Arrivals and Departures at Sea Ports Amid Prevailing Winds
Friday leads to crowded harbor lists as ships depart for the river and arrive at multiple ports. Vessels from Virginia, Grenada, New York, and Dublin sail while others reach Boston Leghorn Amsteedsm Smyrna Alicant Constantinople and more with captains named and routes to Carolina Chichester Londonderry and Jamaica noted among exchanges and arrivals.
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Dean
Few
Wind S
Sally
Harrison
Virginia
Essex
Manners
Beaver
Depuyfter
New York
Thames
Willis
Carolina
Fidelity
Alcock
Powell
Chichester
Lord Bangor
Piper
Londonderry
Gravesexp
Fes
Adventure
Zuile
Lanerell
Stirling
Thompson
Jamaica
Royal Oak
Waller
Dublin
Medway
Zebadee
Cork
Withridge
Thomas
Lane- Galley
Spearing
Honduras
Young - John
Johnson
Frei Joningen
Hannah
Jarvis
London
Boston
Severn
Hathorn
Philadelphia
Leghorn
Offorts
Amsteedsm
America
Shell
Constantinople
Galatea
Bréembid
Salonica
Ditto
Cathérine
Vickers
Lagos
Fry
Broad
Teirney
le Front Leghorn
Smyrna
Cras
Newfoundland
Alicant
Abigail
Hathaway
Froam
Surinam
Rhode Iland
Churchill
Malaga
Portsmouth
Rosemiay
Hind
Georgia
Isabella
Spencer
Maryland
Bristol
Coats
Dover
Bryan
Cap
Amelia
Leeman
Casco Bay
Maitre
South Carolina
Cowes
Townsend
Goblet
Repeal Bill debated as judges’ circuit approach looms
Historic bill repeal discussion in the House of Commons with Mr Whitworth opposing time limits and Mr Lockart pledging dispatch. Reports mention penalties for concealment, prison terms, and labor. East India stock proprietors hold a general court at Leadenhall Street to review Lord North’s replies and minutes dispute.
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James the First
House of Cormmons
Whitworth
Lockart
House of Correction
Citéuisfaniceq
Maine
North-Britain
Leadenhall-street
North
Johnstone
Dempster
Lord North
Wheeler
Old Bailey
Ann Griffiths
Hatch
Thomas Belt
Holborn
Robert Hodson
Huntingdon
Lincoln
Maryhone Church
Samuel Hutchinson
Horse-Guards
Miss Godfry
Major Godfry
Ely
Canterbury
Mr. Skinner
Purley
Berks
Waddesdon
Buckinghamshire
Mr. Reynolds
Redlion-street
Clerkenwell
Minories
Bremley
James-street
Samuel Wenham
Besterday
Piccadilly
Miss Wimpenny
John Wimpenny
Melktham
Somerseshire
Henry Robins
Falcon-inn
Broad-street
Wlliam Samson
Birmingham
House of Commons
Devonshire
Francis Drake
Grange
Hounton
Sir Francis Drake
Elizabeth
Windsor
Samuel Iverton
Duke of Cumberland
Windsor Lodge
Waltham-abbey
Wintpear
Holborn-bars
Debates on Lord North reply and company petition at court
The court adjourned after a lengthy session where a reply from Lord North and a company petition were discussed. Directors noted a loan of 1,509,000 pounds but urged relief aligned with the company rights and public good amid colonial revenues and duties.
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Aasifoon
Wheeler
Gregory
Proprietary
Lord North
Poland
Great Britain
House of Lords
House of Commons
S. Yeven
Kidderminster
Wiltshire
Maryland
London
Antigua
M‘neal
Jamaica
Liverpool
Hoylake
Grenabls
France
King’s Bench
Richard Norris
Worcestershire
Norris Sool
Fuit
Selby
Chelsea
Thomas James Selby
Buckinghamshire
Gooftry
Stephen Anderson
Essex
Bendith
Anecdote of the Emperor opens gates for people at Vienna
An anecdote describes the present Emperor of Germany opening Vienna gates to all, allowing crowds to view the royal game and enjoy the Danube scene. The Grand Veneur warned of losing game, but the Emperor replied that seeing people healthy and pleased matters more. The tale ends noting the Emperor’s daily pleasure in such wholesome exercise and family gatherings.
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Germany
Vienna
Danube
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Tho. Kitchen
R. Sayer
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Indian Seas
Nabob
Serajah Dowlah
Indofran
Persia
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Edward Ives, Esq
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Godfree
New-Palace-yard
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Pendre
H. Sremises
Ashford
Kent
Falk
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Hurst
Ieanehed
Bornington
Rumney-marsh
John Dunk
Falknershurft
Falconershurft
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Lincoln’s Inn
Pattenson
Carleton
Arundel
Sussex
Thomas Pyle
Lynn
Norfolk
Sarum
Clarke
Philip Pyle
G. Robinson
Paternofter-row
R. Bearniffe
Norwich
Glass
Oxford
Guinea
W. Davis
W. Nicoll
St Paul’s Church