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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 13, 1780

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Gentlemen of Bramber Shoreham seek Goring successor

In 1780 letters publish petitions and pledges from Godfrey Webster and others asking Shoreham electors to return a representative. The appeal emphasizes reducing royal influence, economy, and support for trade, with Webster at Battle Abbey and other candidates from Lancaster and Cambridge pledging independent, pro commerce service.

Bramber Shoreham Goring Brammber House of Commons Lewes Godfrey Webster Battle Abby

MANNERS Offers Services for Suffolk and Cambridge Election

Robert Manners writes to the Suffolk county gentry and clergy from Spithead and aboard the Resolution in 1780, confirming intention to offer his services at the next general election. He cites duties of his profession and recalls support shown to his late father the Marquis of Granby, requesting vote or endorsement for Parliament.

Tauill County of Lancaster Thomas Lister County Palatine of Lancaster Stanley Suffolk Spithead Cambridge Earlie Marquis of Granby Robert Manners

Notice to furnish vessels for transporting guns and gunners flares

Office of Ordnance April 6 1780 will receive proposals on Saturday the 20th at St Margaret's Street Westminster for three 80 ton vessels and one 60 ton vessel to transport guns and flares between Spithead and Gun Wharf Se, to be navigated by four or three men respectively. Vessels must not exceed 8 1 half feet or 81 half feet draft, hatchways specified, bids close 12 o clock dock. Also includes a charge of stolen drafts and bank notices from Lincoln and London with various dates and sums.

Tis Majesy’s Ord ML Mince St. Margaret's Street Westminster Portsmouth Spithead Taiso Air John Boddington

Export permits and naval orders in King’s Gazette 1786

Last Saturday’s Gazette reports His Majesty’s Council orders allowing three months export of copper plates under two pounds for ships limited to ten hundredweight per person and three tons per voyage, and banning powder and arms. It notes peerage patent for Wedderburne as Lord Gossford, promotions in the artillery, and French responses on neutral rights with a Versailles dated April 25 1786.

His Majesty France Spain Lis Majesty Wedderburne Lord Gossford Southampton Williams St. James’s Defaguliers Colonel Belford General Williams Colonel Tovey Belford Russia Europe Versailles Torbay Eagle Salmon Bristol Jamaica Hillborough Packe New York London Cherbourg Pallas Liverpool Friendship Pearson Whitehaven Castletown Isle of Man Polly Anderson Eyan Tueday Isle of Wight Estra Plymouth Achilles Yanking Hamburgh Brest Guernsey Ireland Bref Kinsale Marmaduke Langdale Ely Guildhall Old Bailey James Parfe Elizabeth Thomas Monckhouse Queen’s College Oxford Monk Sherborne Hants Richard Oilebar Hinwick Bedfordshire Miss Willing Daniel Siow Navy Office Worcester John Bell Hoxton Square James Wainwrighte Poultry Paradise Row Chelsea George Bateman Lawley Eig Bedford Row Richard Auerbury Eiq

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