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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 23, 1765

Page

3

From London News in May and naval notices

A long extract lists shipping movements from London including the Jersey pack et al sailing for Jersey and Madeira bound vessels. It notes Royal and political doings in London and writs for MPs and local offices, births marriages and deaths, court cases, crime trials, price reports, and colonial dispatches with references to Lord Weymouth, Sir Thomas Fludyer, and various ships and traders. It also mentions a birthday of Frederick William and preparations for a Monarch launch plus Jamaica and French piracy notes.

London Frederick William Baron Dewitt Charles Townshend Lord Holland Viscount Weymouth Ireland Lord Worthumberland Thomas Fludyer Henry Jones Sutton William Willey Devizes Wilshire Darchess St. Alba Paris Sieur Poncet de la Riviere Isle of Goree Rochfort Chevalier de Menager Barwell Aylmer Samuel Whitewood Peckham His Majesty Sarah Robinson Deptford St. Ann’s Soho William Richardson Lfg Ann Blanchard Gerrard Street Reginald Cecil Bennet’s- Brackley Somersetshire Foot Dettingen Samuel Tull Mile-end Road Chick-lane Byrne Mark-lane Westbrooke Orping'on Mountainhill-wood Swansey Kent Epsom Thering Nex Surry Allizes Fiens Baily Mary Edwards Mrs. Lamb Whitecrofs-Street Fowler St. Leonard Shoredich Utoxn William Johnson Rouffeau Geneva Deptford Yard Jamaica Senegal Peggy Boyd Fom Greenland Borrowstoners

Beebe and Lotta LAYe tie up amid smuggling move

A fragment notes Beebe and Lotta Lay were laid by the Deal smugglers until an opportunity arose to run them ashore, indicating illicit activity and a maritime context.

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Very large Parcel for Exportation for immediate Consumption

Advertisement for ARK KR ACK large export parcel to be sold at 6d per gallon in advance by the India Company's warehouse. Includes SAMAILCA RUM praised for strong flavor at ras per gallon and GONIAC BRANDY in various quantities. Details on delivery to Town, sample arrangements, and payment terms with refunds on return.

Britany Mende Chaumette Paris Prince Gallitzin Western Isles Seaford East India Company Anson Chick Bombay Boscawen Jace Braund Bengal St. Helena Holland India East India Laf Cam ARK KR India Company Wenman Swiching

Elegant Country Mansion in Windsor Forest Estate Sale

Listing for a completely furnished estate named Louis-Hitt or Fisner's LovGcE in Windsor Forest. Describes ground and first floors, numerous rooms, ancillary buildings, gardens, water features, parkland, and two miles of walks. Locates property near Eartham, Reading, Windsor, with solicitors Cruccencen and Sadlerp on premises.

Fisner Windsor Forest Windiamm Kig Ain Landry Eengch Souch Hill Earthan Float Oakingham Topshot Summing Hill de Duke’s Lodge Reading Windsor Lomson Brice Fisher Craf2 S Court Charitg-Cross Cruccencen Surges Hatl Sadlerp Sout dl

Princes Should Support Ministers When Just

Historicus argues steadiness in princes is right when ministers act rightly and wrong when ministers lead to oppression. He cites Richard II and Charles I to condemn obstinate favoritism and praise yielding to rightful public complaint. He urges princes to back virtuous ministers and defer to the people when misused power demands correction.

London Evening PO Richard the Second Charles de First Duke of Buckingham Earl of Strafford C. Historicus

Sunday Thoughts on Life and Vanity from Paucus Novatus

The letter laments human misery and vanity, contrasting birth sorrow with worldly pleasures. It contemplates life as a brief, fragile span from infancy to old age, ended to dust, noting dangers, fleeting time, and the world’s hardships endured through youth and maturity.

Paucus Novatus Roisen

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