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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 30, 1767

Page

3

Venerable court events and colonial trade reports

News from Boston, Philadelphia, New York and St. Lucia recounts a shipwreck recovery of a car and crown money, a tribute picture for K S Conway to be placed in Faneuil Hall, Sugar and Molasses exports from St Lucia, adjournment of the General Assembly, funding acts, a French slave export act, a French attack on Missisippi trade, a Providence capture, and monetary remittances for troops in America.

Faneuil-hall Philadelphia St. Lucia Qoco Davidson New Providence Missisippi Cape Francois Providence New-York Bernard Sir Samuel Fludger John Drummond America James M‘evers Flerchant Thompson Monte-Christo Hispaniola New York Mercer Elder St. Croix

Edinburg News and Country Notices From Glasgow to Durham

Edinburgh and Glasgow reports note a Kirk of Relief collection for educating Native Americans in North America. Roads repaired by a seventh regiment detachment from Glasgow. Newcastle notes a river accident near Darlington after carriages failed to pass. Local marriages and deaths reported including Sir William Stephenson’s niece, Rev Mr Durant, and Rev Mr Taylor. Harvest prospects show plentiful grain but fruit trees hurt by cold winds. Lord Bruce arrival in Bath with accompanying party.

Cotland Edinburgh Kirk of Relief Glasgow North America Seventh Regiment of Foot Shire of Dumbarton Argyle Country News Newcastle Baddle- Beck Darlington River Tees Durham White Burnegill Miss Stephenson Framivelgate William Stephenson London Birmingham Hagley Durant Miss Waldron Watton Richard Geaft Blyth-hall Miss Stratford Meriva Hugh Price St. Mary de Load Bath Lord Bruce Thomson Madden Lefievre Edgworth John Smith Braydon Cricklade Wilts Samuel Eve Pump Sherborne Farley Salisbury Bowditch Compton Dortfetshire

Infant dies and Stratford farmer dies near city

A death notice records the loss of a sf inflant at Wilton with surgeon Whitmarsh and county coroner listed. It also notes the death of Mr Jos Maton a Stratford farmer said to be worth 10000l. Market prices at Devizes last week show Wheat 60s to 68s per quarter Bailey 31s to 34s Oats 22s to 24s Beans 34s to 42s Peas 34s to 48s Vetches 38s to 63s.

Sabbary Yunery Wilton Whitmarsh Stratford Jos Maton Devizes Bailey

Plymouth Harbour Ship Arrivals and Departures List

Sailed for Lisbon and Bourdeaux from Plymouth on June 28 30 with vessels Hope Mary and Speedwell. Numerous arrivals include Mary Ann from Senegal King George Neptune and Polly at various ports. many ships from Antigua Jamaica Barbadoes and Cadiz reported trading at London Lisbon and Philadelphia ports.

Plymouth Hope Westenbourgh Lisbon Deal Mary Herbert Success Judge Seville Speedwell Bennington Bourdeaux Gravesend Tovey Antigua Ailton Revely Dominica Minerva Smith Jamaica Boston Packet Marshal Thames Watt Nevis Mary Ann Lady Juliana Stevenson Ditto Henry Dawkins Martin, Mitchel Berry, Hendricks Maryland Betsy Love New Elizabeth, Smith Frederick Chiene Farley, Coulter Fran Disso Attto Pheonix Bernard Tto New-York Alexander Reed Ditta Enades Simond, Vierrie Ditc Venice Packet Rogers Ancona Rafe, Mather Damhburgh Devonshire Folger New England Bathsheba Emerson Barbadoes Sally Spain Liveron Philadelphia Friendship Pearce Tran Ditto Phillis Robinson Good Intent Gould Cadiz Swall Livingston New York Forbes Walworth Boggs Bartlett Falmouth Spier Milford Cork Patle Bond Liverpool Sadler Nixon Bristol Warrington Welch Co2es Town Re " Tristram Shand S. Carolina Cowes Joseph, Coghlan Leghorn Dover

London Cabinet Preparations and Royal Return News

A London cabinet meeting at St James's outlines preparation for conclusive sessions. Reports say Prince and Princess of Brunswick with their son will depart Sunday. Royal reviews, Te Deum in Brussels, and Imperial rejoicing over Empress Queen’s recovery are noted.

London St. James's Prince Princess of Solebay Spithead Portsmouth Common Senegal Lord Chatham Pye Pitt Reyatt New York Duke Packer Edwards America Rich Great Piazza Covent Garden Theatre Royal Covent-Garden Colman Harris, Rutherford and Powell Tyres Vauxhall Norfolk Wilmot Baron Adams Bucks Buckingham Bedfordshire Bedford Stuntingdonshire Huntingdon Cambridgeshire Cambridge Suffolk Bury St. Edmund’s Castle of Norwich City of

Grotesque social whirl and marriages in London society

Friday at Tunbridge Wells the Graze the Duke of Manchester arrived with Sir John St Aubin and others. public provisions promised by benevolent gentlemen. a vessel at Billingsgate carried fine grey mullets for the London market. Marriages abound including Dr Thackeray to Miss Aldridge and Rodregus to Miss Sally Rodregus. details of deaths and legal notices follow with various local incidents and trials.

Duke of Manchester Tunbridge Wells John St. Aubin Montalieu Pulteney Samuel Derrick Pinchbeck Billingsgate London St. Mary le Bonne Thackeray Beverly Yorkshire Aldridge Abel Aldridge New Lodge Sussex Bricklayers Samuel Hendrees Levy Bury-street St. Mary Axe Bedfordshire James Goddard Hackney Peter du Clot Goodman's Fields Lawrence Poultney Hill Amyand George Amyand Grosvenor Square Lady King Sir Benet Garrard, Bart Amersham Bucks High Court of Chancery Breedon Tyler-street Carnaby-market Tottenham Court-Fields Yetterday Newgate Thomas Walford Bacon Hatton-Garden Sarah Pottinger Thomas Pottinger Dog and Duck Greenland Dock John Smith Cross-street William Mallett Robert Peacock Strand Gibson Liloyd John Wilkes, Esq France England Lisbon Minjesty Brazils Mobille Florida New Orleans Havannah la Vera Cruz

LETT Court Sealed Proposals for Hamper Mills Lease

To be let by the Worshipful Company of Clohwork ers London at a Court of Assistants to be held at their Hall in Mincing Lane on Wednesday the 1th of July at eleven in the forenoon. The Hamper Mills on the river Corn a mile and a half below Watford Hertford comprise about five acres adjoining, on a sixty one year building lease to commence Michaelmas 1765. Mrs Elizabeth Field occupies the mills. Proposals must be sealed and sent to the Clerk at the Hall on or before the specified day and attend in person.

Clophworkers London Mincing-Lane Watford County of Hertford Elizabeth Field Perfor

Prizes to be transferrable at Bank of England Lottery

The Prizes to be transferrable Annuities at the Bank of England bearing 3 per cent per annum. The most money paid for Prizes at these Offices as soon as drawn. Not one Blank and three Quarters to a Prize. Shares of Tickets tolled on advantageous terms as they will be paid without the usual deduction of five per cent. All Shares stamped with the Crown and round it Hazard's Lottery Office. Begins Drawing the 16th of November. All kinds of Government securities bought and sold by Commission Schemes gratis.

Bank of England N.B Hazard

Postscript on the Duration of Parliaments Essay

An essay arguing that long Parliaments enable arbitrary rule and major reforms. It cites Clarendon on Parliament’s dangers, discusses bribery for electing MPs, and questions ministers’ virtue and Crown power. It warns Septennial Parliaments may erode liberty and threaten government.

Enry Lord Clarendon

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