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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 04, 1779

Page

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Hotel at 21 Suffolk Street Charing Cross opens on humane plan

A notice from the proprietors of a hotel at Nos 21 Suffolk Street near Charing Cross announces newly opened accommodations on a liberal plan with affordable rates. Families may rent suites on short notice with detached buildings. dining rooms at 4s daily, bedchambers 3s to 7s 6d per day. Agencies invite public support and promising servant accommodations, while authorial quips reflect a contentious exchange with critics and local officials.

Vrs Coiseze Jeane

Ottery Policies Hit By Half and One Guinea Draws

Policies issued by John Barnes Pearce and Co at the Orifice list capital prizes sold during six past lotteries. Prizes include 4000 and 1000 rung values among other amounts. overarching prizes such as Twenty Thousands, Ten Thousands, and Five Thousands remain. The text notes numerous smaller prizes continuing from the policy drawing.

Piceailly London Publis Matin Fittreen N. P Orsley and Co Cyponte Pullic Horsley and Co Bank of England Hersley and Co Mostay ESSAS Richardson Cornhi Pr'z S Taft John Barnes Pearce Pope Icol Pearce Cornhill Pearce and Co Olcc

To the Printer of the London Evening Pot

A fragmentary letter addressed to the printer of a London newspaper titled the Evening Pot. The note appears terse, offering salutations and a request or command to print material, though the precise content remains unclear from the available text. The tone resembles a formal editorial or correspondence typical of period press.

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Naval discipline and fleet movements amid British anxieties

Reports from sources in October and November recount strict discipline orders, leaves suspended, and expeditions amid a busy naval scene. Mentions include Duchaf’s reforms, the East and West India fleets, ships like Atalanta, and prize actions by St. Albans privateer Brathe. Also notes promotions, Cook’s wintering plans, and a dangerous Naples fever treated with Dr James’s Powder as praised by Lord Maynard.

Best M. Duchaffault France le Vittorieuse la B. Fle Terre la Guerrier la Pouline la Marsellane India Gosport Snake Blatt Cork Iland Downs Atalanta Spithead Isle of Wight St. Alban’s Brathe Beaumaris Bucephale Falmouth Plymouth Grand Fleet Cay Lait Charles Hardy Cape Finisterre Cape Bay India Company Deogai Bombay Bencoolen Hudkroyd War Office Compleat Shannon Ely Tyrone Donnegal Altamont Grandore Marquilles Cook Oltsrley Park James Naples Viscount Maynard Francis Newrery Jovick St. Paul London Sidney College Cambridge Lord Maynard Tam

Ickness Ravages Town with Mortality in months

The illness prevails in Colchester with about one hundred cases per month and Woolwich churches report eight to ten buried recently. A dry spell is hoped to curb the fever with a recommended barley and horn shavings drink. Public notices include thefts and arrests in London areas and several marriages and deaths in regions from Reading to Bedford.

Colchester Woolwich John Care Bow-street Justice Wright Carr Hammersmith Putney Sally Cusedy M’galley Mr. Shakespeare Board of Works Price Hughes Gloucester Berkeley Church Ore Smith Tetbury Willian Jackson Flington Breach Reading Laurence Langley Park Mary Gifford Emneth Henry Southwell Atterby Lincolnshire Weburn William Cobb Bedford Watford Herts Kingsland John Reeves James-street Bedford Row William Turcon Soundyn Oxfordshire Camberwell John Daniels Mason Martin St. Thomas’s Hospital King-street Seven Dials Mr. Williams

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