Fleet encounters and midship actions reported with arrests and robberies
The report notes a convoy of about 80 merchantmen under a 74 gun flagship, plans to pursue suspected targets near Baffeterre Road, and partial news of prizes including Dutch ships and a Mollineaux privateer. It also covers a holiday murder-robbery case near Islington, a burglary at Geo Edward Hawkins’s Hanover-square home, executions ordered for Newgate prisoners, and highwaymen captured near Salisbury. Stocks and financials are appended.
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Antigua
Rotterdam
Knowles
Martinico
France
Berkley
Baffeterre Road
Plymouth
Cape Francois
Herd
Islington
Wilmot
Hornsey
Gray
Leghorn
Scilly
Liverpool
Waterford
Amsterdam
Brest
Webster
Coat of Africa
Sthult
Geo
Edward Hawkins
Hanover-square
Newgate
George Wetton
Bristol Mail
Joseph Wetton
John Davis
David Jones
James Mahon
George Lee
Job Baker
Salisbury
London
Hermione to be commanded by Capt Lloyd 32 gun frigate
The Lords of the Admiralty appoint Capt Lloyd to command the Hermione a new 32 gun frigate now ready for launch at this port. The rest notes marriages deaths and local events including charity sermons and assorted crimes.
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Lloyd
Admiralty
Hermione
Hamilton
Abbey Church
Bath
Mansell
London
Crocker
John Crocker
Thomas Ford
Keyntham
Williams
St. Nicholas Church
Crossman
Monkton and
Blag
Taylor
Henory Crogery Esqr
County of Glocester
James Dutton
Taylors Hall
Broad-street
St. James's Church
Mr. Stock
Glocester
Assembly-Room
Prince's Street
Duke of Beaufort
Marquis of
Worcester
Lord Charles Somerset
Robert Coleman
John Collard
Sir William Guife
Devon
Spain
Bristol
Fisherton Goal
Wilts
Rynock
Yeovil
Somerset
John Wilton
Joseph Perry
Charlcomb
Smith
Highworth
Marlborough Bridewell
Drew
Christian Melford
Devizes Bridewell
James Emanuel
Otober
Africa
Newgate
Biss
Hoft-street
Wm. Randolph
Redcliff Parade
Randolph
Redcliff-street
St. Nicholas-street
Wm. Shuster
Bridewell
Samuel Gilbert
William Hart
Keynsham
Maypole
Hanham
Henry Seldon
Maryport-street
Dinham
Durdham Down
Evan
Iit
Goergslenner
Queen Square
Brifel
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Bristol-Infirmary
Thomas Bawn
Herefordshire Society
Hereford
Assembly
Prince’s-street
James King
Lowbridge Bright
W.edye
Royal Academy
Montague-street
N. B
C &c
Curtis
Pithay
Mr. Jenkins
College-street
Michaelmas
All-Saints-Lane
Thomas Winwood
Joan Freeman
Clifton
James Lock1er
Bell
John ‘Winter
Exchange Coffee House
Epwaxp Davis
Berry and Sever
Brokers
Avon
St. Philip and Jacob
Rawlins, Cave, Kendon
Pearce
William King
Justin Hitt
Patten
Messrs. Mills, Markelyn
Hawkwell
Hill
J. Cage
T. Cadell
Wine-street
Paar and Civiony Bath
Audtion
Thomas Lucas and Son
Bonbonous
Auétwon
Exchange
J. Bonbonous
John Fargus
Lansdown
N.B
Law
A.raege
William Bulgin
Dr. Norris
Ames
Wandour
Dr. Hill
Norton
Marchants
William Randolph
Lowbridge
Richard Bright
Dean, Whitehead and Co
Jones
Jeremiah Cogh
John Beecher
Thomas Knight
W Liam Randolph
Britol
Ais
Miller, Tyndall, Elton and Co’s
Miller
Read
Vaughan’s
RanpDolon
Richard Pinckney
Hall
Witliamm Ranvoleh
POST
James Wright, Bart
Georgia
Jevee
America
James
Guy Carleton
Edward Hughes
East India Company
Earl Temple
Lady Temple
Pall Mall
Ireland
Stowe
Watkin Williams Wynne
Wynnitay
Lord Bulkeley
Duke of Portland
Dublin
Duke
Yarmouth
Texel
Hotham
Downs
Portsmouth
Mulbanke
Spithead
Gaats
Union
de Welderen
England
Hollandia
Prince William
Joseph
Lisbon
Cadix
Maynard
Montferrat
Prudente
A. Berkley
Ristol
Fee Martin
Peter-street
Win
Underwood's
K. Gridith
Late East India Company
Thomas Jones
Pafner
Rupert Fry
Cattle Street
Wxe-Staeer
Jerry
Byron
Ruoffell
Albion
Everitt
Woaica
Thomas
Flaherty
Jane
Hayward
Fow Pblin
Packer
Bastable
Cork
Swan
Richards
Buffalo
Shepherd
Carmarthen
Providemcey Fotes
Arcigan
Tartar
Frazery
Cape Mount
Surveillante
Ariel