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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 13, 1741

Page

2

Privateers cruise near Guernsey and Bas Morlaix Roch Doure

Reports from Southampton and Furie describe a new Spanish brigantine privateer of about 90 tons with eight carriage guns and 45 men patrolling off Guernsey to intercept West Indies bound ships. Another brigantine privateer and four rowboats are active between Bas near Morlaix and Roch Doure near Jersey, having taken two prizes. Elizabeth and Durell, Pitton, reached Guernsey from Barbados in 40 days. Pitton says Barbados reported Cartagena and nearby fort taken, a claim since reinforced by another account of forts and castles captured.

Southampton Furie Flight Guernsey Sparks West-Indies Bas Morlaix Roch Doure Jersey Elizabeth Durell Pitton Barbados Carthagena

London Gentry and naval news and obituaries mix in period notices

London reports boastful officers facing no fear of prosecutions funded by secret service money. Obituaries mark Maurice Lewis of Middle Temple, widow Chapman of Guildford and Portsmouth coaches, and others. The Biscain privateer returns to Limehouse with 23 English prizes. royal residences, naval squadrons, and Parliament petitions feature amid social notices and death reports from Dover Street to Dublin.

London R—t—m—g K Service Isle of Anglesea Maurice Lewis Middle-Temple Crown Southwark Chapman Guildford Portsmouth Biscain Limehouse Leicester House George Saville Norfolk House John Norris Mons. de Buffy France Holland Hanover Coventry William Gage Ely Portugal Thomas Gage Hengrave Suffolk Ellis St. Edmund’s Bury Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Dover-Street Wandworth James Marriott Spelmonden Kent Wandsworth Lord Mordington Mark-Lane Galloway St. Christopher’s St. Katherine’s Parish Dublin Mary Hall White

Multiple Deaths and Naval News in London and Abroad

A dated London notice lists several deaths including Master of the Rolls and merchants in Princes-street, Gravel Lane, Fore-Street, Water-Lane, and Southampton-street. It notes a Thames drowning, prize captures by Argyle and Enterprize, and a shipwreck near Beachy Head. Weathered circuits and official appointments are reported along with stock prices and maritime alerts.

Rolls Mr. Theroad Princes-street Broad-street Gravel Lane Ratcliff Carrier Commissioners of the Customs Chapmore Fore-Street Moorfields Foster Water-Lane Yetterday Tho Medlycott Southampton-street Bloomsbury Eltham Marlett Paul’s Wharf Butler Bristol St. Paul’s Joseph Butler Shadwell Thames Coal Harbour Phere Robert Brook Walter Brook Dowgate-Hill Argyle Falmouth Ireland France Wood Dover Barbadooes Ducy Elizabeth Portsmouth Troy Lisbon Dublin Str. Sebastians Thomas Castleton John Yarmouth Milford Beachys Head Montferrat Leeward Alfizes Norfolk Lee Baron Carter Bucks Buckingham Bedfordshire Bedford Huntington Cambridge Suffolk Bury St. Edmund’s Norwich City of London Whitehall Richard Plumpton Anthony Corbiere Thomas Gordon Henry Harris Efgrs William Adams South Sea New South Sea Bank India Royal Exchange Assurance Mine Adventurers Exchequer Rami Duicount

Money Ent on Mortgages of Land and Government Securities

An advertisement invites all persons with business in mortgages on land houses and four government securities plus estates annuities and ad hoc pensions to transact in a general manner on moderate terms. Intents should be signified by a letter to A. Z. at the Rainbow Coffee House in Cornhill. A good price is offered for reversion of estates and annuities payable during the buyer's life.

London Assurance House London Assurance Corporation Cornhill London A. Z Rainbow N. B

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