Copenhagen to Rendibourg War Dispatches and Plans
Copenhagen reports the Ruffian Court’s likely approval of the convention and outlines plans for Swedish and Bavarian contingents, the movement of regiments, and port deployments. Letters from Nantes and Marseilles note ship protections and insurance costs as Brussels reports ongoing war council actions and a potential command change in the Low Countries.
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Treland Dublin April Week Died in King's County Captain Lumm Honorary Uncle
In Treland Dublin this week Captain Thomas Lumm died at his seat in King's County. The funeral was held near St. Stephen's Green at the Quaker Burial Ground with Mr. Hachar Willcocks, nephew of banker Joseph Fade. Letters from Portaferry report a ship with 280 hogsheads of tobacco wrecked near shore. three men died and all tobacco lost.
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Port News From April 28 With Arrivals at multiple ports
A report from Port News lists ships arriving at Nevis Antigua and St Kitts. Vessels include the Pembroke Herbert Swift Maynard from London the Sarah Dickerson from Boston the Sarah and Elizabeth Sacker Kevenhuller Hubbard and more. Others arrive from Cork and Africa with several named captains and vessels.
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Maynard
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Dickerson
Boston
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Sacker
Kevenhuller
Hubbard
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Jubber
William
Kingston
Chefholm
Rowland
Sulivan
Cork
Marlbrough
Codd
Cornwall
Richard
David
Pollard
Africa
Pulteney elected MP and naval dispatches from London
In London last week General Pulteney was elected MP for Kingston upon Hull replacing the late William Carter. War Office orders create two Dutch soldier camps in England at Lexenden Heath Essex and Pennenden Heath Kent. Navy stores shipments to Spithead underway from Woolwich. reports mention Whitefield disturbances and city music to accompany him. Letters from Jamaica note Orford capturing two Spanish polacco ships bound for Cuba, and captains Hanway and privateers recapturing vessels. Coast reports include a French privateer seizure near Zealand and Dover dispatches about the Arrow Catharina with wine from the Canaries and large money on board. cargoes saved or detained, with stock and banking rates noted in London. High water at London Bridge listed, and South Sea stock and annuities quoted alongside Bank and India figures.
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Arida
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Calais
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Hambourg
Dunkirk
Gottenbourg
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Auction and Debt Terms Across a 18th Century Ledger
All persons concerned in the cargo of the vessel from Paghorn are required to submit papers to the Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs for examination. The notice lists various financial instruments such as Three per Cent, Exchequer Orders, Lottery Tickers, and Exparator's Loans with prices unlisted, dated around 1743 to 1744, and references ships, tolls, and discounts.
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Datto
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