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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 12, 1770

Page

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Outward-bound ships and arrivals on the river deal

Deal, June 1. Sailed for the river the Havannah East-Indiaman from China. Arrived the Triton East-Indiaman from China and remain with the Douglas Abington for Antigua. Redhead Galley Neal for the Granadas. Friend thin Hall and Houghton Sims for Jamaca. Governor Wright Hall for Georgia. Bey Buchanan for Moisyland. The rest of outward-bound ships have failed. Wind South West.

Deal Havannah

Surrender notices and dividends for listed London merchants

Peter Caron of London jeweller. surrender dates set at Guildhall and Old Geffee-house Manchester for partners in Lancashire. Elliott Elmes of Liverpool merchant to surrender July 6. John Flowman butcher Leadenhall market. Henry Bird shipwright at Guildhall. James Osborne grocer Laleham. John Stevens Bristol merchant. Revere Mills dealer Gainsborough. Dividends to be paid July 3.

Peter Caron London Guildhall Ralph Richardson Jeffery Richardson Tock Holes Lancashire Copartners Desser Surender Geffee John Flowman Leadenhall Market Londor Henry Bird St. Mary Rotherhi James Osborne Laleham Middlesex John Stevens Bristol Bath ‘Wavern Coin-street Revere Mills Kirton Linfey Lincolnshire Blackmore Gainsborough

Public meeting with Cherokee chiefs ends in calm, wary mood

A London Evening Post excerpt recounts a conference at Cow Paree with Cherokee leaders led by John Stuart and attended by Sir William Draper and Capt. Collins. Chiefs voiced concern over Virginia hunting incursions and white traders, with the Prince Gover nor of the Nation deposed for reported kindness to a stranded white man. The assembly chose Willanawaw as successor and debated colonial governance and local crime, while other items note court appointments and public notices.

America Charles Town South Carolina Cowparee John Stuart Efghis Majesty India William Draper Collins Janes Howarth Oucconoflota Willanawax Prince Chote Oftailite Oofteneka Judd Salione Eccuy Tiftoe Keowee Chenifla Sugar-town Virginia Cameron Prince of Willanawaw North Carolina

Mails From Flanders and European Dispatches

Yesterday arrived the Mails from Flanders Warfavi May 23. The Sicur B- was arrested yesterday accused of forming criminal designs against the King. Bruchsal May 30. Count Augustus-Philip-Charles de Limbourg-Styrum elected Prince and Bishop of Spire. Leghorn May 25. Turks defended Tripolizza bravely. Greeks lost many, 200 Russians led by them perished. they defend Corinth and Napoli de Romania.

Yeterday Flanders Warfavi Bruchsal Augustus-Philip- Charles de Limbourg-Styrum Spire Hildesheim É&C Leghorn Tripolizza Corinth Napoli de Romania

Court Notes Foreshadow Paris to St James Ball

An extract from Paris dated June 3 reports the christening of the young Princess planned for Sunday at St James's with a royal progress to Richmond on Monday. A circular from the King addresses the Lorraine affair after an offence at the Ball Paré, stating the Emperor’s envoy sought honors for Mademoiselle de Lorraine and that dancing decisions rest with the King, excluding precedence except for the Blood Princesses.

Lke Count de Provence Constantinople St. Petersburgh Ispahan Newcastle Earl of Chatham L. N Grand Council St. James’s Richmond Paris Mademoiselle de Lorraine Mademoisele de Lorraine

Prolonged Parliament Prompted by King Prorogation

A fragment from the London Evening Post depicts a dialogue in Old Square between a man and his niece Lucy about whether the King has prorogued Parliament. The child presses for clarity as the elder repeats the term prorogued, correcting the misstatement about prorogation versus proroguing.

Luc Old Sq Lucy Parliament Paraliament London Evening Post Old Square Ray

Humble thanks and new perfumery goods from Hambly

Hambly, perfumer of Marybone Street Golden Square London, thanks the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for their benevolence and informs them of a fresh stock of crumery goods. New amber and almond soaps Windsor and shaving soap violet powder and other preparations are offered through agents in Pacemoster Row London Margate Southampton Bath listing booksellers and a jeweller as points of sale.

Great Britain and Langford No. 18 Pacemoster-row London Hall Ademly Margace Baker Southamipton Bull the Grove Bath

The Travellers Pocket Book Fifth Edition Reissued

A detailed prospectus for the fifth edition of Ogilby and Morgan’s Travellers Pocket Book with many additions. It promises a city guide to London and surrounding areas, road lists, mile distances, cross roads, post office rules, fairs, riding rules, and a map, plus a plan of London Westminster and Royal Exchange.

Ogilby and Mogin London England Wales Notlemen Genlemen England and J. Brotherton J. Rivington J. Buckland R. Baldwin S. Crowder Bs Law Ci Corb

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