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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1780

Page

3

Disorder in County Meeting Sparks Protest and Committees

The report notes the sheriff could not keep order while Mr Wombwell warned of disruption in the House of Commons. Protestors withdrew as nearly two hundred petitioners signed before leaving. They formed a Committee of correspondence with Yorkshire and Middlesex and adjourned to April next hoping a capable chairman is chosen to restore order.

Womwell House of Commons Wombdwell Orkshire Orkshire Andiddlesex, and Adjourned the County Meeting To Ril Nex

Ship News Of 6 Percent Deal And Arrivals

Tuesday January 25 reports several arrivals and ships in port including Albion Hucchinson Britannia Bennet from Liverpool and Hannah Lydia Elizabeth from Cork and Glasgow, Dolphin from Mevaghey, St Darborean from Oparto, Peachy from Newfoundland, Zee Pah from St Lucia, Countess of Effingham from Newfoundland, Molly Cohn and Minerva Munger from Guernsey, with wind N W and ships remaining per last report.

Peachy Sheddon Newfundland Guernsey Zee Pah Clanson St. Lucia Dartmouth Countess of Effingham Newfoundiland Southampton Molly Cohn Minerva Munger

Admiral Rodney strengthens convoy and court news from London

London reports Admiral Rodney manning the Spanish ship of the line and frigates with seamen to form a strong convoy alongside the America and Terrible. Grenville resigns to the West Indies. the United Colonies captured en route to Bourdeaux. price lists show corn and malt rates. multiple clerical appointments and marriages announced. crimes in Moorfields documented. various ships and naval movements described.

Rodney Terrible Mr. Grenville West Indies Col. Holroyd Hogditto Matthew Foster, Esq Leeward and Caribbeenlands Tho, Fountaine Mr. Goodall Collinson Kingweston Somerfershire Brent Coopey Brent Edward Rowland Silvermith Holborn Raikes Frith‘street John Cowper Catcombe Wilts Harwich Prince of Wales Packet Mr. Moreland Difiller Chilwell-treer Watkins

Appointment of Lord Lieutenant of Lincoln and Lincoln City

From the London Gazette Faz 22 January 1779 His Grace Brownlow Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Lincoln county and Lincoln city. He took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon instead of allegiance and supremacy. Admiralty Office January 22, 1780 Rear Admiral Parker, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships at the Leeward Islands, in his Majesty's letter.

St. James’s Brownlow Duke of Ancater and Kesteven Lincoln Admiralty Ofice Parker Leeward Islands

Prizes Reported From Barbadoes and Leeward Islands

A dated letter from Mr Stephens at Barbadoes transmits prize lists from the squadron commanded by him. It includes captures by Hyde Parker’s fleet and details of ships taken or sighted, with vessel names from Martinique to Cadiz, and notes on the arrival of James Jones and other prize ships.

Mr. Stephens Barbadoes Keeler Atizon Chace Alcmene D’ettaing Innas Hyde Parker of the Red Martinique le President le Berthun Bourdeaux Cape Francois le Menagre le Hercule le Marechal de Brigac le Juste Cape Franco’s la Crerie Cape Francis Marseilles la Lezarde Count D’estaing New London Chauvigny Cayenne St. Jacque Sally Marblehead Guadaloupe Nancy Salem Fair Charlesd Town St. Martin’s Admiralty Office Gambier Stephens Plymouth William Jones George Rodney Bilboa Cadiz England Grodall His Majesty Fort Valiant St. Helen’s Seaford Amburgh Texel Brest le Vrow Catherine Peter Hansen Spithead

Debates on Ireland and election letters in the House

The House debated an election influence letter from the Duke of Bolton and compared it with a Chandos letter, with Lovell Stanhope urging a committee reference. Lord North faced questions on Ireland policy as the bill for free trade with Ireland moved toward its second reading amid wider disputes on Irish grievances and governance.

Spaker Adv Lovell Stanhope Duke of Belton Rarm Hampshire Jervoise Duke of Chandos Committee of Privileges Duke of Bolton Duke of Chaios Duke of Bulton Great Britain of Hants Dunning George Yonge Duke of Chandia Starhope Motien Nereb Ihant Ireland America West Indies Africa George Goreden Lord North Parliament of Volunteers Lords Commons Volunteers of News Ty James Luttrell James Lattrell George Gordon North Effechon Grariure Lord Irnham Pennant

Notices of Vagrant and Tradesmen at Guildhall and London

A list of individuals with ages and trades appearing for examination at Guildhall and related venues, including Johm Burnett of Shad Thames, John Flackintosh, John Vowel jun., Jonathan Furness of Gray's Inn Lane, Edward Rainbow formerly of Queen Street, Alexander Jolly of Bath, Thomas Waller of Norwich, Jonah Quad of Birmingham, George Burrow of Holborn, and certificates to be granted for tradesmen such as wine merchant, distiller, combe-brewer, moller, buckle-maker, and innkeeper, with dates in February and March at various London locations.

Styles Lely Lincoln Susrender Guildhall London Joseph Scholey Bridge-street Cambridge Virtner Sam. Huggins Hampton On the Hill Warwick Bere Scruton Great St. Helen’s Bishopfyste-street Sallender High-Holborn Alexander M’credie Stranraer George Franklin Little Eastcheap Thomas Bishop Rumford Essex Shandler Lorder Elzabeth Smith John Ralph Biscp Stortford Herfordshire Wm. Rock Exeter Globe Tavern Wm. Haynis Cailice Glazer Johm Burnett Shad Thames Southwark Vrighe Guilhhall John Flackintoth F.refer Guilha John Vowel Watlingtreet Mintio Oe Guidiat Jonathan Furness Gray's Lontant Edward Rainbow Queer-street Filkman Alexander Jolly Bath Birmingham High Street George Burrow St. Andres Holborn Ef Gulchath Thomas Breénthall Derby Derbyshire Jeohn Gunthie St. Andrew

DESERTERS FROM 20TH REGIMENT DESCRIBED AT HUNTINGDON

Two soldiers, George Cox and Alfie Thomas Davis, deserters from the 20th Light Dragoons, are described with ages, heights, hair color, eye color, and markings. They wore regimental jackets with yellow cuffs and buckskin breeches. A reward of two guineas is offered for their capture, with notices to the Commanding Officer or Mr Lamb in London. It is suspected they fled toward Salisbury while being suspected of thefts and horse stealing.

Huntingdon Moday George Cox 20Th Regiment of Light Dragons Wambster Trace Alfie Thomas Davis Bors Bristol Radner Suth Wales Potetsion Tabdner andecHar Butters L. D Salifburr

Not Come To Hand A Deal Box With Labeled Contents

A lost deal box about three feet long and two wide, directed to Colonel Mawhed at Plymouth, missing since mid November last, contained a lady s sack of trink tabbinet filmon colored with white ermine and velvet, a pair of blond laced muffles, minionettis with frockets, a new cap, white satin bindings, a loop, white leather bars, a laced jacket, ticker, and yards of ribband, with other riding apparel. A reward of fits Guinea is offered for recovery through Mr Wild and fon at Brewer Street, Golden Square, London.

Plymouth

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