News and Shipping Notes From The East Indies And London
Reports detail ship movements from Virginia to London, including the Marlborough Indiaman under Capt Sparkes and ships from Batavia to China. Privateers, robberies near Epping Forest, a court martial in Greenwich, and obituaries mark a bustling period with multiple accounts of loss and legal actions.
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Virginia
Marlborough Indiaman
Blackwall Dock
Sparkes
Smith
East India
Prince of Wales
John ‘Pelly Junior
Batavia
China
Oxford
Thomas Stephens
Fort St. David’s
Commodore Griffin
Goatley
Downs
Leghorn
Gibraltar
Exeter
Pennell
Dover
Higgins
Prince Frederick Spencer
Happy Jennet
Wilcox
Peggy
Mowat
London
Capes
Castleton
Yarmouth
Ancona
Dunkirk
Isabella Bay
Hispaniola
Rhode Island
Epping Forest
Woodford
St. Katherine’s
Tower- Hill
Southwark
Justice Hammond
John Shields
Kennington Common
St. George’s Fields
Privy Gardens
Chatham
Enfield
Thomas Eames
Joseph Robinson
Hamburgh
John Stanhope
Admiralty
Earl of Chesterfield
Derby
John Howes
Colchester
Essex
Apprehension Reward for Guineas Filers in London Mint
An 18th century notice announces a 100 pound reward for locating anyone involved in filing and diminishing guineas at the Mint in the Tower of London. It describes Samuel Davies and others as suspects, details their appearances and last known addresses, and directs inquiries to Dr. Fstintoine Cook at Clement’s Inn, London.
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Sheepey
Royal Exchange
Robinson
Dock -Head
Southwark
Pinchbeck
Hay
Om Tsederal
Shaftbury
Alburton
Truro
Barnfisele
Bauncefall
Wymouth
Camelford
Bodmin
Tanfs
Dichester
Dorche
Somerton
Yeovil
Sandford
George Shelvocke
Whitehall
Coffy
Newgate
Portugal
J. Potter
Tower of London
Lords Justices
Samuel Davies
West Smithfield
Wrexham
Leverpool
Thame
Oxfordshire
German Street
St. James’s
Bryan Duff
Mary Dean
Clarkison
Margaret Rutherford
Ireland
Clarges Street
Piccadilly
Charles Street
Red Lion
King-Street
Golden Square
Harrison
Chesthire
Dublin
Green-Arbour-Court
Golden Hind
Moorfields
Bow- Lane
Cheapside
Mary Foster
Robert Rutherford
John Ligonier
Temple-Bar
London
Bow-Lane
F Stintoine Cook
His Majesty’s Mint
s-Inn
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of Essex
Chelmsford
Ghélmsford
Eere
John Ardy
Joseph Sabatier
William Wallis
George Inn
Shipton-Malletta
Warminster
Wiks
Froome
Somersetthire
Hughes
Wasminston
Ludgate-Hill
Ashley
Jamaica
Spain
Seville
Ailey and Co
Windsor
Thames
White-Hart
Corporation of Windsor
White-Hart Coffee House
Whitfield
Bernard
Curfitor-street
Chancery-lane
Aien
Middlesex
C. Hitch
M. Cropr
Meff
Rivington
St. Paul's Church- Yard
Aix la Chapelle
Europe
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick
Lane
Earl of
Orrery
Phalaris
Thomas Francklin
Trinity College, Cambridge
R. Francklyn
Ruffel-Street
Covent-Garden
R. Dodfley
Pall- Mall
Bich Compleat
Larissa
Pamela
S. Richardson
J. Osborn
Paternofter-row
A. Millar
Catherine-Street
The
Strand
J. and
J. Rivington
St. Paul’s Church
R. Dodsley
Pall-Mail
J. Leake
Bath