Arrivals and Naval News from Spithead and London
Reports from the port of Portsmouth and London recount arrivals of ships from Madeira Newfoundland and Virginia, plus naval appointments. The King’s ships Preston Chatham and Thunderer are near ready. Levee at St James's. Danish royal marriage to Copenhagen planned. various court and civic notices and local obituaries accompany the dispatch.
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New Sfolmouth
Prince of Wales
Clarke
Londom
Quebec
Parminder
Bridol
Deal
Venus
Collins
Madeira
Pelnes Frederick
Showell
Newfoundland
Earl of Middlesex
Ladiaman
East India
Windee
Py Lefsleys
Antigua
Perer
Finscher
Hudson
John
Alice
Perry
Henry
Sophia
Norburgh
Flying Mercury
Hamburah
London
Scott
Wadleng Powes
Richmond
Westminster-hall
St. James’sguarter
House of Peers
Dukes of
York and
Gloucester
England
Earl of “Hertford
France
Duke of Richmond
Lan
Earl of
Iris
Dartmouth
Duke of Queensbery
Burlington
Gartits
Muineatts
Eeene
Lawrence i
Madrass
Chamber ‘ of Zealand
Capé of’ Good Hope
Benericts
Chatham
Thunderer
Spit‘head
English Lady Seeks French Tutor Position Abroad
A Protestant English young lady educated in a convent abroad seeks a tutorship in a reputable boarding school or private instruction for two or three young ladies. She promises proper conduct, language skill with accent, and grammatical teaching ability. A letter to A B at Mr Reid’s Grocer opposite Northumberland Street in the Serand requests consideration and arranged terms.
Frugality and pensions debate in London Evening Post
A letter to the printer voices strong opposition to public pensions as government costs rise under debt. Frugal budgeting is urged, noting America’s troubles and high prices threaten trade and the land’s burden. Adam eyes the original crime and calls for reform.
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London Evening Post
Mergs
S &c. Frugalitas
Meres
America
England
Timig
London Evening-Post
Voltaire
Israel
Hospitals and Lazar houses in English histories
Various English histories describe hospitals and lazar houses built to receive the sick and poor. The texts outline the charitable aim and evolving roles of these institutions in medieval and early modern times.
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Varius
Lazar-houes
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Bighser Pritev
Jaques
Sandal
Wakefield
William
Greame
Halifax
Esg
Ant
George Savile
Militia
Tsuf Canadas
Searle
Spithead
Allan Gardner
Portmouth
Spry
Lords of the Admiralty
Harrison
Mediterranean
Thip de
Dixon
Thomas Flint
Cokthe
John. Greenfield
Sheernefere
Mr. Derby
Norton
Rochester
Canterbury
Henry Thraile
Southwark
Shillingworth
Sally Wearriner
John Warriner
Lambeth
Arcillage
Ross
Herefordshire
John Partridge
William: Dawes
Charing
Holden
We Ming
Mim
Pani
Lloyd's
Paris
Marbeuf
Corsica
Holland
East Indies
Lord Chive
Barbstoes
Monti Christi
West Indies
Tyrret
K. Charles
Benson
Cambridgeshire
Young
Jeken
Halford
Porestallers
Buteer and
Peultry-Way
James
James VI
King
Scotland
David Dalrymple
A. Millar
Strand
David Harrison
EGOX
Fraz
Pape Pious
Cape- Tho
Stes
Ray
Sane James. Harrisos
Ean Stationers Hall
Ludgate-Str
Jolly
Brigland
Wales
Bali
Snakespeare
Tillopson
Locke
Jon Entige
Littleton
Eng
Dia
Schreve
Mill
Edward
Charles Dilly
War- So
Avice
Postscripy
Adam
Mintron
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