Arrivals and Departures at Ports in Late December Passage
The list details departures on December 1q and December 12 along with arrivals at Poole Plymouth and Alicante ports. Vessels include Arethusa man of war Pacrick transport Bourdeaux Packet Verhilderson from Groningen Liberty from Corke Artemesia from London Betsey Serjeant from London and several other ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arethusa
Pacrick
Union
Raynier
Leghorn
London
Pratt
Boston
Anrtonetta
Clark
St. Kitt’s
Swift
Lante
Greyhound
Gravesean
Bourdeaux
Jenkins
Uar
Mary
Smith
Jamaica
Warton
Neptune
Martin
Seville
Poole
Verhilderson
Cryns
Groningen
Penzance
William
James
Malaga
Plymouth
Liberty
Stockton
Rga
Providence
Pemerick
Corke
John
Olive
Pike
Alicant
Sarah
Rachael
Almers
Ffrom Amsterdam
Artemesia
Lewellin
Betsey
Serjeant
Disturbances in the Carolinas and Royal Appointments
Reports reach from Newbern and Charles-Town of disorder after orders seizing weapons from rebels sympathizers, with killings and confinement of crown officers. Notes announce appointments and legal actions in England, including governance changes in Granada islands, seafaring roles, and a series of prize drawings at Guildhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Condon
Bath
Duke and Duchess of Cumberland
Countess of Ferrers
Miss Luttrell
Col. Deacon
Royal Highness
Newbern
North Carolina
Charles-Town
South Carolina
Gorden
Savage
Coffet
Haliday
Pensacola
Florida
Mebille
George Matartney
Granada Islands
William Leybourne Leybourne
Samuel Gordon
Jennison William Gordon
Shafio
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Maines
Charles Saunders
Hugh Palliser
St. Alban’s
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Kent
Stephen Sayre
Old Bailey
A. Lee
Lord Mansfeld
Lord Rochford
Baron Barland
Sayre
Pennyman
Corke
Sc. Kite
Guildhall
Remanded at Old Bailey and unusual theft case reported
In a London session, John Giles and Ann Hall were brought to the bar after a witness testified to thefts of Irish linens from bleaching grounds at Tooting. Giles and Lith allegedly threw goods over a wall and transported them to Westminster Bridge, with Hall accused of receiving stolen items. A girl and infant were seen in Simmond's Inn incident as a cloak was stolen by a woman posing as lending. Other items include executions at Tyburn and two capitally convicted prisoners at the Old Bailey. Also noted are births, marriages, and deaths across multiple addresses in London and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fielding
Ofice
John Giles
Ann Hall
Lydia Hall
von Fenning
Tooting
Sarah Hog
Anniuel
Alian Brown
Giles
John Lith
Westminster-bridge
Lith
Hall
Black-boy-alley
Simmond’s Inn
Sarah Reynolds
Tyburh
Surgeons-hall
Old Bailey
James Beamont
Charles Willermine
Hatton-parden
Thirth
Audley-street
Fifeshire
Lorland
John Beliches
Jane Leslie
Earl of Leven and
Melvill
Tottenham
Richard Heatley
Mincing-lane
Stephens
Bristol
Cuper’s Bridge
Lambeth
Richard Heaviside
Ilington
Waring
Jackmaker
Temple-bar
Beemondey-street
Southwark
Thomas Lathbrooke
Postscript on peace, patriotism, and royal authority
The writer rails against a petition urging peace with Britain, denouncing it as treasonous and aimed at ceding dominions. He laments the supposed tyranny of factions and Quakers, defends royal authority, and calls Britons to preserve the country’s honour and the constitution against what he deems infidelity to the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Peron
America
Great-Britain
Europe
Princes of Hesle-Dasmfadt Visit Vienna and Versailles Favor
A mail from Hoan and Lechoan on November 17 reports the arrival of two Princes of Hesle-Dasmfadt who were greeted by the Governor this morning. Vienna on November 25 notes the opening of a House of Retirement for libertinism in Wartberg and the transfer of several unfortunate women. Versailles on November 29 records King Louis XV's token of favor to Voltaire by creating the Ferney estate a Marquisate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoan
Lechoan
Hesle-Dasmfadt
Vienna
Wartberg
Hungary
Versailles
Monsieur de Voultaire
Ferney
Also Mentioned on This Page
S&s
King’s Bench
Lord Maesfield
Chelmsford
Crim. Com
Bow-street
Abraham Sutcliff
William Antrim
Wiliam Bradshaw
Hampstead
Pancras
James Nevil
Tottenham Court Road
Miss Macklin
Hel@ha
J. Bell
Exeters Exchange
Strand
C. Etherington
York
Anteoramon
Henry V. Mes
Mattocks
Catharine
Macbeth
Garick
Yates
Barry
Abingdon
Younge
Me. Barry
King
Shuter
Welton
Henry
Thomas Henry
Apothecary
Manchester
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Church-yard
J. Radley
St,Ames’s Freét
Gs. Gdreath
College of
Adam Smith
F.R
Eptmerly
University of
Glastow
W. Straffan
T. Gadel
D. Fal
K. M.D
Avemariy- Laige
Budgate- Fireet
J. Robson and Co
New Bond- Fireet
R. Blakey
Charing-cross
Prile
J. Paul
Dr. Percivae
Carter
Fidelia
Fidelia, With Posims,on Various Occasions, By Mrs. Chapone
C. Dilly
J Walter
Charing
Cross
Mit
Chapone
Church of England
Edward Wicksteed
John Hinton
King’s Anns
Paternofeg
Ireland
AL Wide
William Wing
House of Peers
Houses of Commons
Knights of the Garter
Thistle
Treasury
Exchequer
N&c
Excise
City of London
East-India Company
W. Cavell
Bear Gray’s Inn
Holborn
Wing
Turlington
Martha Wray
Migee
Halfon Wray
Rupert
King’ S Arms
Birchin-lane
Wea Hiktéa
Greta Wodads
Ford Daffy’s
Stoeghton's
Squire's
Racgriff's
Bottock
Geurgy Rales
Bférfey
Hooper's
Anderson
Walliam Wray
Postscript
Ilp
County of
Lancaster
Londo UN
House of Lord
Commons
North Pole
Gchembergh
Warren
Faulke
Ejiaabesh
House of
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!