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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1763

Page

3

Winds and ships at Spithead and London harbors

A London ship news inventory reports vessels arriving at Falmouth and Spithead, including the Hero with 360 slaves, the St George and London Merchant damaged in storms, and several ships stranded or driven off moorings. Also noted are shore incidents, local crimes, and public notices amid stormy weather and wartime commerce.

Winchester Spithead Admiral Burnaby Admiral Holbourn John Samuel Hogg Antigua Falmouth Liverpool London Cadiz Seville St. Lucar George Peter Moreen Larfan Stockholm Leghorn Moffop Ireland Miss Catley Smockalley Dublin Peyton Basingstoke Ruffell James Blackbeard Marler Castlebay Ward Ward Aldersgate Ward School Temple Henry Croker Edgar Whitehead Bramshot Hants Havannah England St. Collumb Cornwall Ann Cockine Hunton Patricksbourn Canterbury Ebenezer Muffel Bethnal-Green Middlesex Francis Child Samuel Child Wyndham Knatchbull Wyndham County of Kent Thomas Harris Ealing Edward Knatchbull Sir Edward Withford Salisbury Princess Augusta Richmond East India Blackwall Eastlane Stairs Rotherhith

Sessions and General Court of Sewers appointment

Old text records the Commissioners of Sewers for Havering Dagenham Barking East Ham Wesham Layton Waltham Bromley East Marsh to attend a Sessions on October 15 at the Green Min in Great Ilford Essex, plus freeholders of Scochorn near Lincoln to meet on Monday the 17th at the White Hart Lincoln for an enclosure application to Parliament. It cites Barbados inquiry notices and a London Magazine advertisement.

Quakerstreet Wood-street Goswell-street New Prison Clapham Throgmorton Street Newgate Sir John Fielding John Broughton the Lively John Parnell Paget Bank of England Broughton Quinn St.Martin’s Street Quin Portsmouth Thames-street John M’gennis Turnmill-street Newprison Clerkenwell Addiison St. John’s-street Smitheld John Maddox Stringer Guildford Surry Essex Mipresex Kent Havering Dagenham Hippie Barking East-Ham Wes-Ham Layton Waltham Bromley East-Marsh Raheira Gétuber Greit Il Ord Scochorn Lincoln Barbados Mercury England Paine Barnaion London Barbados Paines Iland Messrs Dupre and Ruffell London Evening Pott Meres Redborn

Anonymous letters spark debate on Portugal trade

Letters to London papers question the credibility of a press insinuation about Portugal merchants and the British factory at Oporto. Authors urge public defense of Parliamentary reform, condemning corrupt pursuits and calling for steadfast advocates to restore shore parliaments.

Portugal Oporto

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