Arrivals and sailings listed from Porto and Atlantic ports
The list notes arrivals and departures dated July 2 across multiple ships and origins. Vessels include Unity from Georgia and Hopeath from Quebec with passengers like Refs from Calais and Loyalty from Grenada. Paris ports show Hamburg and Brunswick arrivals. other ships travel from Leith Grenada Barbadoes and Bristol with Minehead and Tingmouth listings.
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Price George
Appleton
Portsmouth
Tra Varte
Corke
Renan
Saivbur
Inve Pilot
Chambrey Tranporty
Peter
Jon
Waterford
Gaavaesene
Te Unity
War'ell
Georgia
Hopeath
Quebec
Casas
Refs
Calais
Loyalty
Campbell
Grenada
Paris
Hamburgh
Maria-Eizberh
Brunswick
Lonton
Lancaster
Friends-Adverture
Barnes
Jon Sabacocs
Southampton
Success
Tupper
Liv
Moody
Leith
Hawke
M* Cracken
Nancy
Brown
Barbadoes
Maria Eleanderson
Gotenbergh
Friendship
Ores
London
Rotterdam
Expedition
Cook
Bristol
Newfoendland
Minehead
Whitburn
Tingmouth
Transports sail delays and naval dispatches from Corke and Quebec
Letters from Corke dated June 23 report four transports with provisions failed the voyage and six more expected in four days to reach America before the fleet at St Helens. Edinburgh letters say Gen Fraser’s regiment arrived at the St Lawrence near Quebec under convoy. a bomb vessel Swift Sure launches at Blackwall. Smuggling incident at Guernsey ends with mob force, cutter compelled to sail. Clyde bridge key-stone completed. Terra Nova and other ships report East India convoys. A pardon and clerical appointments noted amid local judicial activity.
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Corke
America
St. Helen’s
Ireland
Kinsale
Edinburgh
Fraser
Canada
Blackwall Dockyard
Swiftsure
Phimouth
Resolution
Cook
Downs
Portmouth
N. W
Guernsey
Pune
England
Lanerk
Fune
Clyde
Ayrs
Dover
James M.cullum
North Sland
Thetis
Graham
Arethusa
Dent
Ascetfi
St. Helene
East India
London Court Hears Burglary and Counterfeiting Case
Magistrates review a burglary at Edward Mason’s Spitalfields dwelling with silks cash and a draft proved. Connor facing Dublin murder indictment while Cope and Sarah Luttrell charged with counterfeiting silver coin. Additional cases include robbery near Ball’s Pond, pawnbroker theft linked to Davis, and a seized chaise with prohibited goods. Marriages and deaths noted in Ireland and Scotland.
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Murphy
James Corbitalias Still
John Edman
Major Baker
Edward Mason
Spitalfields
Torro
Oxford Street
Edrian
Luis
John Hely
Connor
Mason
John Fielding
Conner
Smith
Dublin
Fohn Howell
Set
Hmas Cope
Sarah
John Clarke
Pifner
Barking Dogs
Cope
Robert Thomas
William Dover
Ball’s Pond Turnpike
Thomas Lane
Customs
Ireland
Henry Lawes Luttrel
Horse Hive
Miss Boyd
George Boyd
Eig
Abbey-street
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
Osborn Stander
Navy Office
Eliza Bonner
Samuel Bonner
Westthieldhouse
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Sir William Denham
Westshield
David Flint
Hon
Board of Trustees
Encouragement of Manufactures
Bath
Wall
Worcester
Leach
Nicholas Leach
Rotherhithe
Wickham
Kent
Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Major Sandilands
Ballifet
Qgoldbath-Fields
Norfolk Estate Seeks Inquiries Over Manor Lands
An estate in the county of Norfolk valued at 3001 per annum comprises two manors, farms, and about 600 acres of land including arable and meadow. The property lies mostly at Treeham with copyhold and final parts. inquiry through Met Windys and Bofeld in Took's court near Cheamery Lane.
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Norfolk
Took’ S Court
Cheamcery- Lane
Oxfordshire
Talbot Inn
Enstone
Sandford
Oxford
Nathaniel Kinch
Lady Day
Samuel Wilkins
Richard Becker
Dafes Smith
Altarn
Ejomas Parsons
Chipping-Noton
Woodstock
Banbury
Dedding
Burford
Bicester
London
Henry Watkins
Garraway
Cornhill
Matthew Pepper Manby
Denver
Downham
William Creasy
James Geldard
Stapes Inn
Holbornbridge
Londo
Graf
Meff Witton and Brown
Beaufort Buildings
Strand
Temporary Retirement Arrangements by Eminent Midwife
A fragmentary notice describes lodging for AS. LAD ., a temporary retirement arranged in a genteel house with a renowned man midwife in attendance. It lists addresses in Green Street near Tottenham Court Road and Portland Place near a chapel for related services and fees, indicating arrangements for medical care.
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Pedell
Greeer
Gougefreee
Lottenham-court-road
Byne’s
Midwife
Portland-flicet
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