Arrivals and ships at major ports dated August 4
Shipping news lists vessels sailing to Cork London and Liverpool and arriving at Liverpool Jamaica Cork Limerick Bristol Southampton and Penzance with several named ships captains and origins including Leghorn Jamaica Rotterdam Denmark and Malaga plus vessels such as Thorn Dundas Prince Frederik Diamond Wiggan Countess of Egmont and Neptune and three sister ships sailing for orders and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra
Wind S
Thorn
Dundas
Prince Frederik
Sawyer
Diamond
Corke
Warrington
Symondf N
Liverpool
Stanley
Carter
Leghorn
John
Martin
Jamaica
Chambers
Quirk
Hunter
Currie
Cork
Dartington
Marston
London
Ann
Decker
Rigerdam
Neptune
Rawkins
Bourseaux
Sheal
Lispon
Countess of Egington
Reed
Mary
Marin
St. Kite’s
Limerick
Jackson
Sharp
St. Abe’s
Bristol
Success
Angel
Julius Cyesar
Thom
Emperor
Germany
Richards
Petersburgh
Southampton
Whatcomb
Fort R
Malaga
Penzance
Chinez
Jarvis
Roterdm
George Inn
Sleaford
County of
Lincoln
Heckingfon i
Garrick
Robert Paylor
Eyres and Maberly
Christ’s Hospital
Sam, Tunnard
Boston
Lincolnshire
Tho. Carleton
South-Carlton
Pear Lincoln
Turbulent News From America and Europe Report
Reports from Lisbon and New York describe pacific proposals from General Howe and growing unrest in the American colonies. News notes Clinton’s victory in North Carolina, privateers blocked at Rhode Island, and widespread disorder and religious pressure in Maryland. Also covered are dispatches from Exmouth and Liverpool about American privateers, a New England death list, and alarming incidents in Antwerp and London including mob actions, fires, and crime waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Howe
Lisbon
Poole
Philadelphia
Gen
Clinton
North Carolina
Hopkins
Rhoda Island
Lord Howe
Maryland
Eden
Congress
Grand American Congress
Friends of Government
Great Britain
New- York
England
America
Thompson
Quebec
Washington
Exmouth
Torbay
Newbury Port
Portland
Priestman
Brilliant
Barbadoes
Indat
Kong
West Indies
Fragmentary Irish obituary and marriage notices
A set of brief notices records marriages and deaths in Britain. Francis Leigh of Bulstrode and Miss Fisher wed. Samuel Beard, Mrs Fowell, Rev Jarvis Holmes, and others are noted as dead or married, with locations including Oxford Street Lime Street Spitalfields Bath Cannon Street and Ep ping-forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Leigh
Bulftrade
Bucks
Miss Fisher
Fisher
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-square
Oxford- Street
Samuel Beard
Quebec
Campbel
Limestreet
Spitalfields
Thomas Fordham
Hungerford-market
Strand
French
Bow
Epping-forest
Fowell
Thomas Fowell
Bath-lane
Cannon-street
Bath
John Gowland
Freflingfield
Jarvis Holmes
Withersdale
Suffolk
Henry Ellis
HESTER/STUDD
Gillam
Church- Leigh
Essex
Jans. Norton
Marchant
Norton
Golden-square
Piccadilly
London
Iris House
Kearfly
Fleet-street
The Earl of Derby and the Robe Dispute at Court
Anecdote of the Earl of Derby during James and Charles reigns who faced a Scotsman at court denying entry for plain dress. The king offered hanging as punishment, but Derby requested a greater due measure by sending the offender home, underscoring honour over appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Derby
James
Charles the Firf
Scotland
Lord Derby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auveust
NEW S
New England
Hancock
Daftor Stockbridge
James Pitts
Esg
Bofton
His Majesty’s Council
Katherine Green
George Green
Runt
Old South Church
M*cartney
Fobn
Vaz
Richard
Favourite
Betsy
Swallow
Clarendon
Lancashire
Bess
Constantinople
Pera
Tartary
Bulgaria
Elizabeth
Peddie
Madeira
Kingston
Antwerp
Wallace
Cinnamon-street
Wapping
Tothill-felds Bridewell
Smallman
Oxford-street
Windsor
Colpbrooke
Bond
Street
Buffalo Tavern
Bloomsbury
Master Carpenters of
Westminster
Southwark
Dreé&t
Lay
Carver and Gilder
St. Ann's Church
Dean Street
Soho
Biscoe’s Row
Hrompton
Meff, Eyres and Maberly
Christ's Hospital
PSHE
J. Dodsley
Pall- Mall
N. B
W. Bayley
Gockpur-street
Haymarket
Jo Pride
Noxise
Stadenhall-street 3
Newbery
Roakseller
St. Pauls
Church Yard
J. Greenor
Turnistile
Holborn S
A. ‘Rothwell
Benjamin White
Horaces-Head
Dodly
Pall Ma's
Shegpshire
Qld
Freer
Almon
Ofave
Linneus
James Lee
Hammerrmith
J. F
C. Rivinaur
K. Davis
B. White
G. Robinson
T. Cadell
R.baldwin
Great-Britain and Ireland
R. Griffith
T. Beckett
Philosophical Transactions of
Foreign Academies
Plutarch
Great
Britain
Ireland
Henry VII
Sera
T. Mortimer, Esq
E. and
C. Dilly
Glass
Prince of Wales
Howse
Oxford
Guinea
W. Davis
W. Nicoll
St. Paul’s Churche Yard
Kington
Batles
R. Lallier
Nicoll
St. Pauls Churchyard
Axtell
Finchlane
Cornhill
Labbier
N.B
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
Londons
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