Rare British naval capture and public notices from 18th century records
The article records the capture of a Dutch privateer Stulver by a Royal Navy schooner near James’s, notes the appointment of Charles Lord Romney as Lord Lieutenant of Kent and Canterbury, plus a list of sugar price averages and multiple bankruptcy and dividend notices with names and surrender dates across Guildhall and various inns, reflecting routine maritime and commercial notices of the period.
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Admiralty OF
Fice
Evan Nepean
Amsterdam
ST. James's
Picard
Charles
Romney
Kent
Canterbury
Avid Elliot
Cuthion-court
Old Broad-street
Guildhall
Joseph Frowd
Windsor
Berkshire
James
Math
John Gibbs
Strand
Richard Martin
New_Windsor
Money-Scrivener
Philip Furley
Great
Portland-street
W.H. Jesop
Coln St. Abwin’s
Gloucestershire
Money Scrivener
Bull Inn
Fairfield
William Pryer
Littleport
Cambridgeshire
Red Lion Inn
Newmarket
Edward Jones
Leominster
Herefordshire
Unicorn
John Albock
Roww
John Jones
St. John‘s- Quart
Taylor
Guilghall
Stephen Watter
Gleadon
Durham
Shakespear
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Thomas ‘Gibbs
Ramstate
Guildhal
Nathaniel Hodges
Bermondsey
John Yeates
Hereford
John Davis
Wapping High-street
Man’s Mercer
J. Filby
S. Terry
Filby
St. Paul's Churcheyard
Haberdathers
R. Porteous
Holborn-hill
Woollen-Draper
Joseph le Maire
Chilwell-street
Milliner
James Payne
Old Bethiemy Turner
Jaac Smith
Liverpool
Henry Mather
Manchester
John Martin
Poole
John Borlase
Oxford
T. Hunt
R. Hunt
M. Holmes
Hinckley
Leicestershire
Negotiations for Peace with the French Republic Update
Postscript reports confusion over notes from Paris and the British cabinet decision on a peace note. It notes delays in setting a meeting place, the possible British minister, and the continued negotiation while events at Paris and the rebellion influence thoughts. Parker to be tried by court martial. 1241 others named for rebellion. Admiral Keira to preside. Nore ships' captains excluded.
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Fiench Republic
M. Decacroix
Lord Glenvilee
Paris
Dover
Calais
Pagis
Denacroix
Lord Malmespury
Great Britain
Marysseve
M. Delacroix
Rodes
Parker
Sheerness
Maidstone
Kineo
Acre
Lord Keira
Nore
Lord Nor
Pompee
Logperripport
Spithead
Europe
J. Mountain
Swexr
G.nichols
J.crver
Gravesend
Nepraze
Greenhithe
Lion
Neptune
Nore Fnce
Patstey
Centaur
Leopard
Lord Darniey
Rebel Delegates Arrive in Calais Amid Prison and Diplomacy
Private letters from Calais dated Saturday report 18 rebel delegates who fled the Nore by a fishing gar, landed in Calais, and were imprisoned. Dispatches from London seek a negotiator for a separate peace. Paris papers note Prussian military preparations and a potential army under Prince Henry in Silesia as Congress fears grow. An English flag of truce sailed from Dover with dispatches for the French government.
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Calais
Nore
Woltign
Journal de Perlet
Cabinet of
London
England
France
Great Britain
Congress
Directory
Express
Paris
1Th Inft
Dosver
Bruffus
Wesel
Rhine
Prince Henry of
Prussea
Silesia
Prussia
Auance
Dover
Payne
Brest
Gibraltar
Ireland
Portsmouth
Isle of Margon
Pire
West Indies
Britannia
Sovereign
Mutiny at the Nore eases as fleet returns from Vienna to Thames
Reports from Yarmouth, Portsmouth, and Gravesend describe arrivals of messengers from Vienna, a proclamation restoring sailing up the Thames, and the Nore mutiny being subdued. Admirals Duncan and J ames Duncan’s fleet, plus ships Ganges and Plover, are noted, with court martials and arrests of delegates at Gravesend and Plymouth. A lengthy Pompey address defends loyalty, while public order is restored in Yarmouth with guards tightening control over ringleaders onboard Iris and other vessels.
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Vienna
Mr. Hammond
Yarmouth
Trinity House
Paris
The
Nore
Duncan
Texel
Portsmouth
Ganges
East-India Company
West-Indies
Plover
Cuesuury
Downs
Argo
le Pontgee
Pune
Presenc
Foultless
Va ¥ Uon
Tese
Ac Larte
Brothers
J. Mountain
J. Mecvin
Nickons
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Sune Tf
Cambridge
Sylph
Sprightly
Jump
Torbay
Roserts
Norway
Admiral Duncan
Petitony
Vashon
Siq
Shnp
Admiralty
Ana R
By . W
J. Anphony _ P.Dean
J.sweer
Serj
Marines
L. Rutusarrono
Plymouth
Defiance
Lord Bripport
Milford
Deal
Overyffell
Beaulieu
Savage
Pilote
Teazer
E-N. E
Jinidary
Fix E’block
Hyde Park Corner
Windsor Castle
Hammersmith Turnpike
George Pell
Newsgate
J. Froup
W. Baoors
Richard Meredith
St. James’s Church
Westminster
John Law Willis
Henry Hanson Simpson
Richar
County of
Cumberland
Mary Ann Dubghy
James Duberly
Entham Hall
Hertford
Gresley
Clifton
Constantine Phipps
Ae Rieke Poe
PRICT
L. Arn
J. Walter
Statins
Ufe Square
Blackfriars