
Lady's Magazine
Feck
Nmft Te
Tate
Pstrous
Lady’s Magazine
J. Wuehle
Whebbe
Mountmorres
Hig
Antient Commission
Pachenuer
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Pe Desday
M. Dy
Whitechapel
Aoa Ora Mining Ie
Dozer
Humia N . T
Ube
Oanshunter
F.R.S
Strange
Foujeron
Grignion
Ryland
Emflyk
Ibrar
Joseph Johnfor
St. Paul’s Church
Pilpay
If. Rivington
W. Strahan
R. Baldwin
W.johnston
S . Crowher
T. Carlon
T. Longman
B. ‘B. Collin
Charles Cotton, Esq
Lucian Buriefqu
the Peake
T. Davie
J. Rivington
W. Johnston
S. Crawbery
Bladon G. Robinson
J. Roberts
T. Cadet G. Knapp
M. Richardson
Mauf
Scarron
William Payne
T. Payne
Mewsygate
M. Hingerton
Temple Bar
J. Payne
Brackley
Gadbaues
Marie “Chen
Hertford
Beilford
F & Aos Cambridge
Huntingdon Eee Rutlanda
Kouslie
Warwick
Sioucetier
Rai
Yorkie
Ren Fand
Westmorling
Lancashire
Monmouth
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
Dorfer
Ként
North Wales
Scotland
Authority of Parliament
William
Cook
Lowth
Jom Nash
Perthore
Entick
Dr. Nugent
S.bett
G. Statkhefe
Hatrick
Lange
Nora Ing
Bitory
Edward and
Charles Dilly
Priice
Robinson
Reberts
Paternofter
Ory Innocente
Barford’ Abbey
Postscript
London Evening Parts
House O Lords of Ireland