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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 03, 1772

Page

3

Auction of Stockport Silk Mills at Garraway's Coffee-house

Peremptory sale by auction by Samuel Jones under assignees for the Silk Mills at Stockpost Cheshire known as Hill Mills. Held under Dr Edward Watson life lease for 500 years with rents about 141 pounds yearly during Watson's life and 131 11s after. Three Tatton leases total 41 58 for 3000 years with most to come unexpired. Buildings described as in good condition with land around. Viewings arranged. printed particulars soon. contact Stockport No 116 Wood Street Cheapside or broker at No 12 Castleyard Holborn or private treaty via No 116 Wood Street.

Samuel Jones Garraway Royal Exchange Stockpost Cheshire Blackburn Samuel Daniel Stockport Wood-street Cheapside Castleyard Holborn Woodstreet

Epsom Second Meeting Horse Races Nov 2 3 4

At Epsom Downs the town plate on Nov 2 for any horse mare or gelding free for all, 81 pounds. Nov 3 features nobles and gentlemen plate for four year olds with weights set by prior wins, three heats of three miles. Nov 4 offers town plate for five six and aged horses with three heats four miles each, entries due Oct 31 at Bridge near Morris’s Coffee House. Entries require fees and weights. assembly on first and last race days.

Epsom Epsom Downs Sol C. Chat Morris

Desperate plea for aid from distressed gentlewoman

A distressed gentlewoman, with a young child, pleads for mercy and support after a sequence of misfortunes. She asserts she has pawned personal items to survive and begs for help from charitable readers. She can do plain work but is weak and lacking food, shelter, or funds. Enquiries should be directed to S. N. at Mr. Reily's shop in Church Lane or Mr. Belly's near Dean Street Holborn.

S. N Dheef London G. Robinson Paternofter-row Matthew Holand Flexney Jay’s Inn Gate Holborn Richardson Urquhart Royal Exchange Derham Bookfeller Charing Cross

Theatrical Intelllicence on Mel Hartley at Covent Garden

Mel Hartley made her Covent Garden debut performing with Digges at Edinburgh and Bristol Company last summer. Critics praised her powerful voice and promising deportment, noting occasional harshness yet predicting potential to rival top tragediennes like Yates and Barry. Smith and Benfley wore new outfits. Lords of the Council attire stood out as gaudy in the merchant scene.

Mel Hartley LVE Fine Share Covent-garden Theatre Mr. Digges Edinburgh Bristol Melpomene Yates Barry Miss Younge Miss Miller Big Lady Alicia

Newmarket meeting results and races overview

In a detailed record of the Newmarket October meeting on an unknown day, multiple races and contenders are listed. Lord Of fory’s bay colt Augura wins one heat. Pyrrhus defeats Transit. Lampo beats Lazarus. Miller defeats Kingston. Pomkeen defeats Papillion. Circe and Priestess compete in another heat. Firetail wins the Perham plate. Amphion secures several purses. Trentham and Gertrude win various stakes. Amphion again triumphs in the King’s plate. Methodist wins a four year old race. Promise beats Woodbine. Zamora defeats Baton.

B.C Lord Offory Augura Mr. Foley Pyrrhus Lord Abingdon Lord Mauch Lampo C. Bunbury Lazarus Lord Mr. C. Blake B. C Sir C. Bunbury Zoo Trentham Gertrude Lord Clermont R. C Amphion Lord Orford Methodist Duke of Grafton Promise Clermont’s Woodbine P. P Pigott Bertie Piper Foley

Letters From An Officer Of The 32d Regiment 1772

An officer writes from St Vincent's dated August 9 1772 describing arrival and movements of troops in the Caribbean. He notes leaving Dominica for local affairs, expects North American troops, and reports six companies of the 68th from Antigua and two from the 76th at Grenada. The Indians are said to number 1500 to 1600, armed, but the writer hopes to conquer them as two North American regiments are expelled. He mentions Indians killing wives and children to prevent potential capture.

St. Pincent’s Dominica North America 68Th Antigua 76Th Grenada

Market Notes and Shipping Prices from London

The report lists bank stock prices and government annuities with varied values, including India stocks, South Sea, old and new annuities, and several bonds. It notes Navy and Vidtuaking Bills, long annuities and lotteries, along with miscellaneous items. Shipping news shows arrivals from Naples, Lisbon, Dublin with no ships in the Downs. High water at London Bridge is forecast for the coming days with specific tide times.

India South Sea India Ponds

Fresh troops reach Constantinople amid plague fears

Vienna reports fresh troops arriving from Asia for the main army and 2000 men near Bosnia. The Grand Signor appeared publicly with calm, but officials fear plague spreading due to hot weather in some areas.

Holland Vienna Constantinople Asia Bosnia

Rumors of a Triple Alliance Weaken Sweden Threaten Sweden's Boundaries

From the Hague letters dated Sept 29 report strong chatter of a triple alliance offensive and defensive among Vienna, Petersburg, and Berlin. Stockholm may rupture with Petersburg as Stockholm resists Russian gains from the last war. Holland's mail confirms Focktany negations broken off over terms on Black Sea navigation. Plymouth reports eight transports with the sixth regiment bound for the West Indies. A commission approves Vincent Cunningham as Fort Major of Plymouth Garrison.

Hague Petersbourg Holland Focktany Black Sea Plymouth Downs West Indies Vincent Cunningham

Riot and ballot drama at Guildhall Lord Mayor poll 1772

affidavits from London liverymen allege forcible obstruction by hired rioters during the Lord Mayor election at Guildhall. Sheriff Lewes promises to keep polls open, citing attempts to deter Wilkes and Townsend supporters. reports give tallies for Wilkes Townsend Halifax Shakespeare and more, with dispatched notes on parliamentary and local affairs.

William Hurford William Saxby William Benson John Alderhead London Guildhall Wilkes Townsend William’ Harford William Laxby John Aederhead William Nash Sheriff Lewes Ald Halifax Shakespeare Hallifax Lime-street Robert Kite

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