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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 28, 1779

Page

4

Naval dispatches and privateer activity near Scarborough 1779

A London Evening Post letter reports captured ships from Amsterdam by a Dunkirk privateer, 16 guns, ransoms of 490 guineas each, with word Paul Jones hires the Countess of Scarborough. It notes the Serapis near repair, a French frigate launched and another larger frigate planned, two 18 gun French cutters at Texel, and calls for Admiralty vigilance in the North Sea to curb Jones and protect Harwich Humber and the Firth of Forth. York 24, 1779.

Zephyr John Pier Henry Poitgate Amsterdam Dunkirk J. F. Clox France Serapis Syas Pallas Countess of Scarborough Texel Jones York D’estaing Jamaica Ireland Franklyn Archibald Campbell Dalling Paul Jones Portsmouth Crawford Quebec

Will published letter from Lieutenant General Burgoyne guards resignation

In a few days a will be published a letter from Lieutenant General Burgoyne to his correspondents hints at his resignation. The document includes correspondence between the sev ERates of Wear c and Kin regarding his return to Asin. Printed by J. Almon opposite Burlington-house Piccadilly.

Liutenant Burgoye Wear Asin J. Alnon Burlington-house Piccadilly

New Morning Newspapr London Courant and Westminster Chronic

Announcement of a new daily in London to be titled The London Courant and Westminster Chronicle. It promises prompt public affairs coverage, political and commercial notices, and general entertainment. Edited by J. Almon, publisher, with offices at Burlington House Piccadilly. printed and published daily at three pence.

Konoon Courant Westminster J. Almos Burlington- Huse Piccadilly London Courant Alimon Burlington House Lodon Londonstone Frederick Melling Lawrencelane Cheapside Melling Dowgate Hill

Free Trade calls and election cautions from 1779 notices

Fragmented notices urging counties to send instructions to Irish Parliament for free trade, plus cautions to electors about careful voting. Advertisements include patent shot and sale of gun powder and related items, with rental details for Putney garden and nursery grounds auction.

Portentous War Time Notices and Lottery Advertisements

Postscript reports military maneuvers around St John and Quebec fronts with mentions of Westen army rumors and Jamaican defense plans. The Philadelphia and New York ports chronicle retakes, privateers, ship engagements, and Commodore Talbot’s crew bravery. Ireland’s debt looming. Paul Jones knighted. theatre notices, lotteries, printed ads, and a London innkeeper appeals for patronage.

Privateers raid and prize ships near New London

Norfolk reports from Norwich on July 6 describe a 300 ton privateer prize from Liverpool to New York and a prize schooner with rum and sugar arriving at New London. A large warship and two tenders anchored off New London lighthouse, signaling intent to visit the town. Captain Timothy Parker, formerly of the Oliver Cromwell, arrived in New London with a flag.

Continental Loop Argo Silas Talbot Sendy Hook Salem Talbot New York Jamaica Boston Norwich New Bondon Defertee S Mall Liverpool New London New Haven Timothy Parker Oliver Cromwell

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