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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 14, 1779

Page

4

Norfolk farmers urged to accept rent abatements

At the Norfolk general quarter sessions held at the Shire House on the sixth instant Sir Henry Harbord Bart of Ganon moved before a large meeting of landed gentlemen that, given low grain prices, rents for farms should be proportionately reduced to prevent ruin of industrious farmers if corn prices stay low for a year. The motion, seconded by Thomas Beevor Eq of Kethel, was carried.

Norfolk Henry Harbord Ganon Thomas Beevor Kethel

The Lancet Courant Plan For A London Paper

On Thursday the first day of Parliament’s meeting a new daily paper will be published in Piccadilly as The London Courant and Westminster Chronicle. It promises rapid, honest public news and commentary across political, commercial, military, naval, theatrical, and other affairs with letters and orders invited to l. Amon, bookseller, opposite Burlington House, will print and distribute a short plan in coming days.

Lomnson Courant Westminster Chronicle Pr.c J.amon Burlington House Piccadilly Anc Efose Indon Courant Aknon Bokseller Gtop-House Picca Ily London Fae Lind Mansfield Pressia Poland Bute Proflia Lord Bute Sir John Dalrymple Lord Ruffel Lord Chatham Algernon Sydney Sir George Savile Lancashire Scotland Messrs Hazard and Co Royal Exchange Loncon Chearside Joseph Gurney Mary Adey Sir Joan Fielding Miss Gwatkin Isabella Condon Cannings &c. &c. &c M. Gore Bellyard Temple. Bar Gurney Permiffin King

Letters from New York show Clinton sails for Georgia

News items discuss Sir Henry Clinton preparing to embark for Georgia with six thousand men, while Count D Estaing sails to Georgia from the West Indies. Also noted are criticisms of ministry writers, political alignments, and various naval dispatches, prizes, and patent innovations.

New York Sir Henry Clinton Georgia Lord Cornwallis Count D’estaing West Indies Brett Montague Bates Palliser

State Lottery notices and new adventurous plans

Advertisements describe Bank of England deposited tickets sold by Nicholson and Co with offices at Parliament and Bridge Street Westminster and Cornhill to offer enhanced chances and prizes. Multiple firms announce state lotteries, new share schemes, and mail arrangements with country correspondents, highlighting early drawing dates and guarantees of prize payments with minimal risk.

Bank of England Jowett Nicholson‘ and Co Parliament Bridge-street Westminster King’s Arms Cornhill Byfield and Hawksworth Craig’s Court Charing-cross Thor Meffrs Richardson and Goodluck Bank Bridge A&t

Mail from Yolland and Marseille Describes Marathas Driving English

A letter from Marseilles dated October 24 reports a traveler from India via Suez and Cairo reaching there the day before with news that the Marathas have driven the English from all coastal settlements on Malabar, leaving only Bombay still under English control.

Amterdam Marseilles India Suez Cairo Malabar Bombay

Stock Prices and Annuities Reported in Day’s Ledger

The day’s financial notice lists bank stock rates and various annuities with fluctuating decimals and percentages. It notes old and new government bonds, South Sea connections, India bonds, and related annual yields, including a Shore levy and several conso rates, with entries like 1762, 1777, and 17467.

India South Sea Lock

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