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Newport
Civic
   NEWPORT is a pleasant and populous town, seated on the side of the river Medina which forms a navigable communication between it and Cowes, for vessels of small burden.
   The government of the town is vested in a mayor, aldermen, &c. and the corporation send two members to parliament.
   About a mile and a half from Newport, on the summit of a hill, stands Carisbrook Castle, remarkable in history for having been the Prison of Charles the 1st, the window is still shewn from which he attempted to escape. Nothing certain can be said as to the original building of this venerable monument of antiquity, but it is highly probable, that both the ancient Britons and the Normans might have availed themselves of this advantageous situation; nevertheless, it is certain, no part of the present building can claim so high an antiquity. It was re-built in the reign of Henry the 1st, and again repaired in that of Queen Elizabeth.
   The house of industry, is one of the best regulated and commodious in the county, and is the only one in the island. The poor are employed in the manufacturing of sacking, dowlas, stockings, &c. the profits of which have caused a considerable diminution of the poors rates; it is capable of holding 700 persons.
   The grand military depot or barracks, is situated about a mile from this town, they are worthy of attention from their great extent, beautiful situation, and extreme cleanliness.
   The church is a very ancient building, situated in the centre of the town, the tower of which contains a peal of eight musical bells.
   There are also several places of public worship for various denominations of dissenters.
   The town hall is an elegant structure, built from a design presented to the corporation by the celebrated architect, Mr. Nash.
   The free school, which is aplain stone building, with convenient apartments for the master, was built by public subscription in the reign of James the 1st. The school room, which is fifty feet long, is remarkable for being the place in which the commissioners from the parliament, held a conference with King Charles the 1st.
   There are also several charity and Sunday schools in the town.
   Newport has lately been lighted with gas.
   Its clean and well paved streets, handsome assemblage of shops, and good inns, render it a place of fashionable resort in the summer season, where numerous parties of nobility and gentry enjoy the beautiful scenery of this fairy island, by quitting the bathing places for the recreation of a ride to this town.
   The market is held on Saturday, for corn, cattle, &c. and there is a fair on Whit Monday, for pedary, &c.
   The population is 4,059 inhabitants.
Post Office
   High street. William Gregory, Post Master. The Mail to London, and all parts of the kingdom, at a quarter past three in the Summer, and four in the Winter.
Academies
   Andrews John, (preparatory), High street
   Andrews Mrs. (ladies boarding), High street
   Buncombe C. J. (boy's day), Crocker street
   Clarke Alexander, (classical and mathematical), Quay street
   Crooke Miss, (ladies boarding), High street
   Gibbs Mrs. (boarding and day), Lugley street
   Nicholson Miss, (boarding), High street
   Nutt Miss, (boarding), Quay street
   Richards Rev. George, (grammar), St. James's street
Attorneys
   Cossins Arthur, Lugley street
   Foquett John James, Quay street
   Griffiths William, High street
   Kirkpatrick R. Godman, Holyrood street
   Sewell & Hearn, Lugley street
   Willington John Stark, Quay street
   Willington James (conveyancer only), Quay street
   Worsley Francis, Crocker street
Auctioneers
   Love & Tucker, High street
   Pittis Francis, St. James's square
Bakers
   Adams John, Town lane
   Calcott Daniel, High street
   Cooke George, St. James's square
   Dallimore Thomas, High street
   Dodd Henry, Holyrood street
   Duke John, St. James's street
   French William High street
   Hayball Peter, Upper St. James's street
   Lawrence John, Holyrood street
   Malser James, Lugley street
   Newell John, St. James's street
   Pragnell Dale, High street
   Self Jeremiah, High street
   Vick Elizabeth, Corn-market
   Whitewood Thomas, Upper St. James street
Bankers
   Bassett Sir Richard and Co., St. James's square
   Kirkpatrick James & Co., High street
Basket Makers
   Hayward James, High street
   Nobbs Mary, High street
   Rayner William, High street
Bookbinders
   Denton James, Holyrood street
   Warne William, Upper St. James's street
Booksellers & Stationers
   Hall John, [& printer] High street
   Howard Samuel, Upper St. James street
   Rowden James, High street
   Waterworth Edward, High street
Boot And Shoe Makers
   Atkey Isaac, Holyrood street
   Buckler William, High street
   Collins William, High street
   Collins Maria, St. James's street
   Dore Thomas. Pyle street
   Knight Robert M., St. James's square
   Milligan John, High street
   Morris William, South street
   Pedder Andrew, High street
   Poor Elizabeth , St. James's square
   Wavell Edmond, High street
Braziers & Tinmen
   Atkey William High street
   Grapes John, St. James's street
Breeches Makers And Glovers
   Lockyer Thomas, High street
   Mildenhall George, High street
Brewers
   Cooke William & Son, Sea street
   Self Thomas, LugIey street
   Linington George, Sea street
   Mew Benjamin, Crocker street
   Wise & Co., Quay street
Brick Makers
   Smith John, Shide
   Tayler M., St. James's street
Builders
   Andrews John, Coppins bridge
   Moorey R. H., Quay street
   Mortimer William, High street
   Smith John, Shide
Cabinet Makers And Upholsterers
   Attwell Thomas, Upper St. James's street
   Crook Robert, High street
   Jupe Henry, Quay street
   Love John, Quay street
   Mew Richard, High street
   Poore John, Upper St. James' street
   Saunders S., High street
   Wavell Jonathan, High street
Carpenters & Joiners
   Cole J., Upper St. James's street
   Dowden William, High street
   Hayles James, High street
   Leigh James, Holyrood street
   Moore John, St. James's street
   Spikernell Joshua & William, Carisbrook road
   Way William, High street
Chair Makers
   Abraham David, Scarrett's lane
   Cheverton John, (& patten), High street
   Rayner W. (& turner), High street
China, Glass & Earthenware Dealers
   Cottell John, High street
   Cantlow John, Upper St. James' street
   Morgan Thomas, High street
   Woodman Mary, High street
Coach Makers
   Andrews John, Coopin's bridge
   Whittington William & John, Lugley street
Coal Merchants
   Clark Abraham, High street
   Eames John, Sea street
   Foquett Richard, Sea street
   Jewell Robert John, Sea street
   Linington George, Sea street
   Pinhorn Charles, Sea street
   Tucker John & James, High street
   Young Richard, Sea street
Confectioners
   Hall William, High street
   Porter Ann, High street
Coopers
   Cooke William, St. James's street
   Pedder George, Shide
   Pedder John, Upper St. James's street
   Pedder Thomas, Coppin's bridge
   Perkins John, Coppin's bridge
Corn Factors
   Blake Henry, Birchfield
   Denham John (& seed,), High street
   Kemp Robert, Sea street
   Pittis Thomas, Quay street
   Robinson Thomas, Quay street
   Young Richard, Sea street
Curreers
   George James, Pyle street
Curriers
   Tucker James, High street
   Wallbridge Joshua, St. James's street
Druggists, &c
   Plumbly Charles, Corn-market
   Roger John, High street
   Strickland George, High street
Fellmongers
   Harley Henry, Carisbrooke
   Lockyer Thomas, High street
   Mildenhall George, High street
Furniture Brokers
   Pierce J., Pyle street
   Roberts James, High street
   Saunders James, Upper St. James's street
Fire Office Agents
   Albion, William Wood, High street
   Atlas, Robert M. Knight, St. James's square
   Eagle, Joseph Cowdery, St. James's square
   Guardian, Charles Cowdry, High street
   London, William Yelf, Holyrood street
   Norwich, James Perress, jun., Crocker street
   Pelican, James Rowden, High street
   Phoenix, J. & J. Wavell, Quay street
   Royal Exchange, James Nicholson, High street
   Salamander, O. B. Silcock, High street
   Sun, J. Cowdery, Pyle street
Grocers
   Booty James, High street
   Cowdery James, High street
   Hobbs Francis, Coppin's bridge
   Pittis Edward, Upper St. James's street
   Pittis Richard, High street
   Rogers & Pickard, High street
   Shaw William. Holyrood street
   Silcock Obadiah, High street
   Upward Edward, Pyle street
   Way & Moorman, High street
   Whitcomb Thomas, Upper St. James's street
   Wood William, High street
Grocers & General Dealers
   Burnett William, Coppin's bridge
   Burt William, High street
   Chiverton William, South street
   Cook John, Holyrood street
   Cook William, St. James's street
   Dyer C., Town lane
   Hayden J., Town lane
   King Elizabeth, Crocker street
   Self John, Crocker street
Hatters
   Jeans & Whitbread, St. James's square
   Starling Joseph, High street
Inns, Hotels, &c
   Angel, W. Tooley, St. James's street
   Bugle, (& posting house,) George Mew, High street
   Green Dragon, Elizabeth Perress, Pyle street
   Newport Arms, Mary Matthews, Corn-market
   Star, W. Newnham, St. James's street
   Swan, John Blundell, High street
   Wheat Sheaf, James Read, Corn market
Iron Mongers
   Ball Robert, St. James's square
   Bussell & Harris, Pyle street
   Lankester Henry Bloomfield, High street
   Matthews Henry & Son, Pyle street
   Smith George, High street
Linen Drapers
   Abraham J. & Co., St. James's street
   Caplen Robert, High street
   Davies Philip, High street
   Keet James, Corn market
   Kingswell William, Pyle street
   Read James, Corn market
   Rogers John & Edward, Pyle street
   Sayer Joseph, High street
   Wadmore & Son, St. James's square
   Wavell James, High street
   Wavell J. & J., Quay street
   Weatherly George, High street
   White Thomas, Pyle street
Lithographic Printers
   Booty John & Co. (and engravers), High street
   Yelf W. W. (& copper plate printer), Holyrood street
Maltsters
   Pedder John, Upper St. James's street
   Robinson Thomas, Quay street
   Self Thomas, Lugley street
Millers
   Adams John, Westminster mill
   Atrill Thomas, Towngate mill
   Bull & Wadmore, St. Cross mill
   Hardley John, West mill
   Paul John, Crocker street
   Phillips John, Ford mill
   Way Edward, Parr mill
Milliners
   Brine Ann, High street
   Fryer A. & J., High street
   Rodda Jane, High street
Nursery & Seedsmen
   Locke John, Corn market
   Wilkins W., High street
Painters, Plumbers, Glaziers
   Cottell William, High street
   Foster Thomas, High street
   Hobbs Francis. Coppin's bridge
   Mortimer John, Upper St. James's street
   Tayler John, Pyle street
Perfumers
   Allen James, Corn-market
   Arnold John, High street
   Sidney Thomas, High street
   Squire John, Pyle street
Physicians
   Lempriere William, M.D., Carisbrooke
   Moore W. M.D., High street
Professors & Teachers
   Booty J. (drawing), High street
   Degrenthe Rev. Richard, (French), Lugley street
   Del Rue Mademoiselle, (French), Lugley street
   Griffiths John (drawing), High street
   Gubbins James (music), High street
   Halls E. & T. (dancing and fencing), Quay street
   Mew J. H. [music), High street
   Webb William, (music), St. James's street
   White Henry, (dancing), High street
Printers
   Squire Robert, High street
   Tayler Elias, Pyle street
Saddlers
   Barker John, High street
   Carter Josh, Upper St. James's street
   Cook George, Pyle street
   Hillier Thomas, High street
Stone Masons
   Cheverton James, High street
   Evans William, Pyle street
   Poore Richard Upper St. James's street
   Woods James (& statuary) High street
Straw Hat Makers
   Allen Ann, High street
   Dore & Whitmarsh, High street
   Griffiths Mary, High street
Surgeons
   Bloxam Robert, High street
   Buckell Thomas & William, St. James's street
   Buckler Cass, (& apothecary only), High street
   Wavell John, Quay street
   Waterworth and Co. High street
Tailors
   Airs J., High street
   Compton William, St. James's street - also Drapers
   Cooper James & William, Church place
   Harrington John, Lugley street
   Hayles Benjamin, High street
   Mew Edward, Corn market - also Drapers
   Oliver Gaius, Quay street
   Pinhorn John, High street - also Drapers
   Read Robert, High street - also Drapers
   TotterdeIl John, Corn market
   Williams William, Lugley street
Tallow Chandlers
   Pittis Edward, Upper St. James's street
   Pittis Richard, High street
   Upward Edward (& soap manufacturer), Pyle street
   Way & Moorman, (& soap manufacturers), High street
Tanners
   Clark Abraham, High street
   Jolliffe Jeremiah, Carisbrooke road
Taverns And Public Houses
   Anchor, William Leverton, Upper St. James's street
   Adam & Eve, Robert Dyer, Pyle street
   Battle of Waterloo, George Granger, Lugley street
   Blue Ball, H. FelIows, Corn market
   Castle, James Wickendon, High street
   Coopers' Arms, John Bungay, Coppins bridge
   Crown, Henry Cook, Quay street
   Currier's Arms, A. Lockhart, High street
   Dolphin, William Linington, Sea street
   Duke of Wellington's Arms, William Cussion, Sea street
   Fountain, George Locke, Quay
   George, William Mullins, Upper St. James's street
   Globe, James Jacobs, High street
   Grapes, John Wickendon, Upper St. James's street
   Green Dragon, Thomas Tarrant, South street
   Hare & Hounds, William Cooke, St James's square
   King's Head, S. Squire, Pyle street
   Lamb, James Tyler, High street
   Nag's head, Joseph Walker, Corn market
   Pack Horse, Friar Coates, Sea street
   Pack Horse, William Fry, High street
   Pig & Carrot, A. Dennes, St. James's street
   Plough, My Thearle, Upper St. James's street
   Prince Regent, Richard Sheppard, High street
   Rowing Barge, George Cooper, Pyle street
   Royal Oak, Sarah Bull, Holyrood street
   Shoulder of Mutton, J. Vinson, High street
   Sir John Barleycorn, William Linington, Holyrood street
   Star& Garter, John Warn, Pyle street
   Sun, John Foomer, Lugley street
   Tontine, Henry Parker, South street
   Three Tuns, W. Osborn, Holyrood street
   Trooper, M. Charman, St. James's street
   Valiant Soldier, Mary Coates, South street
   Waggon & Horses, Morris Mew, Crocker street
   White Hart, W. Cook, Pyle street
   White Horse, Hannah Baker, Upper St. James's street
   White Lion, John Linington, Coppin's bridge
Timber Merchants
   Eldridge Robley, Lugley street
   Mortimer William, High street
Watch & Clock Manufacturers
   Barnes Mary, Upper St. James's street
   Clark Richard, High street
   Cogger Richard, South street
   Dennett Richard, Church place
   Gale James, Upper St. James's street
   King Thomas, Lugley street
   Nichols James, Corn market
   Pike James, Quay street
   Wilkins E., High street
Wine & Spirit Merchants
   Brown Richard, Pyle street
   Pittis Edward, Upper James's street
   Tyler James, High street
Miscellaneous
   Allen James, blacking manufacturer, St. James's street
   Arnold Mary Ann, pawnbroker, Lugley street
   Cantlow William, gun maker, Crocker street
   Cardey Thomas, hosier, Lugley street
   Elmer R., Cheese monger, Church place
   Harley James, wool dealer, South street
   Haslock William, cutler, High street
   Jones John, pipe clay manufacturer, South street
   Mearman J. B., wool dealer, Lugley street
   May Henry, sieve maker, Church place
   Nunn & Freeman, lace manufacturer, Ryde road
   Pring Samuel, brush maker, High street
   Routh Edmund, fruiterer, High street
   Shorland Richards, japanner & ornamental painter, South street
   Upward William, jeweller & hardware man, High street
   Wavell Jonathan, trunk & camp equipage manufacturer. Quay street
   Whittonson M., lace worker, High street
Carriers
   BRADING, and all parts of the Island every day.
   COWES. Mundell, every day
   COWES. Edwards, every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday.
   RYDE. Mundell, every day
   RYDE. Edwards, Tues. Thurs. & Sat
Coaches
   COWES from the Bugle Inn, every morning at 8, & every afternoon at 3
   COWES, from the Green Dragon, every afternoon at half-past 2 & 7 in the evening
   RYDE, from the Bugle inn, every morning at 8, & every afternoon at 3.

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