Stocks and riots as fleet sails from Capes and port towns
The report notes price movements in stocks and a London riot scare prompted by high provisions costs. It covers crowds at Corn Exchange, authorities calming disturbances, arrivals of flour and wheat fleets from Canada and the West Indies, and naval operations. It also includes dispatches about Austrian and Burmese theaters, troop movements, and warnings on alien residents and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corn Exchange
Smithfield
Mark-lane
The
Lizard
Québéc
West Indies
Cape Clear
Admiralty
Libor
Lord Kerra
Mediterranean
Ea Speveen
Ap Althorpe
Northamptonshire
Lord Ween
Jamaica
Adqpitral Parker
England
Portsmouth
West-Indies
Convey
Feat
Madeira
Augie
Plymouthy
Cape of Good Hope
Mauritius
James Puttensy
J. B. Varney
Warrior
Gibraltar
Impetueuc
Camden
Couregent
of the Line
Ferrol
Duke of PortLann
Pla ‘Ces
Auefourg
Redaitz
Armiligary
Wartebourg
Bavaria
Tyrol
de Kray Capnot
Danube
Emperal Monedo
Klesfiein
Inn
Martinsbruck
Tyre
Pagerthal
A. D. Kaas
Salzbourg
Moreau
Austria
Viera
Krav
Moncau
Stadtambof
Palau
Tiefstein
Engadin
Montag
Tyral
Inipruck
St. Moran
Bottery
Moncey
Vatteline
Lyros
Trente
Mesas
Mincio
Adiges
Trencl
Borgen
Metas
Verona
Carinthia
Ferra Firma
Venice
Italy
Gar
Tadta
Ava
Arracam
Naaf
Stonnots
Collec
Rangoon
Iyas
Bengal
Burmah
Arracan
Cwanttes Epwin, Jr
Charwell
Gloucester
Ghurchaloor
Poole
A. Rétpeliablé
Watford
Hexts
Yeis-witl
Dnié
Ship News From The Era Of Privateers And Trade Winds
Fragmented notices describe ships and routes from Lof to Barbados and Lisbon. Vessels named include Wittian, Caroline, Spriggning Woods, Briffiante, Cerella, Hindofan, Nelly, Nancy, and Alexander with convoy moves near Gibraltar and Oporto. Military postings at Deal and Weymouth accompany sailing actions toward Guernsey, Amsterdam, and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittian
Caroline Munnont
New Provinence
London
Lac
Spain
la Miberveurigate
Spriggning Woods
Virginia
Belisty
Faore
Winter
Cerella
Lisbon
Trieste
Algeciras
Sheerness
Sieroiz
Thames
Downs
Portsmouth
Hindofan
Mediterranean
Ireland
Falmouth
Szert
Alexander
Brittol
Oporto
Jain
Theedrig
Nelly
Morris
Gibraltar
Nancy
Sackler
Leghorn
Ligard
Rotterdam
Nobility Livery and Public Works Reported Abroad
In Dublin the Duke of Kent may assume the Lord Lieutenant role this October as a grand visit unfolds. The Duke of Portiano hosts a lavish retinue, while the Duke of Manborough’s party travels to Blenheim. Scattered items mention corn purchases for Scotland, Worcester market plans, and benefit raises at Liverpool. Reports also cover a misrepresented noble, a Bombay artillery officer, and a fatal lightning incident near Wimington Manor with many devastating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Kent
Ireland
Moysieur
Duke of
Portiano
Man
Boroven
Blenheim
McGrant
Scotland
Corporation of Worcester
King’ S Head Inn
Murray
Gronee
Paris
J Hawes
Bombay Artilery
Fragmentary Local Notice From a Fragmented 19th Century Record
The readable text shows a fragmented report mentioning protection measures for inhabitants, a market purchase, and a sale at markets or elsewhere. Names and concrete actions are unclear, with garbled phrases such as appointed place of refuge and pecuniary rate, attributed to a historical recorder and a person named WM Dent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM Dent
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Pértscript
Ship News
Lof
Baltimore
Barbadoes
Sarmouth
Szeto
Cuxhaven
Earl of Leicester
Troxersay
Hamburgh
Bremen
Deal
Cuntay
Rempin
Woolwich
Storéfhigi
Plumper
Blagen
Gunvessers
Sheerwess
Washington
Folger
Guernsey
Huuss
Ros Bert Lawrie
Yarmouth
Mourissens
Archsangel
Amsterdam
Monarch
Veteran
Isis
Palyphes
Elfineur
Wind N. E
Plymouth
Foor
Ross
Hin
Regan
Ottober
Acmati
Mt. Wimdington’ Manor
Meade
Ratcliff-hishway
Heria
Citiz