נייטו, יצחק (1687/1702-1773 ; rabbi ; Londen)

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rabbi van de Portugese gemeenschap Sha'are Hashamayim, Bevis Marks, Londen? 

1702-1774 (Wikipedia) ; 1687-1773 (Encyclopaedia Judaica) 

During the controversy over ritual slaughter in London, which began in 1761 through the captious criticisms of Jacob Kimḥi, Nieto attacked the bet din so vigorously that the Mahamad ordered that his decisions in matters of Jewish law should thereafter be disregarded. Nieto published a number of sermons in Spanish and Portuguese, of which one appeared also in English (London, 1756) on the occasion of the earthquake of 1756; this was the first Jewish sermon to be published in English. His translations into Spanish of the liturgy for Rosh Ha-Shanah and the Day of Atonement (ibid., 1740) and of the daily prayers (ibid., 1771) were highly regarded for their style. Following his father's example, he also published a series of calendars. (Encycl. Jud.)