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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 16, 1761

Page

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A Merchant’s Complaint on Wives and Pleasures

A letter from a wealthy merchant laments his wife’s shift toward luxury, social rounds, and late nights, arguing it drains fortunes and endangers the daughters’ prospects. He pleads public advice to curb fashionable excess and preserve conjugal felicity, while noting the city’s growing pursuit of pleasure among ladies.

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Anniversary Feast for Governors of Small Pox Charity Held

Notices of two charity feasts in London in 1761 record annual events for the Governors of the Small Pox Hospital and the Charity. Attendees include bishops, nobility, and aldermen. Tickets available at major coffee houses and hospital stewards. Feasts occur after sermons at St Andrews and Merchant Taylors Hall.

Drapers Hall Throgmorton Street Duke of Marlborough Father John Lord Oxford St. Andréw’s Church Hebern cTow Warwick Lane London Ho Hospital Merchant Taylors Hall Threadneedle-Street Richard Peterborough St. Laurence’s Church Guildhall Tho. Harley Theodore Hodshon Marshe Dickinson Edward Lee Peter Mairman George Colebrooke Edward Neeve Andrew Grote John Anth. Rucker James Haughton Lang Thomas Truman Iton Henry Abthoff George Temple-Bar John Rainbow Cornhill

Port News Arrivals and Departures At Plymouth April 12 174?

Port News from Plymouth and surrounding ports lists several arrivals including Sig de Carma Marcana from London to Lisbon, Charming Betty Rogers from Windham Floyd, and Two Sisters King with others from Cork to Plymouth. Sailed ships include Diligence, Collins? and Love, Gibbons, for Newfoundland, with multiple vessels heading to Westward and to Boston, Virginia, Maryland, and Dublin.

Plymouth Sig. de Carma Marcana Lisbon London Betty Rogers Windham Floyd King Cork Pool Clifton Young Hawk Glover Parker Lee Love Gibbons Williams Endeavour Elizabeth Newfoundland Southampton Luce Broderick Pacquet Poindestre Jersey Hartley Tenby Langor Exeter Dial Wind Hunter Happy Sheerness Hazard Bis Majesty Newark Maidstone Speedwell Happy Return M‘taggart Boston America Lewis Virginia Trotman Noell Maryland Wescott Dublin Friendship Green South Carolina Gravesend

Armament and naval actions praised in London dispatch

Report from London notes Keppel's outport armament as the largest land-forces force seen this war. Granby meets the king at St James's. Cutts named purser of Florentine. Dreadnought near launch. French prize frigate taller and stronger than Albany. Kennedy, commanding Le Blonde, captures a large French ship off Cape Finisterre, amid praise for his earlier actions aboard Flamborough.

Gamaliel the White Oswego Lake Ontario Te Iroquoits Grant Graham Forty Fourth Hibernia Browning Haldimand Campbell Bruiser Wood Schuyler Robertford Barry Amherst the Younger Harvey Loring Mattachukite Amherst Swegatchie Levi Isle Royal Pouchot Niagara Keppel Belleisle St. Helen’s Marquis of Granby St. James’s Admiralty Cutts Florentine Chatham Albany Brograve Archibald Kennedy Thurot Tagus Bourdeaux St. Domingo Cape Finisterre Kennedy

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