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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 04, 1777

Page

3

Wind at S E Came Down and Arrivals at Liverpool

Deal Sept 4 Wind from the southeast persisted in the Downs leaving ships for New York and London. The Speedwell sloop of war along with the Kington and Heptarchy sailed for New York and Mackinsfield for Greenland. Arrivals include Crace Wordly from Jamaica at Liverpool and Wilding Lanvand from Granada.

Hawke letter of marque reports prizes and naval actions

Admiralty notes the Hawke commanded by Samuel Gribble captured the brig Charles from South Carolina with rice off Belleisle and the schooner Elizabeth with rice turpentine indigo and deer skins. In company with the Union they took the brig Industry from South Carolina bound to Bourdeaux with rice and the Bourdeaux yacht from Cork bound to Bourdeaux with provisions.

Admiralty Office Hawke London Samuel Gribble Charles South Carolina Belleisle Elizabeth Union Industry Bourdeaux Cork

Culham Heath Races at Culham Heath near Abingdon

Tuesday September 2 at Culham Heath Races near Abingdon features the gentlemen's subscription purse for all ages. Captain Bobabil, a six year old horse by Captain Bobabil, with Sit. azlb, competes in the field.

Culham Heath Abingdon Gentlemen’s D. of Cumberland Bobabil

Scarborough Races and Stakes Winners Report

A racing summary from Scarborough notes entries and purses for Sept. 3 and 4 events. Caps O Rellly and Captain O Kelly headline a slate of four year old and open heats with multiple sweepstakes, cups, and purses, including winners like Goldfinch and Chance. Subscriptions and named horses such as Jolly Roger, Dion, Horizon, and Postilion populate the card alongside owners Mr. Mayor Mr. O Kelly and others.

O'Relly Antychus Sit Alby Wile Hee D. O'Kelly Dion Eclipse John Mayor Jolly Roger John Bailey O‘kelly Corporation Sol Gr. H. Horizon Blofs John Lad Duke of Cumberland Buckle H. Crazey O’kelly Ch. H. Paris Richard Holt P. P Yates Ch. c. Caiaphas Chedworth Snap Eclipfe Mayor’s Bay c Honest Harry Lofty Duke of Cumberlang Scarborough Mr. Wentworth Goldfinch Mr. Donner Debnut Chance Tortoise

Reading elects Edward Skeate White mayor

Bath notes report Edward Skeate White linen-draper chosen mayor elect of Reading on Monday fo'nnight. Also recorded: Rev. Moore elected chaplain to Salisbury infirmary at anniversary court. Ring of Cavendish-street London marries Miss Crook of Marlborough. Henry Foot, woolstapler, dies at Alvedeston Wilts after short illness.

Bath Edward Skeate White Reading Moore Free Gramer School Salisbury Salisbury Infirmary Preshyte Ring Cavendish-street London Miss Crook Crook Marlborough Henry Foot Alvedeston Wilts

Bristol Case: Servant Mary Carthy Guilty of Wilful Murder

Saturday last Mary Carthy, a servant to Mr. Bartlett, butcher, in Christmas-street, was delivered of a child, which she killed by a blow on the head. She was apprehended Tuesday by Coroner's warrant, and the inquest found her guilty of wilful murder.

Bristol Mary Carthy Bartlett

Huntingdonshire Militia Assembly at St Neots

The militia of Huntingdonshire is ordered to assemble in St Neots on Wednesday October 1 for 28 days of training. Any militiaman missing the appointment faces a 2d fine or six months imprisonment. Dated July 26, 1777. By order of His Majestys Lieutenancy. Clerks name E. Billet. Men should be marching by ten o'clock.

Spain Portugal Pampas Libon Lisbon Salvaterra France Marquis of Pombal Great Britain London M. Walpole Joseph Yorke Holland House of Bourbon America Europe Paris New York William Howe Philadelphia Washington Lancaster North River Burgoyne Howe New Jersey House of Bour- Han Huntingdonshire St. Neot’s Mjesty E. Billelt N.B Hornsby and Co

Premise of House Goods Sale in George-Breet London

Selling at prime cost the entire Genuine Stock in Trade of Meffra Savon and partners in George-Breet near the Sanfion, London. Includes damasks, marines, harrateens, cambrics, linseys, bed laces, quilts, carpets, bed-ticks, feathers, lines, and upholstery items for home use or export. Also advertised are various books and prints with pricing and publication details.

Amd Meffra William Richard Savon George-Breet Sanfion London Wilon

Printing notice for J F Rivinton associates

Printed for J F and C Rivinton along with G Keith and several named book sellers and printers including Crowder Crow der T C Flin and others in a historic publishing record.

F. W. Mather J F. and C. Rivinton G. Keith Crowder T.C Flin T. Longman B. Law T. Lowndes J. Wilkie R. Baldwin W. Goldsmith J. Evans J. Wallis

This Day Was Published in Price One Guinea

This line notes a traditional publication price and binding options for a printed item, mentioning red morocco blue turkey leather and 18 shillings in sheets, Elzevir edition and corrected edition references.

Treatise on Diseases of the Eyes and Related Works

A late 18th century advertisement for William Rowley M D publications includes A Treatise on the principal diseases of the eyes with new and curious info, plus other medical books by the same author such as Cure of ulcerated legs and Medical Advice for the Use of the Army and Navy. Prices listed for each work.

William Rowley F. Newbery St. Paul's Church-Yard Lewes William Hunter

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