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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 19, 1779

Page

2

Sharman's Half Guinea Policies Offer Huge Lottery Prizes

An advertisement touts Mr Sharman’s schemes offering Half Guinea Policies with chances to win large prizes. Buyers pay eight guineas and may win up to twenty thousand pounds or other sums, with additional numbers and tickets providing further chances. Multiple offices listed across London and Norfolk promote the venture.

Sharman Cockspur-street Charing-Cross Fleet-street Holborn Poultry Cormhill William Chafe Norwich N. G Brown Soha Bolde O Kendall, and Co.’s Marsh Wrexham North Wales

Memoir requests halt to action and humane care orders

The memorandum from The Hague dated October 8, 1779, appeals to High Mightinesses to stop all officers and ships under their control and to allow wounded to be cared for at sea. The King’s expense is to be covered by his m ather. Paul Jones arrived with one domestick and left for Amsterdam to join his squadron in the Texel.

Bath Ioc Saldin Aarioner Attin Serapig Scarborough Paul Jones Ecapis Sehtba Hague Amsterdam Texel

Shipping News Report of Dutch and English Arrivals

The Helena Sloop of War remains with ships. Arrivals at Amsterdam include Dankarheyd Mindartz from London. At Offiend: Main Catharina Roofe from Leghorn. At Duba: Bella Baker from Liverpool. Wind still blowing and ships continuing duties.

Deal W. Blowshard He Helena Amsterdam Dankarheyd Mindartz Fom London Ofiend Main, Catharina Roofe Leghorn Duba Bella, Baker Liverpool

London News from Lloyds and Royal Navy Prizes

Reports from London detail Irish military leaders embracing free trade with the world, with 40,600 effective men under arms and ships at Limerick cleared for English passage. British quays note captures in the Atlantic and Caribbean, including Spanish and French prizes, indigo cargoes, and armed vessels near Charleston. Also records Gibraltar dispatches, Cork prize news, and local city elections and trials in London.

Lloyd’s Ireland Great Britain Dublin Europe Limerick England Almendraleis del His Majesty Charles Town South Carolina Portmouth Cooper Drake Fortune Sloop of War Squire Mogadere Gibraltar London Cork George Bolton Cadiz Pearson Piercy Countess of Scarbo- Fourhy Mesterday Mansiot House Brighthelmstyne Christ’s Hospital Farringdon Bridgen Half Moon Tavern William Clements Henry Kitchen Sherif Gillory Pigots Old Bailey Timothy Fitzpatrick Thomas Marcin Jane Jonas John Leech Blackboy-alley Chick Jane Liffon Green Nith Lion Cobacconist Gloucester Samuel Wilfe

Bankruptcy Enlarged in Several English Towns

notices list multiple bankrupts with dates and locations including Hen Dawson of Burgh Lincolnshire shopkeeper Nov 30 at Guildhall Landony Dividends to be made Nov 13 Gentile and Rob Gentle barbers of Maidstone Guildhall London Nov 16 Nangreaves of Warrington canvas-makers Nov 29 at Eagle and Child Warrington Ralph Lewisy Norwich merchant Nov 15 Johnsons Coffee-house Tho Lampard Pope's Head-alley coffeeman Oct 27 Tha Wade Hadleigh tapner Nov 2 Hadleigh White Lion

Hen Dawson Burgh Lincolnshire Guildhall Gentile Rob Gentle Maid‘slane Keno Barherdredtrs London John Nangreave Rich Nangreave Warrington Lancath the Eagle and Child Ralph Lewisy Norwich Johnson’s Coffee eNov Lampard Pope’s Head Tha Wade Hadleigh Suffolk White Lior

New Market Second October Meeting 1779 Racing

Market notes from Monday October 18 detailing stakes of fifty guineas for all ages and entries for horses including Mr Price Humbug Sir John Moor Houghton Lis Buindas Antonio Vernons Pastorella Aweepstakes 300 guineas each with races across the Flat. Lords Grosvenor Derby Laburnum Vernons nickrana Holte North Briton beat Ottley Turk Burltan Clesmom Nutcracker Vernon Alert and other entries.

Mr. Price C. H. Humbug John Moor B. H. Houghton Buindas Antonio Mr. Vernon Pastorella B.C Grosvenor Poros Derby Laburnum Vernon Nickrana Holte North Briton Mr. Ottley Turk Burltan Clesmom Baronet R. M Mr. C. Pigott

Bath Races and Sweepstakes Captured by Cumberland Owners

On race day Cumberland owners dominated both horse and dog events. Pompey the horse, ridden by R. H. D., defeated O'Kelley's Chit, with Hip by Clark and Pifol ridden by Parker placing, while Marsk’s b f. also triumphed for the rogs. Pompey led a field including Narinette and Ready Rino. Thunderbolt, ridden by O'Kelly, beat Star for roogs, while Critic drew Luttrel's bid.

His. R. H. D Cumberland B. F. Pomona Mr. O’kelley Ficlipfe Mr. Clark Parker Pifol Wildman Marsk

Maidenhead Races Town Plate for 4 Yo Colts and Fillies

The Thursday meet at Maidenhead features Op 14 for four year olds with no mile heats. The town plate offers a local prize in a compact card of races for colts and fillies.

Sol

Sheepstealer and Bumblekite dominate Northallerton heats

On Wednesday in Northallerton four year olds and two mile heats saw Sheepstealer and Bumblekite prevail as challengers faced stiff competition. The event featured subscriptions and betting with Farmer and others noting results after the first heat and again after the second heat. Friday included horse races with members restricted to those who had won at most once since March last, and Princess defeated Mary Brown in a four mile race for rosies.

Surry Dc. Sheepsteater Mr. Brown Jordan Grey Malton Dawson Alcock Sir J. Lowther Atkam My. Marsden Mr. Prest M. Newtham Hutton Joliff Mortonia Ratcliffe S.b. H. Young Sotheron J.lowther H. Ajax Ch. m. Gentie Kitty Son Young Lofty D. Cs. Sheeptealer I. Hon S. Baty Sr.c. Bumblekite Mr. Hutton Sb. f.Charlote Tron Bumblekite Sheepstealer Horés, &c

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