Prudent Hannah and Godolphin Plundered at Sea Violence
A brigantine named Prudent Hannah of Boston and the Godolphin of Topsham were seized on the same day by a Spanish guard coast vessel. The crew was sent aboard Captain Jones’s ship after plundering 36 slaves and gold dust along with other goods, with losses estimated above 159001. Sterling. News from Hague to London and Dublin details further chatter of a new Quadruple Alliance, local arrests, and ships docking at Dublin ports while public notices and advertisements fill the paper.
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Hannah
Bostos
Thomas Monfell Matter
Godolphin
Topsham
Theodore Gare
Matter
Jones
Guinea
Sterling
Yoe
Hague
Hanover
Vienna
Marquis de Monteleone
Bourdeaux
Paris
Madame de Schulenburg
Robert Knight
Cahier
South Sea Company
Cambray
Dublin
Port
Flemsburgh
Drunton
Speedwell
Reno
Ann
Christian
Portferry
Leverpool
Kathrine
Wexford
John
Gatinburgh
Lawrence
Sligo
Bristol
Anne
Chester
Jane
Stockdon
Carnarvon
St. John of
Rosscoff
Islington
Conignsburgh
William
Robert
Ranfrew
Coningsburgh
James
London
Hope
Arundell
Elizabeth
Whitehaven
Hopewell Otand
Newry
Mary
Cadiz
Hopewell
Barbadoes
Desire
Biddeford
Love
Northam
Barnstaple
Sarah
Ningpead
Scarborough
Killmainham
Newspaper Request Advertises Twice Weekly Printing
An antique notice states the paper is printed twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays, compiled from the frepest and most Authentick papers, with delivery to subscribers at ten shillings per year. Late packets will receive a postscript, and advertisements are offered at reasonable rates.
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Mead and Curtis
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George Risk
Castle Lame
Dames Street
Horse Guard
Oseph Pickeaver
Black Lyon
Copper-Alley
Tom
England
Ireland
Waller
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