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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 29, 1780
Page
3
OCR snippet shows a maritime schedule with ship names and destinations like Jamaica and Barbados. Mentions Aurora and Nottingham with crews and routes, indicating a coastal trade or voyage listing rather than a full article. Entities include Barbados, Jamaica, Amity, and Liver- (unclear).
A fragment notes arrivals including Spence from Barbados and Nicolisk from Bristol, with mentions of eefoundland AffiNance La Madona and snive. The text appears as an OCR snippet lacking context or dates.
Capt. Faris reports that Yfellin and his Majesty's ships Ulysses Unicorn and Fortunesloop with 80 to 90 sail left Cork toward the West Indies on January 22, escorted by a squadron to the south of Cape Finisterre, parted on the 26th, wind shifting to NW then. The Commons held sessions, St David's day observed, and Inflexible ordered to sea under Capt. Raynor. Details include intercepted dispatches for Congress and strategic plans for American campaign. Notable naval personnel, parliamentary actions, and local notices follow.
From the London Gazette dated February 29 the King appoints Ralph Bigland esquire Clarenceux King of Arms as a principal King of English Arms and a principal Officer of Arms of the Noble Order of the Garter.
Bankruptcy and liquidation notices list multiple debtors with March and April sale dates at Guildhall and other inns. Names include John Le Breton Ralph Bigland Thomas Brown and others with offices, trades, and dividends or certificates noted for distribution.
The Earl of Sandusich moves the House to express thanks to Admiral Rodney for his notable services, noting the great capture of capital ships and the fortunate outcome. The Marquis of Rockingham supports the motion with gratification and respect for Rodney, while suggesting concerns about patronage and Rodney's finances, and avoiding a direct royal address.
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