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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 23, 1736

Page

3

Stormy Genoa Weather and Shipping Losses Reported

Reports describe severe storm activity near Genoa with southwest winds and hurricane like conditions at Polofino. Seven or eight vessels reportedly perished and several houses lost roofs while large trees were uprooted. Market notes follow with South Sea stock and annuities prices and financial instruments quoted in the same period.

Genoa Pol-o-Fino

East-India Company Notice on Bond Exchange Plan

The Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies announces that on March 31 next they will pay principal and interest on bonds bearing more than three percent. Existing bondholders may, by November, present bonds at Leadenhall Street for marking to exchange for new bonds at three percent interest from March 31. Interest on current three and a half percent bonds will be paid when marked for exchange, and new bonds will be accepted for payments on goods bought, after six months interest is due.

East-India House United Company of Merchants of England East- Indies Norice Leadenhall-street

Lost Gold Watch Found Reward Near Hampstead

On Wednesday last the 22d instant in Edgeworth Road near the Lane to Hampstead a gold watch with a green string and an ordinary seal is missing. Return to Mrs. Vitant at Hampstead or Mr. Merry in Charles Street Westminster for a reward of three guineas with no questions asked.

Edgeworth Road Hampstead

This Day is publise'd address to the People

A historic public address criticizing recent Acts of Parliament and urging adherence to public justice. Printed for J. Roberts at the Oxford Arms in Warwick Lane, priced three pence.

J. Roberts Oxford Arms Warwick Lane

Kingston Races Purse Events at Kingston Course

Races set for Kingston Course on October 1 and 13 14 and 15 offer purses for hunters never winning above five guineas and more. Entries to Mr John Patterson Old Nag’s Head Kingston due October next with weights and heats.

Kingston Galloway Plaza Fen Galloway John Patterson Smith

Financial dealings for annuities and estates in New York

Persons in New York who grant or buy annuities for their lives or joint lives, or dispose of or buy estates, or lend or raise money on them may be immediately served by applying to the appropriate authorities. The text indicates availability of prompt service for these financial actions and related requests under local regulations.

Haac Keay Builcine E. Hoppus E. Wicksteeg Black Swan Newfarge Streety M. Steen Inter Temple-lane

Ridiculed Yet Reveals a Rheumatism Medicine Claim

An early advertisement extols a rheumatism medicine as a potent remedy, claiming relief or cure through perspiration and urine. It lists witnesses and supporters including Solomon Ashley MP and traders, with contact details for Dr. Bennet at York Buildings and Tom's Coffee-house.

Manis Solomon Ashley St. James’s Park William Sheldon Gracechurch-street Hatt the Temple Henry Day Finchlane Cornhill Dalbiac Spittle Helds Peter Burton Bishopsgate

The Beginning of November to be publish'd in Four Volumes

Curiously printed in four volumes in O2aro with maps and cuts. Price not exceeding twenty four shillings bound. General History of China, Chinese Tartary, Korea and Thibet. History from Pere Du Harpe, with translations and curios extracts. Includes Chinese plays, music engravings, and Jesuit travels. Translated by scholars. printed by John Watts at the Prixtins-Office in Wild-Court near Lincoln's-Inn-Fields.

O2aro China Chinese Tartary Korea Thiber Pere du Harpe N. B Seeveral Cina John Watts Prixtins-Ofice Wild-Court Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields

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