Arrivals and notices in London port and markets
A long extract lists ships arriving at Liverpool and New York via London, and at Waterford, plus several British maritime and trade items. It notes the West India merchants facing losses from privateers, a British proclamation offering pardons to those laying down arms, court updates, and local crime notes including robberies and a captured counterfeiter. It also reports hop and grain prices, tax and bank matters, and shipyards with sailings, wages, and public notices.
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West India House
West Fria Islands
America
Fort, Washington
Washington
Howe
Lee
William Howe
Corn Exchange
Oo Bank
William Fix the Younger
Casle Street
St. Mary
Richard Hocgin
Henrietta-street
Peland-fleer
St. James's
Robert Batt
Northfeet
Kent
Céaler
Guildhalt
London
Thomas Smith
Porters-Brock
St. Sepulchre
Wirheur
Carcase
Nicholas
Iteph Cuurte
Northumberlarde Street
F.b
Thomas Ainsworth
Siréod
Néendi-per
Edward ‘Jenkins
King’s Lynn
Norfolk
Nen-draper
Guildhall
James Rumsey
Bristol
Bale Tavern
Corh-firest
George Cas
Leeds
York-shire
Samuel Vincinty Ianholder
Robert Foster
Lordship of
Myron
Kingston Upon Hull
William Adams
John’Homes
Southwark
Tannés3
George and Dragon
Kingston Upon
Jan Jackson
Tavistock Street
Iuberdafter
John Eaton
Brandon
Suffolk
Draper and Grocer
Anth, Stephens
Smithfield
Fadler
Perj, Freeman
Covey Dealer
Joseph Paxton
Coventry
Caler
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Drury Lane Debuts Suaxespeare's Tempest Night Review
The Drury Lane rendition of Suaxespeare's Tempe opened last Saturday with striking stormy scenery and improved dress. Miranda impresses yet shows limits in acting while Ariel shines, delivering a sweet pipe and graceful delivery that charmed the audience. The music and overture are praised, and Calliban’s songs noted as lively. the review lauds the overall judgment and stage management despite some doubt on the Miranda performance.
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Drury-lane
Suaxespeare
Miranda
Ariel
Calliban
Westminster election petition comments on conduct
A Westminster election petition argues the day of election was not properly proclaimed and insufficient warnings reached electors. It contends Hastings restricted access, denying many of the city’s fifteen thousand voters a seat at the Hustings and urging poll use to resolve the contest between Sir Watkin Lewes and Lord Petersham.
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Petyrs Mircell
Leos
Lzfers
Hastings
Westminster
Sir Watkin Lewes
Peter‘sham
Watkin
Petyt
Lord Petersham
Sir Watkin
House of Commons
Thompson, Sherif
York
Derman Henlow
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