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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1780

Page

3

Ships Arrive From Jamaica and Newfoundland in November Fleet

Nov 21 deal reports arrivals of S Albans from cruise with accompanying ships Squirrel Flying Fih Nimble Surprize and Dromedary group heading toward Barbadoes, with outward-bound consorts. Also listed are multiple vessels at Lancaster Porthworth Greenock and Dartmouth from Jamaica Newfoundland and Guernsey areas, detailing arrivals and names such as Loyal Club Latimer Providence Friendship and several others.

Deal N.N. W Albans Barbadoes Piaster Coare Barbadoes Lancaster Cacord Kél Jamaica Porthworth Gelden Grove Renwick Ard George Trenbamyt Janizia Greenock Blandford Troup Friendship Cambel Andrew Scott Ac Gritel Dimfiale Bindys Triton Mattox Rom Jirsaica Ar Punsmouth Loyal Club Latimer Providence Richley Taylor Hare James Barcliff Parsons Garet Mary Sutton Maria Ingran Glasgot Kingston Spence Dolphin Stanworth Besfey Cole Kitty Jeffery Walcot Experiment Congdon Honoria Hunderhay Bidgaod Newfoundland St Lisbon Portsmouth Golden Gove Caplia Crawford St. Mary’s Gill Elizabeth Simpson Oporto Wilson Lisbon Dublin Elaine-de-Grace Ladd Active Bristol Polly Hale Charles Town South Carolina London Inedigo, &c Philadelphia Webb Leeward Islands Salem Lloyd’s

Commodore Leslie Reports Morocco and Barbary Blockade

In a London dispatch Commodore Leslie details Emperor of Morocco's hostile stance toward Britain and Spanish support. Tangier guns, Spanish galleys, and captured British ships threaten British interests as Count Guichen and Count D Estaing negotiate in Cadiz. Also noted are arrivals, trials, executions, and late 18th century naval movements and social announcements.

Leslie Gibraltar Morocco Tangier Duke de Chartres George Rodney Barbary Count Guichen Cadiz Count D’estaing Guichen Harriet Spencer Bari Spencer Lord Doncannon Wimbledon George Gordon Pahél Liffasy Oathwood Falmouth Lion Viscount Torpichen New York Ofiers Saratoga Virginia America Boston Eat India Company East India Company England East Indies St. “Helen’s Edward Hughes Duke of Grafton Bull I Thomas Rumbold Fort St.George Admiral Hood St. Helen’s Plymouth Johnstone Count d’Artois Payne Portland James London Nelly Webster Augustus Cafar Fowler Mann Ann Brown Scilly Philadelphia Resolution West Indies Beey Oxford Susan Taverner Betsey Atkins Brothers Alford Charlotte Mortimore Sally Stone Hare Roxborough Thombs Carbonell Pearce Thames Newstead Europa Street 5 Polly Colfborn John Besley Johnson Radger Waldson Mar

Bankrupt Notices: Edward Trelawny and Others

Bankrupt notices list Edward Trelawny of Gerrzereer and others in Oxfordshire Cumberland Camberland and Northumberland with surrender dates in December and January. Trelawny, Slack, Cokridge, Buckhan and Rutterson are named among debtors or traders with listed trades and localities.

Edward Trelawny Gerrzereer Minories Thomas Sarbury Galthrop Basbury Oxfordshire Tiree Banbury George Slack High Irchy Cumberland Drewer A C Cokridge Camberland James Buckhan Wocter Northumberland Te Hare Sewcatils Upon Tyne Samuel Rutterson Red Lion-firee Clerkenwell Guildall

Liverpool beer-brewers Ross partners in Debt Notice

Thoms Attly of Newsalle upon Tyhe announces a dividend and certificates planted at the White Hart Newcatie. Wm. Ross and Henry Ross, both of Liverpool, beer-brewers, at the Golden Fleece Dale street. Thomas Wright upholsterer cabinetmaker, commission signed by Mayely for Army in Ireland. Capt. Henry Raper of the Goth foot and Aviat with Teodore H Ies. Dated OGAover 26, 1780.

Thoms Attly Newsalle Upon Tyhe White Hart Newcatie Wm. Ross Henry Ross Liverpool Golden Fleece Dalestreet Thomas Wright Fenwirch-street Upholterer Cabinetemaker Ireland Goth Reg Foot Henry Raper The Teodore H Ies Ogaover

Detention and High Treason Bill Tabled in Lords

House of Lords uses first readings for a bill to detain and punish persons suspected of high treason. First readings also given to the mail and land tax bills. Papers moved for last Thursday by the Duke of Balon laid on the table, then the House adjourned to Thursday.

Mr. Fitzgerald John Call Alderman Crichton Henry Dodwell Keane Fitzgerald Richard Hotham William Hurley Stephen Lushington Robert Orme Hugh Pigot Thomas Bates Rous Richard Smith John Webb Esmund Boehm John Nutt Lord Viscount Deerhart Duke of Beaufort Wooton Oxford Clement Catterell Cotterell Sir Clement Europe Lord Coventry Lord Deerhurst Eat Northington Gambig Steems Mile End London Hospital Jyerd Poultry Compter Wood-fieer Compter Diach Neasgate Ottoher George Bishop Robert Hill David Lewis Margaret M‘lacklin Ron Lavender Mary Adams Southampton-street Bloomsbury Richard Hargood Thomas Adams Flatcon Garden James Johnson Richard Brown Richard Crow Mary Allen William Coppen Bow-street David Duckworth Sarah Lloyd Peter-street Westminster Thomas Ingram Duckworth Newgate Tyburn William Edwards Bagnigge Wells Joseph Carter Stewart Montague Daniel Giles Samuel Baker Abraham Danford William Newton James Wats Water Lane Black Friars Thomas Cox Mr. Cox Benjamin Kinder Robert Aberdeen Mary Gardener Earl of Manfield Bloomsbury-square Lady Mansfield Southwark Court of King’s Bench Lord Mansfield Guildhall Prizs Major Cartwright Nottinghamshire Militis Miss Dashwood Sam. Dashwood Mr. Cramer Madden St. James’s Richmond Joshua Windham Kat House of Lords Duke of Balon

The Generous Impostor at Drury Lane Theatre

A new Comedy The Generous Impostor opened at Drury Lane with Harry Glenville and Mrs Courtly in lead roles. The plot mirrors Des Touches Le Disipateur, tracing dissipation, marriage intrigue, and a reforming finale where virtue conquers avarice. The piece, favorably received despite a serious tone, features a prologue by Mr Palmer, an epilogue by Miss Farren, and a concluding song and dance interlude.

Drury Lane Theatre Supple Harry Dorinda Sir Harry Oldgrove Holdfaf Unacle Tha Almos Mr. Palmer Miss Farren Muelick Mr. Linley

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Pensance Dover Mollard Port L’orient Brest Great Britain East India’ Company Watson Laft General Court Crichtove Walpote Bankrupps Harry Glenville Palmer Jacob Oldgrove Baddeley Charles Oldgrove Ded. Supple Benfley Suward Burton Trimbish Vernon Holdinf Court Ifg Farren Phillis Miss Pope
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