Arrivals and Notices From Gravesend and Ports Abroad
Maritime arrivals from Gravesend to Dunkirk, Philadelphia and Jamaica. prizes, shipwrecks, and ship movements. Dispensation seals for clergy appointments. deaths, robberies, and court commitments. theatre listings and financial market updates. notices of upcoming silk sale by Thomas Burdett.
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Marine Coffee
Bircthin Lane
Thomas Burdett
Paris A La Main Reports On Queen of Hungary Affairs
The letter from Paris notes the Queen of Hungary faces many enemies but the season favors her. Bohemia and Moravia host over 80,000 troops manned by foot, with reinforcements arriving, while Neuperg’s relief moves bolster prospects. Bohemia is set as the future war seat amid Bavarian and Saxon crown disputes.
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Hungary
Prussia
Neuperg
Bohemia
Moravia
Tyrol
Lower Austria
Bohémia
Bavaria
Saxony
Elzevir
Caleb Danvers
Gray’s Inn
N.R
R. Francklin
Ruitel-threer
Covent-Garden
Resaxt Waters
Price
Dublin Sheriff Grattan Dies of Spotted Fever
Dublin reports from Abbey Street announce the death of William Grattan Esq one of the city sheriffs after a fever last Wednesday. The following Thursday Mr Thomas Reed linen draper was chosen to fill his post. A Velffel near Glenarm in Antrim leaked, throwing the captain overboard. boats and rope failed to save him, and the ship drifted away.
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Londorn
Buckingham
Dover
France
John Davies
Bucknell
Salop
Hereford
Pitchfield
John Chapman
Archbishop of Canterbury
Addington
Allington
Smeth
Kent
Diocese of Canterbury
Saltwood Church
Knotsford
Cheshire
John Leigh
William Leigh
University of Oxford
Boston
New England
Thornton
Carthagena
Old Spain
Bourdeaux
Etna
Jamaica
Mount’s Bay
Betty
Temple Chavalier
Maryland
London
Greenwich
M‘ Kenzie
Beachy Head
Talcot
Messina
Boulogne
Mary
Joseph Wood
Lucretia Levine
Ladbroke
Thomas Slocumb
Dublin
Abbey-street
William Grattan
Thomas Reed
Linnen-draper
Glenarm
Antrim
Port News Chronicle of Liverpool and English Shipping
Liverpool and ports report arrivals and sailings including Motchey from Virginia and St George from Barbadoes, London bound tobacco ships, and several vessels visiting or leaving from Studland Bay, Portsmouth, Rochel, and Down and Gravesend routes with ships to Madeira Antigua Cork New England and Dublin.
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Liverpool
Motchey
Lownds
Virginia
St. George
Barbadoes
Pool
Studland Bay
France
London
Cowes
Radford
Simmonds
Southampton
Madeira
Antigua
Anne
Sarah
Short
Portsmouth
Notre Dame de Foy
Butell
Phillips
New England
Warren
Nicholas
Cork
Bowes
Hunter
Dublin
Constantine
Wright
Philadelphia
Walter Galley
Stewart
Prince Frederick
Bartholomew
Maryland
Britannia
Tremble
Middle
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Fex
Wood
Sally
Cole
Marmaduke
Bowman
Lisbon
The
Union
Clinkert
Chandos
Griffith
Amsterdam
Naples
Pearl
Danbar
Newfoundand
Leghorn
St. Cecilia
Mediterranean
Woodward
Theatre Royal
Drury - ‘Lane
Loyr
Perseus
Andromeda
Goodman’s Fields
London Bridge
South Sea
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Stephen SwitZers
Westminster- Hall
J. Fox
Westminster-Hall
B. Barker
Westminster
D. Browne
Temple-Bar
F. Gosling
Fleet-Street
Arriv
Paris A la Main
Vienna
Ireland
Port News
Great Britain
Spain
T. Cooper
Globe
Pater-nofter-Row
Lins
Terent
J. Huggenson
Sword and Buckler Court
Ludgate- Hill
Samuel Cock
Adam Gock
Black-Mary’s-Hole
J. Conybeare
Smack-Ally
Petticoat Lane
Spittlefields
Charles XII
Sweden
M.gustavus Adlerfeld
Pultown
Bender
J.and
P Kmapton
Ludgate Street
A. Millar
Se. Clement’s Church
Strand
J. Hodges
London-Bridge
J. Novr
Tempie-Bar