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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

20 Feb 1739

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Feb 20, 1739

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The Case of Copithorne Ship taken by Spanish Privateers

A London petition to Parliament details the 1727 seizure of Richard Copithorne’s ship in Europe by a Turkish-coloured Spanish privateer. It recounts brutal treatment, loss of ship and cargo, and seeks restitution under Preliminaries and the Seville Treaty, with multiple claimants and supporters urging redress.

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Europe London Gazette Spain America Richard Copithorne Messina London N.S Copithorne Joaden Alboran Capithorne Pithorne Jals Privateer and Company Iviffa Majorca Malaga Nicolas Holloway M. Vander Meer States General Madrid Charles Wager Gibraltar Paris St. Roche Seville William Pugsley Leghorn
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King of Great Britain may visit next summer, Hanover letter says

Extras from Hanover dated February 20 report that the Hanover Intendant has orders from London to prepare the palace apartments for May and to secure lodgings for foreigners. It notes that magistrates also receive orders, and expresses hope that the British king will undertake a tour to Hanover next summer.

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Herenhausen London Great Britain Eldor
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Londown Petition to Parliament on Convention Presented

Tomorrow the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex will present the City of Londown petition to both Parliament houses regarding the Convention. The petition was agreed to Tuesday in the largest Court of Common Council with over 209 members present, and the motion for the petitioner was noted.

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London Middlesex Londown
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The London Evening-Post Ricuary Coriruorne House of Commons Richard Merry and Company Richard Treome Nicholas Skinner James Porteen Benjamin and Samuel Longuet Andrew Hopegood Miles Cook Charles la Port William Carter Sir John Peachey William Snelling, Esq Charles Eyres John Lloyd Daniel Waldo James Mendis Paul Daranda Ae Richard Copithorne Wiliam Cleever Thomas Speerman Gent Unwink and Company Hanover
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