Weathered News Chronicle from Capua to Virginia
A dated miscellany recounts a Capua earthquake near Mount Vesuvius and village destruction with buried victims. It notes Queen Victoria’s possible pregnancy, ships seized from Don Angelo Carazale, and commissioners examining his accounts. Dispatches from Brussels, Genoa, Paris, and London detail treaties, military moves, and port arrivals, with varied weather, fog, and gales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capua
Mount Vesuvius
Constantinople
Mesfina
Don Angelo Carazale
Genoa
Marquess de la Vieuxville
Luxembourg
Chandos
Hawover
England
Prince William of Hefse-Caffel
Prince George
Empire
Lord Harrington
Great Britain
London
Prussia
Hungary
Paris
Rhone
Gex
Lake
Geneva
Dutchy of
Savoy
Port News Update From Plymouth and Cowes
Plymouth reports arrivals including Lymington Scott from London and Success Hooper from Bridport, with ships Bath, and Expedition Bruce bound for Liverpool. Carolina Read Brereton Cannon Depart Barbadoes, Nevis Merchant Cape Fear Endeavour Morthland Ellis Anne Loxum from Virginia join fleet. Cowes notes Carton Cork from Guernsey and Catherine Perry London to Lisbon, Greyhound Shea sails from Carolina to Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Lymington
Scott
London
Hooper
Bridgewater
His Majesty
Bruce
Liverpool
Carolina
Read
Brereton
Cannon
Barbadoes
Batchelor
Gardner
Tortola
Nevis
Cape Feare
Endeavour
Morthl
News From Weymouth and Port Towns Amid War News
Yesterday from Weymouth came word that Royal George and Marlborough with an hospital ship and store ships carried water for Sir John Norris’s fleet were sighted in Portland Road. Merchants heard of the safe arrival of Hefster Capt. Northcoate bound for Virginia, and Don Francisco Capt. Salter from London to Portugal, both reportedly in Spaniards’ hands but safely arrived. Escapes of Lambert and Turrell’s brigantines from Martinico reached Alderney. Sailor John Confitt’s Oak of Scarborough was chased by a Spanish lugger near the Isle of Wight. a tender saved him at Spithead. Lady Edward Gibbon gave birth to a son. George Courthrop, longtime Sussex JP, died at Whiligh. Excise appoints Mitchell as Collector at Colchester. Wheat in Cheshire now 4s 6d per bushel, beef 2d per lb. Paul Grove, Philip Conroy, and James Eading jailed for hawking unstamped papers. Imports from Dunkirk 10 tons brandy. exports to Holland 7500 ounces gold coin. trade with Portugal, West Indies, and New England shows ongoing mercantile exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Royal George
Marlborough
John Norris
Portland Road
Bridge
Hefter
Northcoate
London
Virginia
Don Francisco
Salter
Lisbon
Portugal
Lambert
Turrell
Isle of Wight
Selfey
Spithead
Edward Gibbon
Putney
Southampton
Whiligh
Tunbridge-Wells
George Courthrop
Sussex
Commissioners of Excise
Mitchell
Colchester
Cheshire
Paul Grove
Philip Conroy
James Eading
Bridewell
Justice Jones
Dunkirk
Jamaica
Holland
New England
Financial报价 and Market Rates Reported for London
The page lists varied bond and stock quotes with values for Maryland 60 C wrought iron by certificate Hambourg 200 C Rice Hol land 212 C, and notes high water at London Bridge. It covers South Sea Stock and Annuities prices, Bank circulation, India securities, three percent annuities, Royal Exchange Assurance, Africania copper, India Bonds, Salt Tallies, Emperor's loans, and Exchequer orders with discounts and premia, reflecting a late 18th or early 19th century market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Hambourg
Holland
South Sea
New South Sea
Torro
India
Royal Exchange Assurance Go
London
Africania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Veterday
France
Naples
Forster
Guernsey
Arriv
Oak
Confitt
Newcastle
Pool
Two Brothers
Newfoundland
Elizabeth
Mills
Thomas
Anne
Rushman
Deal
Beach
Robert
Dent
Golden Eagle
Hinton
St. George
Hart
Pipon
Dolphin
Phenix
Ancell
Gibraltar
N. W. Gravesend
Hopewell
Fowler
Industry
Dunkin
Bond
Finch
Cambridge
Gardener
Priscilla
Carter
Hathershall
Clark
Lucy, Coffin
Cadiz
Morning Star
Panier
Ostend
Leostaffe
Prince of Orange
Harris
Hester
London Bridge
John Waite
Feall
David Legros
Sadlers-Wells
Sadlersa Wells
Islington
Mademoiselle Frederick Kerman
Henperick
Dumont
Theatre Royal
Dublin
Froment
Baudouin
Davenport
Newton
Shawford
Carney
Rayner
Monf. Dugay
Manderins
Vulcan
Spain
Richard & Copestake
Old Boswell Court
Taylors Deceas
Sarah Copestake
Glover's
Norfolk Street
Strand
Francis Austen
Clifford’s Inn
Everal Houses
Paul’s Court
Wood Street
James Hopkins
Lombard-Street
Carpenters-Hall
Little Moorgate
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