Public notices and fleet movements in London and ports
A broad notice row reports church sermons before Parliament and changes at Excise and Customs. It notes promotions of Scott and others, Lord Treasury appointments, naval dispatches, ship detentions, and arrivals at Spithead. It also covers private marriage plans, local deaths, charity efforts, a Holland remedy for muscle illness, and a rape case detention in Surrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Lincoln
House of Peers
St. Peter’s Westminister
Bray
Exeter College
Oxford
House of Commons
St. Margaret’s Westminster
Ivis
George Lewis Scott
Henry Read
Henry Talbot
London
Hughton
Byde
William Mitchell
John Bindley
Board of Excise
William Fielding
1St Regiment of Foot Guards
Robert Boyle
Dolphin
Mooney
Ireland
Admiralty
Earl of Macclesfield
Nathaniel Bliss
Portsmouth
Thames
Portmouth
Fan
Diana
Neptune
Essex
Rainbow
Albany
Spithead
Plymouth
Admiral Holbourn
Hartwell
Cook
Virginia
Bayonne
Penzance
Tommy
Walby
Trinity
Newfoundland
Pool
Bilboo
Barsiot Packet
William
Loader
Lisbon
Townsend
Falmouth
Magnanimity
Masterman
Havannah
Scilly
Endeavour
Pengilly
Whitehaven
Harriett
Rains
Certree 5
Marseilles
George Pococke
The
Bath
Dent
Commodore Digby Dent
Gordon
Scotland
Miss Fisher
St. Luke’s
Old-street
Mills
Enfield
Scott
James Bearblock
West Smithfield
St. Bartholomew’s the Less
Monro
Tyrell
Windsor
Gey
Stanhope-street
Clare-market
Carey-street
Lincoln’s Inn
John Lane
Thomas Lane
Mr. Wills
Holland
St. Sepulchre
Cole
Charterhouse-lane
Carr
Mortlake
Barnes Common
Roger Pettyward
Surrey
Southwark
London Evening Post
C. Humanus
Ratifoon
Franconia
Nuremberg
Germany
Claus
Aulic Council
Empire
Genoa
Lily
Francfort
Saxony
Vienna
Dresden
Berlin
Prusia
Breslau
Drefen
Poland
Versailles
Earl of Bute
General Post Office
Derrick
Archbishop of York
Wilkinson
Sheffield
Romeo
Company of
Mercers
Paris
Seine
Postscript letters warn of French force in Asia
The London Evening Post letters discuss a possible French expedition to Asia with five ships of the line and 500 troops under Count d Estaing. The writer argues this could break peace terms, imply renewed hostilities, and urges Britain to reconsider treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening-Post
Gereal
Paris
Asia
d’Eftzing
France
Great Britain
d’Estaing
England
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Longman
Michael Combbrune
Waodens
Worshipful Company of Brewers
J. Haberkorn
R. and
J. Dodsley
Palig Mall
F- Becket
P. A. de Hondt
Tully's
Strand
T- Longman
Patey Nofter Ows
Northwich
Cheshire
New Inn
Stretton
Warrington Throm Stretton
Whitley, &c
Lostock
Warrington
Falt
Ty Oats
Rice