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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 16, 1770

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Maritime News and Royal Annotations From 18th Century Ports

A broad roll of ship arrivals and departures lists vessels arriving at Dover Barbadoes Jamaica and other ports with captains names origins and routes. It notes naval appointments at Woolwich the coroner for Denbigh and various society fellows. Also reports on the Lord Mayor recovering from fever and potential colonial governance changes amid mounting civil issues.

Society of Antiquaries Woolwich Burnaby Lords Commissioners Great Seal Denbigh Stephen Stephenson Wrexham Joseph Martin Gatton Surry William Baker Plimpton Devonshire London Middlesex North Holland Queen’s Place Houtheld Trevor Duchess of Hamilton Somerset House Gunning Globe Westminster Abbey Richard Tyrrel Royal Regiment of Artillery Blackhheath Vorwich Thomas Thorn Bathstreet Clerkenwell Saunders Welch Newgate Alderman Shakespear Foot Brompton Richard Thorne Queen Annistreet Hannah Grove Lower Grosvenor Stapleton Bristol Lockwood Edward Lockwood Kensington Thorp Fleet Street Liberty of the Rolls Jane Morse

Death of Queen Sophia Magdalena noted in London Gazette

June 16 London Gazette reports Baron Furstenstein’s audience to notify Queen Sophia Magdalena’s death. Lord Chamberlain’s Office assigns mourning. dames to wear black and white accessories, men in black attire. Also reports Sardinian king’s brief Turin visit and several bankruptcies and a bankruptcy supersedence in progress.

London St. Farness Fune Diedege Furstenstein Denmark Sophia Magdalena Christian VI Turin Veneria

Indian Ocean Mail From Holland Reports War News

Warsaw May 26 Prince William of Brunswick and other Prussian officers after bidding the King farewell departed for the grand Russian army. Verona May 26 letters from Otranto report Turks heard Russian vessels under Count Alexei Orlov would arrive at Patras and many ships moved to Lepanto in Albania. The massacre at Patras lasted 29 hours with all inhabitants slain except three men and 160 women and children. Rufians pressed the siege of Corinth as Navarigo fell to Delgorucki and Orlow near Modon began to surrender provisions running short. The Ruffian fleet totals 15 or 36 ships scattered in Morea with additional craft purchased by Admiral Spiritoff.

Holland Warsaw Prince William of Brunswick Verona Otranto Alexei Orlov Patras Albania Low Corinth Modon Morea Spiritoff

Royal Navy Captain Seeks Divorce in London Court

A Royal Navy captain sought a divorce from his wife at Donors Commons before Dr Bettesworth, the London Diocese chancellor. Evidence supported the charge, and the court granted the divorce. Names mentioned include Sir Edmund Thomas and Dr Lucas Pepys among others.

London Donors Commons Bettesworth Diocese of London Royal Navy Edmund Thomas Lucas Pepys Roger Flexman Joseph Edmondson Mowbray Herald Extra

Members of the House Committee Meet Lieutenant Governor

On Tuesday last, Mr Hancock Col Warren Major Hawley Mr Spooner and Mr Remington, a House of Representatives committee, waited on his Honour the Lieutenant Governor with the answer to the preceding message.

Hancock Col. Warren Major Hawley Spooner Remmington House of Representatives

Desirable potter and kiln venture near London seeks partner

Advert says a Gentleman near London desires a partner for a clay and brick kiln business with rich water supply and diverse ware including tiles and ornamental pieces. Potential profits praised, with 700 to 1200 pounds needed. details at Mr Manfer's pastry cook in Ludgate Street. good potter for large red ware also sought. nearby tan yard with bark and tanning vats offered.

London England

Letter of thanks for medicines from Whitby patient

To Dr Lowther at Hatton-Garden, a patient thanks him for nervous medicines that restored health after years of weakness and illness. The writer describes severe nervous disorders, digestion issues, fatigue, and inability to walk, noting prior doctors had no benefit. He grants permission to publish the letter for others seeking relief.

Whitby

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