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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1779

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General Court of Merchants of England 1779 Naval Defences

June 23 1779 the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies resolves to boost Britain's naval power with bounties for volunteers and to build three 74 gun ships. A committee will prepare a humble address to the Throne and a General Court adjourns to June 30 to act on resolutions.

East India House Bounty to Raise Six Thousand Seamen 1779

June 23 1779 the General Court of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies resolved to offer a bounty to recruit six thousand men for his Majesty's service. Three guineas to the first two thousand able seamen two guineas to the first two thousand ordinary seamen and one and a half guineas to the first two thousand able bodied landmen. Bounties to be paid above all other bounties and without deduction.

United XV Company of Merchants of England East Indies United Company of Merchants of Great Britain House of Bourbon Leadenhall Street

To be Sold to the Highest Bidder in Carnarvon County

An auction sale notice for freehold messuages tenements and lands in Carnarvon to be sold to the highest bidder at the Harp Conaway on Tuesday July 6 1779. Terms and conditions to be agreed at sale with details of tenements rents and lands including Penrhyn and Glyan estates and public rights of commoning. Further particulars from Mr John Hughes Carnarvon authorized to treat.

Harp Conaway Carnarvon Tenenests Peurwyn John Lloyd Siodart Galen Jorn Jones Ferrybash Samuel Read Per Y Belan Willian Flughes Hugh Thomas Peny Caer Hugh T'o Nzs Penrhyn Ifa Randle Smalwood William Morris Hegh Jones Tily Davd Evans Thomas Evans Hugh Jones Penrhyn Conway John Hughes

Royal College of Physicians Edition on Stone and Gravel

A 1753 Edinburgh style notice announces a new sixth edition of A Disquisition of the Stone and Gravel by Royal College of Physicians London. It details causes, principles, formation of oreleus, diagnostics, cures, and cases including observations on gout with the same work. Published by T. Becket and J. Murray among others.

Royal College of Physicians London Princed T. Becket Stand J. Murray Street J. Bes Pabracier-fow J Jj. Seu Hern Jame Rser

Stamp Office Notice on Post-Horses and Carriages

On June 21 1779 Stamp Duties Commissioners require postmasters to paint Licenced to Leave Post-horses on stalls or signs and mark chaises with owner name and origin, destination and city. Failures incur penalties. Carriages called diligences must bear owner name and route on exterior doors. By Order of the Commissioners CLE Beresford Pro-See.

Beresford

Post coach ticket licensing notices issued in towns

In pursuance of an act of Parliament the Commissioners for security and licences will attend in several towns to grant tickets to post stage operators and four entered carriages. Meetings occur at Three Pigeons Brentford June 28, George Hounslow June 29, Bush Staines June 35, Crown Uxbridge July 4, Charnn Edgware July 2, Red Lion Barnet July 7, Posthouse Enfield July 3. John Brettell, Sec.

Bertin Three Pigeons Brentford George Hounslow Bush Staines Crown Uxbridge Chanrs Edgware Red Lion Barnet Posthouse Enheid

London News On Lord Germaine Illness And Embargo Orders

Reports from London on Lord George Germaine's illness and a planned embargo on Irish shipping to block Spanish vessels, plus a City of London court discussion on an humble address to the king and a scheme to fund seamen's bounties. An extra from Liverpool notes the Tom, captained by Dardis, captured by French vessels off Bance Island with destruction of forts and cargo redistributions.

Geo. Germaine Ireland Guildhall Harley Crosby Townsend Bull Sawbridge Kirkman Plomer Newnham Thomas Clarke Wooldridge Hart Wright Pugh Sainsbury Chamber of London Liverpool Africa Tom Dardis Bance Island Resolution Bante Island Bance Iianda Hereford Harrison Juno Beaver Providence Colley St. Paul de Tritater la Gaye de

Pirate and Privateer Actions Plague Atlantic Trade

Shipping news reports Captain Cornwallis seizing Pau a French ship bound for Antigua with cargo including razors and indigo, and the Jenny from Georgia arriving in Liverpool. The Hawke privateer captured near Liverpool. numerous ships sail from Cadiz to reinforce the Spanish West Indies fleet. Letters describe naval actions at St Helen's, St Kitts, and Virginia, including engagements near Elizabeth River and Gloucester.

Pau Dominga Nantz Cornwallisy Antigua Wade Georgia Liverpool Edward Flughes Maidera England Ireland Cadiz France West Indies Hispaniola Spain Ezhad Colport Fanett Thunderer St. Helen’s Pallas Spithead St. Kitt’s Formidable Marlborough Terrible Thip Ardelia Dover D’almo Ovar Thig Placé James Pafflage Yicht Bagster Calais Constance Devereux New York Wea Indies Wattoe Clemerct Finch Chatham Howden Dock Newcastle Edmund Dod Cancale Bay Trinity Ferm Lincoln’s Inn Hall Chester John Morton Davies Barrington Montgomeryshire Poole Denbighshire Wrexham Flinthire Mold Chesthire St. Martin Worceser Thomas Hudson Chil College Cambridge Taft Hardwick Cambridgeshire Matthew Davis Elg The Royal Exchange Mills Isabella Conocy Monte Charles LeCaan Aliergate-street Thompson Newhate-strees Uttoxeter Nangle Chancery-lace Webley Tho. Galpon Londonbridge

framitht london gazette 1779 dispatches dated may 24

General Sir Mary Clinton writes from Newa York to Lord George Géraldine reporting delayed packet due to contrary wind. He forwards copies of letters from Major General Mathew and Sir George Collier along with returns of letters received.

London Gazette Mary Clinton Knight of the George Géraldine Newa York Mathew George’Collier

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