Sailors and ships rise from Bristol to Dublin and Gallway notices
Parts describe a surge of sailors arriving by sea, 400 aboard a ship on King Road, a large fish seized near Blyth, and a London murder case with a possible special commission. Dublin reports half pay lists, naval collisions, and grain exports amid bread price concerns. Port movements include collier arrivals from Whitehaven and Rotterdam, pacquet boats, and various cargoes. Warnings issued for missing soldiers from Galway and Bristish regiments.
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Bristol
King Road
Lee
Blyth
Esterday
Radcliffe Cross
Mbridge
Mer
Adralty
Dublin
Wales Wilson
Gene Macartney
de Fiid
Charles Lanet
Edward Guyon
Walter Wilson
Elizabeth
Zericke Zee
Rotterdam
Friends
Benecarlow
Wiliam and
Mary
Portaferry
Belfast
Young Tobias
Bergen
Fohn
Newry
East High Water
Whitehaven
Dungarvan
Sarah
Folin
Carnarvan
Anna Maria
Carparia
London
Mary of
Tipo
Angel of
Blambarrow
Port Mahon
Grafton
Prince
Prince Frederick Pacquet
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Dublin Castle
Ireland
Board of General Officers
Ben. Barrington
Dublinport
King’s End
Erwin Prince Frederick Pasquet
Pacquet
Abraham Wilkinson
Golden Lane
John Barclay
Eutsface
S Street
Eferced
Anthony Robison
Southwell
s _J Company
Galfway
Sheer-Burn
Yorkshire
Great Britain
Gallway
Simon Sandys
Eferted
Robert Leighton
Capt
Millars Company
Stockport
Chesthire
Thomas Knoles
Trole
Bradford
Wiltshire