Fresh London Gazette notices aboard the Anson arrival
The London Gazette reports the safe arrival of the Anson at the Cape of Good Hope on July 1 and Ash Burnham on July 3, with a plan to co sail on the 16th. It also notes royal consent for John Lees of Platt to take the surname Carill Worfeley and bear the Carill and Worfeley arms with his heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Anson
Taft
Cape of Good Hope
Ashburnham
John Lees
Platt
County Palatine of Lancaster
Carill
Worfley
Carill and
Stockholm
Janta
Ory Ak
Abe
Citi Nicosia
Austria
Otto- Poste
Constantinople
Notizie del Mondo
Florence
Francis Mafbers
Quebec
M. Bellas
Alderman Harley
Alderman Kirkman
Alderman Townsend
Orde
Ireland
North America
Temple At
Tris
Admiralty
Gayton
Gop
Grier
Merlin
America
Tarry
Admiralty Office
Lloyd
Unclear Shipping Arrivals and Departures From Various Ports
A garbled OCR listing ships and routes notes numerous vessels arriving at and departing from ports, including freighters from Honduras Antigua Liverpool Quebec Naples Smyrna London and Bristol. Mentions ships like River and Willam and crews such as Spence, Manning, Williams and others with origins and destinations across Atlantic ports. The text reads as a fragmented ship ledger with many proper nouns, ship names, captains, and routes, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Dyret
Honduras
Antigua
Wateor Bay
Liverpool
Spence
Gibral
New Exeter
Manning
Beangiay
Wiliams
Exeter
Africa
Valent
Caton
Betsey
Limeburner
Elisabeth
Southy
Knight
Bastis
Dardelanas
H Georges Toone
Quebec
Avitaries
Brothers
Walker
Cafeo- Bay
Stangate
Creskie Pally
Sybrel
Naples
Ahaaboe
Wortmans
Marin
London
Piyammuth
Samas
Shaw
Smyrna
Dover
Swan
Jenkins
Nagtacket
Pooley
Hartiarc
Puddicomb
ShuttieCarolinas Jamadihel Weltnchin
Stimpson
Pere-Morant
Rafies
Standiach
Carr
New-Ylores
Bristol
Fostalaa Cancord
Napier
Brisol
Penzances Willem
Hitcottes
Rorvays Bylia Adana Martha
Bem
Amsterdas
Bia Tricrretes
Stinn Packsoty Fue
Carolina
Good Intent
Trattle
Cadiz
Industry
Adams
Jone
Jone Sevelies Schirt
Eithes
Crombie
Lepdon
Polly
Phillips
Ruby
Hendersos
Aurora
Pocock
Bristiol
Esther
Windsor
Grace
Chambers
Ben
Yok
Elizabeth
Shready
Philadelphia
Betley
Cochran
Newfoundland
Shuldham
Aastice
Gallipoli
Prosperous
Latlow
Lawrence
Maryland Waterford
Charming
Molly
Scott
Vigo
Poole
Swallow
Barry
Bilboa
George
William
Dorel
Wangy
Frampton
Dana
Pitman
Endeavour
Hewlet
New Froundland
Swift
Waterman
War news and rumors from America and Europe Dec 1
News from New York about a peace with Indian tribes and Ohio boundary, plus reports from Portsmouth New Hampshire Newport Rhode Island and Boston on regiments fort sieges and troop movements. Letters reflect colonial unrest, British actions, and divergent views in Congress and municipal courts with incessant marching and fortifications across colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Ohio
Hingle
CO Beston
Portsouth
New Hampshire
Boston
Cochran
X Committee
Salem
New Hag
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshirg
Portsmouth
Newport
Rhadée-Ifand
Polsefnst
Bofton
Geeral Gage
Connectticut
Betton
Portmouth
Hampshire
Cathceaux
Mowatt
Scarborough
Barclay
de Cras
England
Hoop
Congress
Plymouth
Neaw
Massachusett
Cape Nichola Mole
Cuba
Jamaica
Mole
Public Auction of Cornwalts Melting and Blowing House
The property in Kerwin parish near Truro known as Cornwalts Melting and Blowing House is to be sold by public survey on Tuesday the 76th of February at three in the afternoon. It comprises a complete works for boiling and blowing, with buildings, offices, and materials for ship copper and tin blowing, with view and information available from Francis Bernaliauit, Truro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwalt
King’s.Mead
Kerwin
Truro
Cormanity
Francis Bernaliauit
Vax Truro
Thomas Skinner
Gargaway
William Brown
William Harber
John Gookman
Mirael Taylors
Wybertop's
Faphes
Péscock
Siegford
Grande Rein‘ Dees
Lincoln
Pdrricattle
Arras i
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fresh
London Gazette
Fiic Rathadan
Minulér
Emeipera Tel
Guprcaiay
Chethoeel
Girorge
Cambridge-iest
Pee
Ageting
Osporn
Ieville
Buckinghamthive
Lee
Parernofter-raw
Nianz
Molyneux
Molyneny
Sig Biatreet
Carter
John-street
Bedford-row
Herbert
Thomas Herbert
Ludlow
St. Saviour’s Church- Yard
Southwark
Leeds
Charles Butterfield
Elys
Hoxton
Charles Cackell
Hall
Blackwell-hall Fader
Basinghall-freet
Paraliament-street
Westminster
John Baker
Samuel Weatter
Rediion
Kentith- Towns
John Burch
Liquorpond Street
Gray’s
William Clarke
Paris
St John
Wapating
Middlesex
Tinan-Draper
Guildhall Logdon
Actorbey
May
Bufti-lang
Capnein
fJosph Brand
Lancashire
Drefigr
Furrender
the George's
William Craven
St. James
Clerkenswell
Guildhay
Lorton
Thomas Dodson
New Windsor
Berks, Grocer
Guildhall
Samuel Robinson
Houndfirth
King Street
Near
James Drawwater
Francis Molloy
Maidstone
Kent
Cundhall
Greta Masket
Edinburgh
Novy
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