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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 02, 1762

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Arrivals and sailings report from Cork to Hull ports

Corke Aug 24 to Gravesend Sept 2 chronicle ships arriving from Milford Bristol Neath and Rotterdam. The list notes the Fox privateer, Neptune Catherine and Mary, Rockcliffe, Seven Sisters, Speedwell, Fortune, Savage, and other vessels sailing to Neath Lisbon Penzance and Falmouth. Also reports New York Halifax Bremen Hamburgh and Virginia arrivals and a broad country news roundup with marriages, races, and municipal notes.

Corke Smith Butcher Neptune Catherine Mary Carthy Bristol Penzance Rockcliffe Strahan Milford James John Clark Seven Sisters Penton Southampton Polly Garde Padstow Happy Return Reed Bridgewater Neath Wilmington Spray George Anne Raw Swallow Snow Speedwell Kite Blewire Denis Falmouth Fortune Jongekees Rotterdam Savage Cruire Bowen Lisbon Betty Rafbridge John Mary Blake Poale Posle Black Prince Thrasher Cork Deal Terpsichore Gravesend Fiddes Confidentia Hellis Prince Frederick Elleker Norway Catharina Clausen Lovering Biddesford Gortenburgh Ricksenstander, Grubb Canon Hull Sophia Talberg Gottenburgh

Duke of Bedford Leaves for Calais Amid Turmoil

In London reports claim the Duke of Bedford killed his Majesty's hand, will embark Monday aboard the Mary yacht to Dover and Calais. West End talks show little business but heated debate on unanimity while noble figures voice disapproval of terms from a neighboring power, reflecting national tension.

Bath Earl of Northampton Flud Foster Oliver Langford Crook Leedes Robert Dawson Wortley London Duke of Bedford Dover Calais Lincoln Ogiber Hunter

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