Eagle News and Rebel Movements Reported in Philadelphia
Mon days Post reports arrival expectations of the Eagle packet and details of its capture by the privateer La Fayette off Bermuda. Capt Richards was left behind after the raid, six guns thrown overboard in the gale, and the rebel ships Alliance and Dean noted. Sightings include Boston's French ships and convoyed vessels bound for the West Indies. A dissenting minister from Woolbridge, East New Jersey, led neighbors and continental dragoons captured by armed boatmen under Lieut. Corne liu Blanchard.
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Pacquet
Richards
Falmouth
la Fayette
Bermuda
Botton
Boston
Alliance
Dean
Old France
Marquis la Fayette
West-Indies
New London
West Indies
Woolbridge
New Jersey
Corneliu
Blanchard
Europe Arrives at Spithead After New York Passage
Portsmouth news lists ships arriving and sailing for convoy and East Indies including Europa of 64 guns Capt Childs from New York after 34 days, Romney and Terror bomb from St Helena, and a long line of East Indiamen and men of war sailing or failing to sail. Reports also cover a thunderous theft in Winchester and a bank robbery at Doswell's butcher shop.
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Portsmouth
Spithead
Europa
Childs
New-York
Romney
St. Helena
East Indies
Gibraltar
Richard Bickerton
Hicks
Cumberland
Allen
Defence
Newnham
Sceptre
Graves
Africa
M‘dowell
Chetwynd
Juno
Montagu
Harriot
Minerva
Dutton
Ceres
Alfred
Ganges
Royal Henry
Kent
Winchester
John Doswell
King grants title to Lord George Germain heirs male
In London on February 9 at St James’s the King approved a grant to the Right Honorable George Germain commonly known as Lord George Germain and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten under royal authority, outlining succession provisions.
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St. James’s
George Germain
Lord George Germain
Notices of titles and naval losses from the 1782 era
Royal grants of baronetcies and peerage titles are noted alongside fast day sermons, parliamentary schedules, and postal security tips. Reports cover ship losses, privateer captures, and cargo wrecks near Waterford and Ostend, plus a Covent Garden comedy and a mandamus case on Anglesea Militia commissions. Also listed are judicial circuits and upcoming assizes in Wiltshire, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, Oxford, and Worcester, with travel of judges and court dates.
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Kingdom of Great Britain
Baron Bolebrooke
Sussex
House of Commons
Lord Cornwallis
Lord North
Court of Vienna
Council of Bruxels
Cornu
Dunkirk
Ireland
Waterford
Lisle
Lisbon
London
Ostend
Margate
Peterson
Cork
Bude
Covent Garden Theatre
Anglesea
Bearcroft
Post Office
Bank of England
Property to Let at St Michael’s Lane Brutyl
In the parish of Westbury a potter’s house and dwelling are let under Mr Stiriuen Fricker. For particulars apply to Mr George Gilys at St Michael’s Church Lane Brutyl. Interested parties may view at Lady Day next if terms are agreed and stock is taken off.
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Bristo
Greyhound-Inn
Broad Mead
St. Jem
Bristol
Bresdts
Michaelmas
Westbury
Stiriuen Fricker
Mir
George Gilys
St. Michael’s Church
Lane
Brutyl
Lady Day
Westminster Magazine 1752 First Number of Tenth Volume
Publication notes for Westminster Magazine January 1752 issue and supplement. lists contents Biographical and literary anecdotes of Dr Priestley, reviews, poetry, parliamentary journal, theatre notices, and miscellaneous articles. mentions availability of complete yearly sets and supplement with engravings and indexes.
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Westminster Magazine
London
J. WaLtxer
Great Britain
Ireland
Sale Notice of HE Cargo from Fame brigantine
At the Exchange Coffee House on Thursday February 21 at 11 o clock precise the HE cargo of the brigantine Fame, taken by the Cutter Prince Alfred on passage from France to America, will be viewed at Count and Wayte’s Warehouses in Baldwin Street before sale. Catalogues to be issued.
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Exchange
France
America
Counte
Wayte
Coopers
Baldwin-street
This Day was published price decorated and ornamented
This Day was published with a clever emblematic frontispiece engraved by the finest hands an elegant engraved title page a strong liberess of the gallant admiral and a beautiful portrait of the amiable Miss W.K.
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Pripstley
Dodd
Great Britain
Dr. Priestley
Havre de Grace
W.K
Hudton
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Meyler
Holland
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Town and Country
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St. Dunstan’s Church
G. Robinson
Paternoster Row
E. Palmer
J. B. Becker
J. Norton
J. Chew
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