Transports arrive with Lord Loudon on board amid storm distress
Several transports arrive at port carrying Lord Loudon aboard while others struggle in a gale. One ship reportedly killed three unruly horses to regain control. Royal navy officers Capt. Montague and Capt. Obrien are said to be appointed to ships in the harbor. A Portuguese man of war in Lisbon's vicinity caught fire as the Oak made sail, causing no other damage. Local clergy moves and a duel in Hyde Park feature in the day’s news.
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John Montague
Dragon
Lucius Obrien
Iflex
Oak
Falmouth
Lisbon
George Edwards
Hedgely
Devon
Exeter
Henry Fox
Holland
James Laxton
Leatherhead
Surrey
Clarke
St. Christopher’s
Royal Exchange
Epsom
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Quick
Prince William
His Majesty
New Road
Paddington
Frizhe
Duke of York
Marybone Gardens
Henrietta - Street
Cavendish - Square
Jos. Holmes
Parlament Street
Cullumbell
Hyde Park
America
Capt. C
Green Park
Capt. R
Hurncourt
St. Martin’s-lane
Bromfield
Billingsgate
Winchester
Hampshire
Fleet Jane
Turnagain-lang
Gainsorough
Fondon
Ledger
Symonds Wharf
Sng
Gainsborough
Ralph
Hhersby
Ivondon
Symond’s Wharf
Ralph’s Key
London
Iron Gate
Nicholas Hall
Lelger
Iron Gate Wharf
Mapopison
Etherington
Wm. Otter
Elisha Ferris
Masters
Jos. Andrews
Edw
Jefferson
Dan. Tongue
Wm. Reeder
Hickson
John Moody
Dawson
Fran
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Harris
Lincoln's Inn
Fune
Robert Taylor
Liccle Chester
Little Eaton
Quarndon
County of
Derby
Lincoln
Lottery Tickets at Northumberland House Offer High Prizes
The advertisement notes five pounds more paid to purchasers of shares and chances than in prior lotteries. It mentions tickets sold at Northumberland House Charing Cross and highlights a 7 of 500, 25 of 300, and 329 of 50 prizes. It stresses the low ticket price and improved returns, with 35,000 tickets and only five blanks per draw.
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Mei
Ric Hampson
Waters
Opy
Northumberland House
Charing Cross
N.B
Notice of apprentice Thomas Smith absenting service
Notice warns all persons not to employ Thomas Smith, apprentice to Mr. Newman of Titchfield, Southhampton County. He is about five feet eight inches, fair complexion, loose hair, swelling on left great toe, large ears. Anyone who informs Mr. Newman where he is will receive a reward.
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Thomas Smith
Newman
Titchfield
Southam
Bersons
Cyder tax cited as unjust burden on Devonshire orchard planters
A letter from Southams in Devonshire denounces a new cyder duty as unjust and impractical. The writer argues the tax, meant to equalize with northern liquor duties, ignores the real costs of converting six acres to an orchard, including land, planting, and maintenance. He projects poor returns after ten years, predicting landlords would abandon orchards and revert to pasture to avoid losses.
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Cycer
England
London
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