Ship News From August 27 28 Arrivals and Departures
Dear and other vessels depart for the Tagus and various ports from Lisbon and Chepstow. Wind shifts bring arrivals at Cork Waterford Portsmouth Dover Embden Liverpool and more with ships from Jamaica Lisbon Gibraltar and St Kitts. Mixed list of departures and arrivals across numerous ports.
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Ann
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Lawson
Bee
Pullgin
Charming Molly
Scott
Waterford
Molly
Cowan
Expectation
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Jane
Reed
Jamaica
Camberwell
Forbes
Stanley
Carter
Gibraltar
Gravesend
Dorothy
Catharine
Gallilee
Petersburgh
Street
Halifax
James, Wood
Gosport
Liverpool
Jonathan, Lewtas
Virginia
Beaver
Hog
Whitehaven
Foreign and Domestic News From Across the Atlantic and Europe
London reports orders to Ireland to fill regimental establishments as drafts are sent home. Engineers depart for Portsmouth to fortify Jersey. A Persian fire devastates silk works in Bagtria destroying thousands of bales. Spain to restore Jesuit order with sanctuary. A Dutch merchant seized by Inquisition. Portuguese slave routes and brazils. Naval appointments and lord mayor entertainment. Rich subscriptions to Richmond bridge and Lyttelton family details. Local thefts, assaults, and murders noted with bankrupts and marriages and deaths listed.
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Republic of Letters
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Lydia Hill
Babraham
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Sir John Fielding
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Jaf Croydon
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James Field
Kennington-commion
John Fielding
Earl of Suffolk
Lottery terms and payments in the 1773 subscription
A historical notice outlines prize totals of £218 500 with 110 prizes and 4260 blanks, detailing subscription payments from 25 percent on receipt to 30 percent in January 1774, with interest and forfeiture rules. Tickets sold at Merery Adams Office Adelphi, hours daily except Sundays, public copies in London Gazet. Also references a Macaroni pamphlet publication and distribution by J Williams and others.
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Great Driffield
County of York
Ereehold
William Long
Hull
Richard Porver
Cates
Great
Driffield
Bristol
Meriry
London
J. Williams
No. Ag
W. Griffin
Bell
Strand
J Jenkins
Christ-Church
Adelphi Lottery
Sool
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