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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 09, 1779

Page

3

Winds and ships bound for Dublin in royal orders

On February 11 the news lists several royal ships and sloops sailing with a fleet toward Dublin. Names include Majesty's ships and craft such as Amphytrive, Glasgow, Fairy, Brutus, and Queen Charlotte, with remains and cutters ordered to river routes and expedition ships.

Deal Glasgow Fairy Qeen Charlone Brutus Talbot East Charhae Hind Fortune Cabot Buly Expedition Wells

Bankrupts and Dividends Notices for Guildhall Sittings

List of bankruptcies with surrender dates for John Vowel Thomas Chard David Goodimn and others to be heard at Guildhall with sessions in February March and April. Also notices of dividend payments including Henry Warriner Thomas Naden William Hunt Robert Mutert James Allen and multiple tradesmen across London Norwich Birmingham and Portsmouth areas.

John Vowel, the Younger Watling-street Guildhall Thomas Chard Kingswood Wils Weilliam Norman Limehouse Bricklayst Joseph Blagrave John Blagrave Newbery Berk Criveners Blarch Richard Baker Kingston Upon Thames Surry Red Lion Norwich Henry Warriner Cuidhall Thomas Naden Taylor William Hunt Robert Muttert St. Martin In the Fields James Allen the Younger Wantage Berkhire the Swan Bull Sleet Birmingham William Austin London Edward Rogers Jn Spanness Thomas Wallis White Lion Street Norton Norton Falgae, Flabie- keeper.Marciia Samuel Stanton Romford Essex Marth Red Lion-inn Rye Sussex Stephen Fox Northiam Susex Grmer William Hillier Broad St. Gilles’s M.ddiefex Thefmaith John Clarke Bishopfoke Southampton John Corderoy Fith-street- Bill Robert Wood Old Fith-street

News From New York and Georgia Frontiers Amid War News

Reports from London relay New York mail details of raiding by Captain Mowat with the Albany off Buck's Harbour and Kennebeck river, destroying Boston vessels and taking coasters. The Tyger privateer was captured by the Ceres and sent to Jamaica. Georgia saw a civilian king's standard raised and troops moving toward Carolina, while Indians and southern loyalists increased frontier alarm. In New Jersey, Major General Lee was lightly wounded in a duel with Mr. Laurens, with no meeting between Lee and Colonel Hamilton.

New York Mowat Albany Buck’s Harbour Kennebeck River Boston Kennebeck Tyger Jamaica Philadelphia Georgia Carolina Butler Taft New Jersey Lee Washington Aids de Camp Laurens Congress Hamilton

Court Martial adjourns after sermon at Governor's chapel

The Court Martial met yesterday at ten and adjourned then heard a sermon by Rev. Cuthbert at the Governor's chapel. The Earl of Bristol hosts nobles and ministers in honor of Admiral Keppel's acquittal. sentence expected by express this afternoon. The Earl of Bute recovers from illness and may retire to Luton in a few days. Sir Charles Holte, Bart, dies. A call of the House of Commons is ordered with absentee names to be reported next week. An extract from Liverpool notes Nub. The Machioness of Granby captured the Baboré and a snow bound for Besten laden with brandy. The Ellis, Capt. Washington, reports Josephine from St Domingo to France. Press warrants to be issued to constables.

Cuthbert Earl of Bristol Admiral Keppel Earl of Bute Luton Charles Holte, Bart Warwick House of Commons Liverpool Machioness Granby l’Orient Ellis Washington Josephine Lé Sieur St. Domingo France Moik Boisteccus Keppel Portsmouth Hamilton, Jr St. John’s Cave Ly G. Robinson Pride

Admiral Keppel Trials and Covent Garden Theatre Turmoil

Portfrabitch letter notes naval fleet reassembly after Keppel trial as preparations begin for new admiral. Court notices show officials paid up to Christmas. Royal church service attended by the King, with sermons at St Pauls. Covent Garden hears Mrs Abington to star, sparking Crawford-Yates dispute over cast. A Shropshire anecdote recalls a clergyman’s misread text. Newgate trials loom for felons. marriages and deaths in New York and Scotland amid theatre ties.

Portfrabitch Eeb Admiral Keppel Chapel Royal Sturges Winchester Carmarthen Hapt Pugh St. Paul’s Church Thomas and Clarke Kettleby Cock and Gate Newgate Old Bailey Feshous James Williamson Drury- Lane Theatre Miss Grimaldi Signor Grimaldi New York Abtah Willard Abyah Wilard Masachusetts Bay New Palla Scotland James Nasmith Foster-lane the. Williams

Private contract sale of Ongar Caille Farm lease extended

To be sold by private contract, the Ongar Caille Farm lease near Chipping Ongar Essex offers 160 acres, including 6 acres tillage and rich meadow pasture in high cultivation, with mansion, pleasure grounds, moated house, and extensive outbuildings. Held for 21 years from Michaelmas 1776 at 165 pounds yearly rent, located seven miles from Epping and seven from Brentwood, with inquiries to No 3 Hiow-row, Little Tower.

Ongar Caille Tuate Ongar Elesaa Smatler Epping Brenrewood Trrom Romford Chelius‘ord Ant Rom AU Eteon Creed and Harvey Swan Inn Rickmansworth Sarrac Herté Dodd Cheneys New Bude Rickmiarsworch Wavford Loudon Tirnpike Mr. Dodd Cheney

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