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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1780

Page

3

Maritime Log Entry Sailed and Arrived Ships

Saturday January 22 ship news lists outward bound vessels Jupiter Steg and Amazon Scarmone Batt Indiaman and remaining ships Dromedary Buffalo Warwick Fairy Ostrich and Swallow sloops. Arrivals include Dartmuth Carboris Bihop Two Brothers from Newfoundland and various port calls from Losdr Agatha Skeman Yarmouth Endustry Hastings Newry Venice Buca Compagnia Lombardo Pilate Veneto Claudio from Lendor Cove Hurter from onion and other ships with captains and routes.

Deal Wind N. Blowshard Jupiter Steg Amazon Dromedary Buffalo Warwick Fairy Swallow Resolution Expedition Friendship Cornwall Hse Losdr Agatha Skeman Yarmouth Endustry Hastings Newry Venice Buca Compagnia Lombardo Pilate Veneto Claudio Lendor Ac Datin Cove Hurter Onion A. Ortent Grand Messenger Opts London

Nomination of M de Carmer as Great Chancellor

The Gazette reports the King has appointed M. John Henry de Carmer to the dignity of Great Chancellor and Chief Justice in all dominions. The appointment honors his faithful services in legal reform and his zeal, sagacity, and love of justice toward His Majesty and the royal house.

France Berlin M. de Carmer John Henry de Carmer

Surrey meeting at Epsom appoints committee to pursue petition

A large assembly of nobility, gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders at Epsom ratified a Yorkshire-like petition. Sir Francis Vincent to chair. a sixty-strong committee to report back, with resolutions adjournment to April 18 and thanks to the Sheriff and patrons.

Surrey Epsom Francis Vincent Budgen Yorkshire Richard Hotham Robert Clayton Trecothick

County Petitions Move in Large Majority

The motion faced opposition from Lords Sandw ich, Brownlow, Hin chinbroke, Sir George Wombwell, and Mr Browne Barritter. A prodigious majority supported the petition on holding up bands. Lord Sand wich tried to divide the company but failed as the majority dominated. Petitions were signed by friends of the petition and a protest by Sand which followed. Petitions now agreed among Yorkshire, Huntingdon, Middlesex, Surrey, Hampshire, Sussex, Cheshire, Dorie Hertfordshire, Cumberland, Essex, Bedford, Gloucester, Somerset, Wiltshire, Norfolk, Berkshire, Brecon.

Francis Vincent Earl of Effingham Yorkshire Sir Francis Vincent York Huntingdon Mr. Reynolds Duke of Manchester Earl Fitzwilliam Earl Ludlow George Cavendish Lord Frederick Cavendish Sir Robert Bernard James Townsend Ruf Elgis Bruxelles Aldgate Ward Aldgate America Orher Lord Sandwicich Lord Brownlow Lord Hinchinbroke George Wombwell Browne Barritter Launcelot Browne Lord Sandwich Lord Sandwhich Middlesex Surrey Hampshire Sussex Cheshire Dorie Hertfordshire Cumberland Essex Bedford Gloucester Somerset Wiltshire Norfolk Berkshire Brecon

Admiral Rodney Captures Spanish Fleet Off Finisterre

An express reports Admiral Rodney steering from Cape Finisterre with a 64 gun ship, 36 gun frigates, and 16 transports from Bilbao to Cadiz and Havana. The Pearl aids, escorting a 64 gun ship and five frigates bound for England. Aboard the Pearl convoyed by a Spanish prize, the scene follows a prior encounter in lat 42 g 12 28.

Admiralty Ofice Admiral Rodney Cape Finisterre Bilboa Cadiiz Havannah Jones Plymouth George Rodney Cadig Gorge England Mr. Jones Sir George Mrr. Jones Gsh

Sussex County Petition Against Finances and Crown Power

A large Lewes meeting of Sussex residents resolves to petition Parliament for economy reform. A committee drafts a detailed petition criticizing government finance, pensions, and crown influence, urging reduced expenditures, abolition of sinecures, and no new taxes until grievances are redressed. The assembly directs county members to present the petition locally.

William Frankland Big Hoare of Commons Godfrey Webster Steph, Lushington D’oyley Tripp William Smith Bayley Wm. Green Fins Mill Leeves Don George Thomas Geo. Thomas Bart John Aldridge Lewes Thomas Kemp John Sergeant Harry Peckham Commons Great Britain Sussex Sheweth France Spain Nis County

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