The Betsey and other ships arrive at Scilly and Gibraltar
The Betsey of Trégarthen was driven ashore at Scilly but the cargo saved, while the Elizabeth from Leg horn for London reached Gibraltar after a 45 day passage from Leghorn. The Sybilla is not accounted for. Lapwing and Grosvenor arrived in the river from Madras and China respectively.
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Betsey
Trégarthen
Scilly
Lenzarce
Depuwon
Lott
Elizabeth
Griffin
Madrats
Grosvenor
Saunders
China
Tris
Penn
Pennsylvania
Pissent
Wharfilay
Skynner
Cranuin
Lord Achbishop
York
University of Cambridge
Lavon
Samford
Nerthamponshire
Brie
Exeter
Guiney
Clerryman
Ciy
Church of England
La‘t
Isaac Salomons
Pulierey-Breet
Golden-fquare
Lazarus
Thurday
Camberwell
Crefoizny
Compions
Miss Clarke
Norfolkstreet
Dover Street
Charles Moore
Cuaile- Vine
Kingdom of Ireland
John Moore
Earl of
Dublin
Thursday Morning
Clapham Common
Edward Rowland
Thursday
Dorking
Surry
James Pinfold
White Lion
Talbot-court
Grace church-Street
John Hutton
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Fleettreer
Cain
Smithfield
Dun
King’s Bench
St. Kilda
Scotland
Morocco
Aounging-House
French view on liberty and taxes in a London post
A letter to the London Evening Post argues that Frenchmen value liberty and justice as highly as Englishmen, claiming France has free and independent parliaments and that trials by jury are as common there. The author criticizes English taxation, excise plans, and the influence of Parliament, while contrasting French governance with English freedoms and urging readers to reassess claims of liberty.
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France
P.S. T
The
London Evening-Post
London
Holbourn
Newgate
Biysaps
Patriot Rhetoric and Wilkes Patronage in London Evening Post
A dense political letter salutes John Wilkes and defender rights, praising his stand against power and corruption. It notes pension abuses and celebrates liberty, urging gratitude for the exile hero and the printer of the London Evening Post. It ends with a plea to inform the public of Colonel John Sakes’s dismissal from the Fire Regiment of Foot Guards as part of economy measures.
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Aa Nee
Reife
Wu Ho
Woollaston
Eagle{treet
Piccadilly
Justice Welch
Morocco
Hammersmith
Panton-square
Tyburn
Isaiah Haynes
Foot-Guards
Somerset-house
Ann Baker
Newgate
Thomas Porter
Black Boy Alley
London Evening Post
London
John Wilkes
London Evening-Post
Meres
John Sakes
C. Trutu
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Postscript
London Evening Port
Réze
Westminster
Giv
Sam
Constant Reader
Wilkes
Babesunbornhall
England