News from England and Ireland May 2 to May 12 items
A long transcription records dispatches and notices from England and Ireland, including privateers captured and ships sailing to Bengal, appointments to councils and parliaments, deaths in high society, naval movements around the Bay of Biscay, militia and regiments marching to action, and local occurrences at St Sebastian's, Cork, and Dublin. It notes privateer actions, ship arrivals, prize news, and governance changes. Stations include Se. Sebastian, St. Sebastian's, and Port Mahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Warren
London
South Carolina
Sebastian
Apolo
Miach Dels
Selyin
S. Bastian
Cork
France
England
India Company
Prince Wiliam
Langworth
Macras
Princess of Wales
Horton
Bengal
Wilmington
Maddux
Madras
Princess Louisa
Pinton
Coe
Anchiled
Csr
Walchester
Micklefeld
Enyanu
Hardwichs
Haliet
D Forbgal
Mont Gue
Fireman
Lond
Occa
Bombay
Mentine
Winchester
Cape
Roys Guardian
Hoadley
de Laver
Bome
Prince Waliczm
Pricess
Wales
Llcngal
John Clelanc
Mijesty
St. Buttana
Mar Kon
Surinam
Pyates
Sje
Vigo
Henish Snow
Bert
Tout
Mafler
New-England
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Leeward Island
Antigua
Jusius Caiar
Amelia
Carolina
Louisa
St. James's
Isis
Frempton
Regiment of Foot
General Kirks
St. James'square
Countess of
Brite
St. Jamis’s Park
Lacy of
Co. Forcy
Daugher
Tualing
Port-Mak
Loru Harry Powlet
Bay of Bilc’y
Thom
Port Mahon
Amersham
Bucks
Alcéerman Marshal
Thomas Gere
Aylebury
Pilsworth
Wiliam Stanhope
Haringon
Andover
John Walop
Iscount Limington
John Pollen
Aibans
James West
Thomas Asliny
S. Pramber
Harry Gough
Thomes Archer
Wiliam Clayton
Bare
Kenrick Clayton
Banbury
William Moore
Chipenham
Edmund Thomas
Edward Bayntun
Chichester
James Brudenel
Thomas Page
Dover
John Sackville
Thomas Revell
Gatton
Charles Doominique
E’q
Newland
Guilford
Denzil Unflow
Richard Oniflow
Heslemere
James Oglethorpe
Peter Burrell
Hirdon William Streele
Colthorp
Lewes
Thomas Pelham
John Trevor
Leicester
James Wigley
George Wright
Lynn
Robert Wapple
John Turner
Great Marlow
Thomas Hobby
Samuel Tuffnell
Malden
Thomas Drury
Robert Colebrooke
Melmsbury
Giles Earle
William Rawlinson Earle
Eigrs
Queenborough
Kent
Richard Evans
Thomas Newsham
Reading
Berkshire
John Blugrave
William Sirody
Rygate
Surry
Philip Yorke
E’g
John Hervey
Ockbridge
Charles Churchill
Matthew Lamb
Evans
New Sarum
Edward Seymour
Bart
Jacob Bouver
Bartenbury
Carteret Leathes
Harwich
Thomas Fonnereau
Shorehm
Charles Frederick
Thomas Brand
Borovyss
Southwark
Thomas Inwen
Ralph Thrate
Ifgrs
Wendover
Vif
Ferrygragh
John Hampden
Mindly
Sidney Beauclerk
Henry Fox
Wedbury
Joseph Townsend
George Evens
Ermouin
Townshend
Edward Wapple
Dublin
Paris
Indies
Handafyde
York
Baron Wainwright
Chester
Pacquet
Lord Primrose
Wrexham
Johnston
Robert Stewart
Countess of Antrim
Belfast
Carrickfrgus
Thomas Morris Jones
Moneygais
Antrim
Drogheda
Robert Blake
Ard
Gallway
Dublin Watch
Park-gate
Ligonier
Lords Justices grant transport to Lineal Officer of Mace
From London news arrives of a life transport grant for Lineal the Officer of Mace under condition. The Diamond of Cwes ships 400 barrels of Wheat 470 citto Barley 60 sacks of Flour and 81 sacks of Pease from Rotterdam the Andrew of Erwin brings two barrels of Barley and another from Liverpool with 266 barrels of Barley. Coats from Killough Strangford Portaferry Newry and Ballycastle send further barley oats malt and Irish coal. Franking letters privilege ends Tuesday next.
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London
Rotterdam
Andrew
Erwin
Liverpool
Killough
Strangford
Portaferry
Newry
Ballycattie
Port News Packet Arrivals and Sailings Report May 11 to 15
Shipping notices list numerous arrivals at port including the Carteret Packet and Mary Ane of News by Birch, with cargoes of wheat, barley, linen cloth, wool and groceries. Several packet ships sail to Madeira, Philadelphia, Chester, and Liverpool, carrying passengers, ballast, and goods. Multiple collier and coaster vessels are described, with destinations including Dublin, Bristol, and Bruges, alongside cargoes of wine, flaxseed, and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carteret
Loncon
Mary Ane
Thomas
Killough
Moore
Mary of
Roffavois
Mary Anne
Philadelphia
Madeira
Wyndham
Dublin
Chester
Lesonnier Love
Tome
Vernon
Bikepool
Hamlet
Tenner Ears Sturges
Chepttow
Amity
Whitehaven
Parker
Drunton
Ifracombe
Bowen
Liverpool
Wafte
Hosewell
Ifracoomb
Burfiquot
Neith
Ballast
Happy
Cheslow
Percy
Bristol
Anne
Belfat
Shuter
Armand Margrett
Duckman
Donaghadee
Rogers
Margery
Peilafother
Gardner
Ballatt
Biddeford
Burden
Padtow
Race
Lloyd
Chetter
Benjamin
Minehead
Chaple
Home
Richard
Cork
Coppinger
St. Andrew
Irwin
Delap
Rotterdam
Geneva
Mermaid
Littledale
Antigua
Devereux
Petersburgh
Clarke
Bristo
John
Wexford
Duff
Yarmouth
Crumby
Milford
Carnarvon
Evans
Carty
Rachel
Lacy Maria
Conrade
Herrell
Bartholomew
Jackson
Man
Sinegar
Bartadore
Workinton
Walker
Belfast
Swift
Westicoat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lizard
Tre Deptord
Franklin
Uune
STE Si
Oridge
E.co
Mathew Lamb
Fry
Port News
Grafon-street
Abbey Street
Thomas Parsons
Skinner-Row
Earl of
Anglesey
Mathias Reily
Cook- Street
John Brooks
Sis Ware
Newton's
Cork-bill
Blind- Quiy
Brooks
Robert Poole
N.B
PH Lip Miller
Company of
Apothecaries
Botanick
Chelssea
F. R.S
R. Gunne
Caplestreet
G. Rik
G. Ewing
W. Smith
Dame-street
J. Smith
Blind Quay
Ald. Bennet
T. Phinton
C. Sullivan
W. Farrier
Limerick
H. Ramsay
Waterford
Blow, Hay, Wilson and Magee
Coulter
Louis
Londonderry
Stevenson
Dickie
Armagh