Property for sale and various publications advertised
In Middlesex a genteel house with seven acres and outbuildings is offered for long term lease. Also advertised are legal texts, a history of the earth and animated nature, a West India atlas by Thomas Jefferys, and tickets for a government lottery with drawings starting November 7.
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Meif. Taylor and Martin
Oliver Goldsmithe
J. Nourie
Che Strand
Boskseller
Ageny
N. B
Button
Linozus
Brion
Ray
William Young
Bartiste
Generet
Land of
Dominica
Thomas Jefferys
London
Sinset
J. Bewnts
Pfiat-Fireess
Auction notices for turf house mares and Grenada sugar plantation
Public auctions at the Turf Coffee-House near Hyde Park Turnpike offer 76 lots of mares, horses in training, and hunting hacks to be sold by Mr. Tattersall with notices for noble buyers. Concurrently Garraway's Coffee-House advertises a public sale of a Grenada sugar plantation named Baccage with all livestock and estate, conveyance to follow.
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Skinner
Garraway
Corahhill
Ludlow
Shropshire
Bedson Jay
Morris
Mewport
Shrewsbury
Bishop’s Castle
Chester
Birmingham
Worester
Oxford
Fale
John Riley
Albyns
Ongar
Essex
Héubold
Sir Anthony Abdy
Chelmsford
Ingarestone
Brentwood
Rumford
Harlow
Riley
Bong-Acre
London
Eppiig
Grom Ogar
Tattersall
Irving
Lamb’s
Middle-Temple
Leridon
Gosport
Spithead
Thames
Romney
Newfoundland
Admiral Duff
Secretary of the Admiralty
Chatham
Whitechapel
John Hutchinson
Stourbridge
Bathferdy
Ferry
Cumberland
Bartharem Bird
Stamfordham
Nerchumbegsland
Pearree-street
Wm. Pittfield
Bishopigse
Hyat Carpenter
Charmer Housesquare
Cristuss
Charter-house School
Worcester
Breknock
Re&or
Shobden
Heresford
B.re
St. John’s
Worgeiy
Address to Lord North on a Bill Against Foreign Influences
A London Evening Post letter of May 20 urges Lord North to back a forthcoming bill addressing what the writer calls the foundation of French and Italian influence, vagrants, and foreign servants sweeping through the metropolis. The author appeals to patriotism and Senate action in the next session to pass legislation.
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Senate
St. Ives
Cornwath
Wm. Freed
Figs
Tho. Wynn, Bart
Jamaica
London
Leeward Islands
Portmouth
James Douglas
Against foreign tutors and servants government fears
A long critique denounces itinerant tradesmen and quacks harming natives by driving them from trades and causing crime. A speaker pleads ministers to curb this rising evil, warns of French spies in noble houses, and urges action to protect English servants and national security. News briefs follow on ships lost, coronation plans, market disturbances, elections, and local deaths.
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Tyburn
France
Crown of
Stockholm
Bahus
Copenhagen
Arendal
Norway
Paris
Rheims
Gth
Munday
Gloucester
Kew
Dole
Madrid
Placet rioting and bank note panic in Copenhagen May 13
London Gazette reports a placard devaluing Danish specie sparked riots as residents rushed to the Bank to exchange notes. Guards mobilized. police dispersal followed. a reward offered for rioters. Also minor church appointment and late peace telegraphs from Flanders with imperial proclamations.
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London Gazette
Copenhagen
Mmischief
St. James's
Thomas Beas
Hollowby
Northamptonshire
James Ansell
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