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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 18, 1779

Page

3

Ships Arrive With Britons Fitting For Trade Routes

Del Feb. 14 WindS.W. Arrived and sailed for the river the Betley, Peake, from Lisbon, and his Majesty's ship Greyhound. Came down and remained with the ships as per raft, the Resolution But-Indiaman for India, Jeane. Jones for Jamaica, Amity's Experiment Moor and Eleanor Brace for Granada, Royal Charlotte Christian for New York and Liverpool, Oliver for Liverpool.

Betley Peake Lisbon Dwn Rema Resolution

Admirals Attend Levee and Keppel Trial Set in March

London report notes Admiral Keppel honored at a levee with Lords and admirals present. Trial date for Vice Admiral Sir Hugh Palliser named for Tuesday the 234th of March aboard the Britannia at Portsmouth harbour. Maritime notices recount ships captured by French privateers and movements near Vigo and Oporto.

Keppel Lord Shadham Robert Harland Campbell Young Pigot Hugh Palliser Portsmouth Maria Jones Poole Seville Oporto Vigo Catherine Aimas Bristol Lisbon Pole Maddox Liverpool New York Martinico Havre Stromness Principality of Wales Lord Berkeley Berkeley Square Treasury Warwick Old Bailey Hicks’s Hall Newgate Segsons King’s Bench Hythe Duke of Newcastle George the Second James Donally Patrick Donally Charles Fielding James Donaily River Thames Guildhall Tyburn Henry Ball Thomas Osborne Wood Hendon Ball Colcott Cpital Fields

For Sale Lewes House in Sussex After 40 Years Occupied

To be let or sold at Lewes Sussex a large elegant built house near the chatre of the town offering spacious parlours coffee lodging and ball rooms and other conveniences. Occupied for upwards of 40 years by Mr Henry Verral who is retiring. For further particulars contact Mr Coper Lewes or Mr W Cooper at Messrs Firli attorn es Haw Harecourt Temple.

Lewes Sussex Henry Verral South Downs London Brighthlastone Brightr- Relmstone Coper W Cooper Firli Haw Harecout

Perpetual Chimney Ovens Invented by Arnold Finchete

The original inventor offers fixed chimney ovens that fit any kitchen. They bake like a standard oven with adjustable heat and run on common kitchen fire. Made of wrought iron and sold by Arnold Finchete, tin man, near St Danfilan's Church Fleet Street. Also advertises a range of tin ware and lamps.

Arnold Finchete St. Danfilan’s Churchy Fleet A. Fincher Cheapside N. B

Reports of Cafes and Serjeant Wilsons in Early Courts

Publication detail of legal reports by George Wilson and William Addington printed in London. Notices third part of Serjeant Wilsons Reports and a second edition of Addingtons abridgement with additions, corrections, and defenses to penalties. Availability through multiple booksellers and public offices.

Chit Cayavere King's Courts Warminster King’s Bench Eranike Hilary George Wilson Cobercled Ajett Terry Uriel Inner Temple-lane E. Brooke Bhvara Dempe Seyjeant Wilson

Opposition moves on Sir Hugh Palliser and government

In the Commons on Friday Mr Fox disclosed a plan to motion against Sir Hugh Palliser, after rumours of his resignation from Scarborough Castle and the Marines. Lord North confirmed Palliser’s resignations, leaving his naval rank intact, prompting Fox to press ministers about their role in Ep pel's case and the need to address alleged misconduct to preserve the Crown’s honor.

House of Commons Fox Hugh Paliser Marines Scarborough Castle Lord North Slough Palliser Heph Palliser Admiral Eppel Picion Reed Miisters Hugh Palliser

Public motion on Sir Hugh Palliser trial debate at Parliament

In a heated session, arguments swirled over whether to appoint a court martial for Sir Hugh Palliser. Proponents argued a public mark of disapproval. opponents warned it could persecute him. The debate touched ministers, Admiral Pigot, and leaders like Burke and Fox, ending with plans to adjourn and budget discussions scheduled for Wednesday.

Ander Dante Keppel Admiralty Hhort George Sackville Lord Howe Burke Pox Rous Lord North Hans Stanley Richard Sutton Lird Hugh Palmer Conway Hugh Palliser Fox Mr. Penton Hood Digby Nice

Second Volume of Arts Manufactures and Commerce Offer

On the 24th instant, in folio price 21 shillings sixpence. The Second Volume of the Advancement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce, with copper plates illustrating machines and materials. By Alexander M. By Bailey. Subscriptions to Walter, Dottey, Elmsley, and others. volume promises improved mercury preservation method and colorized figures to aid artisans. Printed at the end of the month.

Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures Alexander M.byn Bailey Walter Boxfeller Charingcrof Myr Dottey Patl-mall Elmsley Straud Mooe Fenom

Navy inquiry sparks heated parliamentary clash in 1770s

The House adjourned into a Committee of the Whole as Lord Scarsdale chaired a bill amending the Navy laws. Duke of Richmond urged a parliamentary enquiry into Navy state, while Lord Sandwich and the Lord Chancellor warned against exposing state details. Richmond pressed motions demanding full Navy accounts and ship losses since 1751, aiming to curb ministerial missteps.

Lord Scarsdale George II Duke of Richmond Lord Bristol Navy Froud Lord Sandwich Fats Admiralty Puaiea Byron Alg PO Te Druke Crafton

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