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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

03 Mar 1764

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 03, 1764

Page

3

Shipping News and Royal Appointments from March Report

A Portsmouth dispatch notes the Home Circuit appointment of Mr. Serjeant Sayer with Mr. Justice Earhurst in place of the ailing Mr. Justice Dennison. Vessels Vanguard Modette to be paid off after unrigging, sloop Ferret bound for Jamaica, and the East India company ship Duke of Gloucester cleared. News from Woolwich and Ipswich covers launches, wrecks, and Swedish ships grounding near Burnham Flats. Promotions in the army, Westminster School headmaster change, two marriages, and multiple obituaries and local notices follow.

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Serjeant Sayer Justice Earhurst Justice Dennison Portsmouth Vanguard Modette Ferret Jamaica Duke of Gloucester Spithead Woolwich France Spain Mr. Woolcombe Rotherhithe Lord Hyde New York Goddard Ipswich Burnham Flalls Lynn Well Britannia Albertene Nicholas Nicholson Mailer Guttenburgh Liverpool Anna Maria Rotterdam Jan Verboom Harborough Sally Murray Holman Zealand London Catharine Elizabeth Madeon Arundel Norway Woodbridge Dalmatia Trith Henry Gore Battle-axe Guards Foot Thomas Crow Gore Douglas James B Mark Lane Jennix Drye Marklane Lambeth Marsh John Ayliff Thomas Herring Robert Henshaw Maidstone Kent
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Army Exchange and Auction Notice in Old London Trade

An old notice offers exchanges for lieutenants on full pay, asks for an officer in Marching Regiment, and lists auctions of property including Mansion House with garden and several farms near Shepherds Well, Sutton, and Upron Wood. Sales by auction at Bow Street and Canterbury area with viewing details and contact points.

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America Mr Iryer Great Queen Street Lincoln’s-lan Pervit Bow-Street Covent Garden Garcen Shepferd County of Kents Siepesrd Weil Farm Coxhill Lyse Sutton Farm Sutton Pyties Upron Wood Sheyters Canterbury Dover Veal Thomas Gilpin Shepherd’s-Well Farmer Marsh Deal Europe England R. Davis Piccadilly C Henderson Royal Exchange W. Nicoll St. Paul’s Church-Yard John Ball Millar Strand Pavior Hume A. Millar Bladon
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The London Evening Post letters on kingship and virtue

A London Evening Post correspondent shares a dogeared parable from scripture about Rehoboam and female influence. The writer then discusses Lady Soliman, royal favourites, and the dangers of youth in governance. A printer's note requests impartial inquiry into a published Essay on Woman and cautions lawmakers to unite for the country.

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Ube Oy Cane Gemleman Ceere Ali Solaimon Kehoboam Mirgi Dida Fone Young Machiavels Tohus Rehoboam
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Fragmentary Ode of Courage and Doubt in Trial

A fragmented verse depicts a speaker determined to carry a cause and prove talents and skill. The lines hint at defiance against fear, vowing to endure, falter not, and face the trial with fury and resolve.

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Plan to levy colonial quotas for state contingencies

London reports a plan under consideration for each colony to provide annual quotas to fund peace and war needs. Nations would cover victualling of royal ships and pay and clothing for garrisons. Also notes proposed settlement help for 1500 Highlanders in St. John’s and concerns over Florida’s trade balance harming silver reserves and market stability.

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London Setile St. John’s Scotland South Carolina Florida
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