Passage of Letters Patent and Shipwreck Notices
In a government notice, various letters patent for church hierarchies and benefices are announced as passed by the Crown, naming bishops of Kilmore Clonfert Kilmacduagh and the archbishopric of Armagh. Separately reports reach the office of two shipwreck incidents near Gunwall w-Cove Penzance and off Rye Sussex involving vessels Hercules and Galliot Anna Bronwers with cargo, plus surrender dates for multiple tradespeople at Guildhall and various towns in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reé Osteer
Kil ‘Mores
Jon
Wv Hornam
Erie
Alice
Hercules
New York
Peter’ Wood
London
Penzance
Toft
Anna Bronwers
Embden
Arifan‘ Dirks
Martennis
France
Embdén
Rye
Sussex
Evening London Stock Prices and War News Digest
London dispatch reports stock prices at one o clock and notes Calais Dover communications suspended for a week. The Gazette cites an armistice suspension ending and arms talks on the Rhine. French Basle arrests crown jewels theft suspects. Saxon contingents prepare for the Rhineland. Royal Navy ships, ports, and fleet movements are described along with European political tensions.
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Calais
Dover
Frances
Rhine
Germany
Clerfayt
Wurnier
M. Bagrueremy
Basle
France
Elector of
Saxony
Rhiné
Fighrenzo
Corsica
Levant
Caridia
Lowestoft
Carjsfort
Murray
Cape of Good Hope
Achilléy
Siie
Jane
Aleeh
Destructive Plymouth Storm Grounds Ships and Foils Coastal Defenses
Yesterday morning a sudden shift in wind drove a violent gale across Plymouth harbor. The sea rose to high water with hail and thunderous waves, pounding the fortifications and breaking anchors. Vessels in the Pool, including the Dutch ship Goede Brows and warships in the Sound, rode out the gale but sustained damage. the American ship Robertieres arrived with bare poles after the storm, and the Dutton East India hān from the West Indies fleet docked later that afternoon.
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S. S
Uupiby
Fisher’s
St. Nicholas
Hawke R
Msiot
Hamoaze
Catwa'e
WS .W
Prolonged Market Notes and Local Notices in March
A fragmentary 19th century column records unsettled market prices for barley oats and wheat, with shifting figures and remarks on an official prorogation. It also mentions a county Longford event, a suspected arson, an engine exhibition, and a string of local obituaries and notices including births marriages and military movements with various place names such as Venice Gibraltar and Long-lane Southern KS.
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Atis
Longfordy
Cat Hood
Odeaons
Nedéhian
Suffolk
Marios
John Marrioty
Thorney-Hally
Turday
Venice i
Charles ‘Sackville
Wartner
Robert. Herrits'and.Co
St. James’s Street
Long
Ang ¢ Gealings
William Barrell
Gayton
Kehr
Worcester
Gibraltar
Ambitious Prussia Aims At Silesia And Trade Ties
The passage discusses Prussia seeking extended reach through partitions and imposing commercial impositions. It notes British Ambassador Lastow in Vienna en route to Constantinople and then London as he prepares to resume the journey after a short rest.
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Silesia
Cr Hus
Prisia’sthare
Warsaw
Lastow
Vienna
Constantinople
Lionden
Port of Bremen Trades and Privateer Encounters Report
Fragmentary report notes the port of Bremen vessel losses and cargo overboard. Mentions Eliza Lang near Jamaica and a French privateer at Aux Cayes. Fragments reference Cods, a transport Jarratt, and a coast near Holland with crews saved and ships sent to Ilfracombe.
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Omarte
Jauchas
Agale
Archangéel
Dublin
Schviever
Bremen
Damdge
Chacon
Molyn
Africa
Feneriffe
Eliza
Lang
Jamaica
Agen
Curtis
Holland
Calvert
Ship Thomas Wilson Driven Ashore In Severe Storm
Portmouth January 25 reports three days of strong winds and high tides. The Thomas Wilson from Havre de Grace bound for Philadelphia grounded near Monckton Fort for over three hours, then refloated with minor damage after broadside clashes with multiple ships. Many vessels in the harbor cut or snapped their cables to ride out the gale.
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Minerva
Douglasy
Alfred
Crevicu
Thomas
Wilson
Havre de Grace
Philadelphia
Monckton Fort
Winds Drive a Large Fleet Across Waters in War Timelines
Brown Phoenix Stevie review lists names of ships and captains including Leviathan Ceres Carr York and others bound for Atlantic routes. SDEAL wind from the southwest is reported hard as ships sail Doris Castor Pollux and Prince William Pitt. Several vessels part their cables and drift toward Ramgate in the afternoon with Goodwin bound for Barbados and St. Kitts amid wartime navigation.
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Brown
Phoenix
Stevie
Revewus
Atlante
Wilsons
Belisatius
Chivers
Anstigua
Hercules
Brice
Tobago
Sally
Clark
South
Seas
Mercury
Carolina
Inglis
Madeira
John
Bifor
Montferrat
Young Mary
S.W
Doris
Gravesend
Castor
Pollux
Goodwin
Barbadoes
Prince “William
Pitt
St. Kit’s
Ramgate
Wreck of Elizabeth Ross Off Jamaica Saved Cargo Losses
The report states forty four puncheons of rum and sixty casks of sugar were saved from the Elizabeth Ross, wrecked near Loch Crinan after leaving Jamaica. If the craft could have been recovered from Campeltguwa, more of the cargo might have been saved.
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Elizabeth
Ross
Jamaica
Loch. Crinan
Mui
Mare
Market and Weather Notes From A Damp Season Page
The article reports dull market fate with cheaper barley oats and malt amid boisterous winds. It lists prices for oats barley malt and various stocks and bank securities, noting firmer weather and high ships’ winds, with stock prices and rates from several financial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rere Alou
Beane
Pern rep BY Fes AVALTER Hovee Squass
Avalter leads Pern representative from BY Fes amid Blackfatars printing push in a press update.
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Pern
Fes
Avalter
Hovee-Squass
Blackfatars
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Bowlin Castle
Samuel Davis
Sugar-loaf-court
Leadenhall-street
Guildhall
Cockayne
Lyon
James
Robert Best
Fenchurch-street
Watch-Maiker
Attornes
Mel
King and Gatty
Cuttershall
Cloaklane
Francis. Kite
Evesham
Suilder
George
Gloucester
Guffith
Bromeley
Saford
Lancashire
Spencer's Tavern
Manchester
Edge
Inner Temple
James.Cross
Bristol
Fore
Ford
Castle-street
Edward Harris
Edgward
Hinrich
Maiden- Bane
Covent-Garden
Rob. Roberts
Little Ruffell-street
Linen-Drapers
Ima Bander
North-street
Carpenter
Is Chandler
E.-M Yore Iting
Te Oxgard-road
Tailow
James Coxon
Manichester
Charles Tompkins
Sen
Great Kington
Baker
P.arid T. Amfinck
Size
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Holyrood-Houtes Royal
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Monfredr
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Normandy
Monsisv
Sifertedt
Paris
Versailles
Palatinate
Manheim
German Empire
Manhéim
Royal Navy
Greenwich
Chelsea
Cruxhaven
Watson
Cobham
Spain
Fan Gijon
anTrish
Professor Andrkson
Glasgow
Effers
Jaithout
Plymouth
India
Han
Sampson
Harlotte Corgreve
Ink Brymer
Harriet Gosernér
Nova
Glafb Bey Capenth
Martha "Allen
Edward Allen
Lodge
Portsmouth
Agin
Tereyrs
Genoa
Altena
Cadiz
Madrid
Lisbon
Bilboa
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