Ruin and trade fears as planters plead for restraint
An extract from Portsmouth dated Sept 8 describes war fallout, sugar island losses, and fears of French and North American trade reviving enemy influence. It discusses prohibiting French imports, seizing ships, and naval shifts, alongside naval appointments and local notices about crimes, arrests, and public disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
England
North- America
Canada
North América
Hizn
America
Figar Islands
Tyrrell
Louisa
Spithead
Holburne
Centurion
Dublin
Plymouth
Duke of York
Alcide
King’s Arms
Judith
Ho‘bin
Bristol
Quebec
Forbes
Otway
Mansell
Samuel Townshend
Agth Regiment of Foot
Lord George Beauclerk
James Paterson
George Hay
Col. Fraser
Charles M‘donald
John Clarke
46Th Regiment of Foot
Thomas Murray
Osborne
Joseph Vernon
King’s Own Regiment of Dragoons
Letter of thanks from Essex County candidate John Luther
To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Essex I was nominated a Candidate to represent this County I return my acknowledgment and will seek the true Sense of the County on Election Day If successful I will adhere to the Principles of the Revolution Liberty of my Country and the County interests July 13 1763 Devoted humble Servant John Luther
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
H?ving
Mll
Mylers
John Luther
Chemnford
John
Conyers
Gentlewoman Seeks Private Lie-in Aid at Market Street
Notice invites inquiries about a discreet accommodation suitable to any decree of life. A man mid wife of undoubted experience may be provided if required. Enquiries directed to J P Mc Clarkson's China Warehouse in Market Street St James's Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihenarlay
Francis Moreland
Pewre
Thorndon
Essex
Lynn
Norfolk
George Wildboar
Fortune
Ellery the Younger
Ellery
Wood-street
Cheapside
Christopher Bowman
Inner-Temple-lane
Elderidge
Hiscox
Mile-end
Foreign Service
Rotherhithe
Norwood
Camberwell
Church-Yart
Sford
Sir John Fielding
Thomas A Jet Goodchild
Eigrs
Ack
Tarher
St. Martin’s Street
Matth
West‘mintter
Slack
Turner
J.P. Mc Clarkson
China Warehouse
Market Street
St. James's Marker
London Evening Post letter on roads and reform
A long, fragmentary notice contains proposals for widening turnpike roads from Ewell to Kingston and Thames Ditton, with a call for explicit plans on bridges, arches, materials and costs. Also includes advertisements for cargoes, wines, and books, plus political commentary from the London Evening Post about governance, war, and reconciliation. It mentions figures like Mr Bridges and Mr Connies and places such as Ewell, Upsall, York, and the Royal Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riems
Amd
Toting
Buel
Thames
Surry
Epism
Korenoor
Eshelf
Kingston Upon Thames
Bridges
Ewell
Conniers
Ebfom
Sam
Miles
Reynard
Marshall
London Evening Post
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Malaga
St. Dunstan’s ‘Hills
India
Jamaica
Coniac
Coantes
Wenmavn
Royal Exchange
Hrandy
Rum
Upsall
Councy
York
Thirsk
Northallerton
John Rayer
Cleaver
Castle Howard
Weatherill
Coxwold
Monruty Review
Mowrmny Review
R. Griffiths
Wieliam Hawney
John Harris
F. R.S
H. Woodfal
J. Rivington
R. Baldwin
L. Hawes
W. Clarke
R. Collins
R. Horsfeld
W. Ohnston
J. Richardson
Gs Kerth
T. Carlon
S$. Crower and Co
T.longman
B. Law
Robert Walker
Baily
de Nador
Hartog Priter
Portsmouth
Walon
Viviett Veritas
Wessels and Co
Bis
Drdaud “Seoskiialandiche
Poppsgr EP
Leth
London Evening Polk
Brevitas
Q A
London Evening-Polterree
W & Sky
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