Maritime Arrivals and Departures From UK to Philadelphia Ports
The chart lists windward sailings and arrivals at the Downs and various ports, including ships such as Speedwell Hazard St. George Inglis Nancy and Molly Bethel bound for Philadelphia, with arrivals like John and Elizabeth from Rotterdam and Union from South Carolina. It notes vessels passing Maidstone and several from Jamaica, Norway, and Koningsberg, plus more ships entering Cookes Lawrence and St John Evangelist from London and Dominica respectively and Rachael King from Petersburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majesty
Jamaica
Ascher
Hudiba
Norway
Constantia
Kirndal
Mararnzay-Hhlmes
Morning Star
Bland
Koningsbergh
Black Fox
Powell
Petersburgh
John
Elizabeth
Spalding
Coombes
King
Tobago
Sandwich
Lovely Jane
Gortenburgh
Hull
Rachael King
Petersburghs
Blockaded Boston harbor sparks distress in Virginia letters
An extract from a Boston letter reports ships and troops blocking the harbor as Parliament orders enforcement. A Virginia letter notes Burgesses planning prayer, assembly, and a stop to imports, with potential heavy impact on cloth from Connecticut and New York merchants seeking woollen cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fune
King’s
New-York
Connecticut
America
William
Virgina
Botton
Virginia
Gopittal
Burgelles
Williamsburgh
Wiliamsburgh
Paris
Marine
St .M. Peregrin
Cogncil
Newcastle
Capti/Phipps
Thomas Delaval
Meeting at Feathers Tavern Calls for Action
A meeting at Feathers Tavern is urged to appoint a committee to plan steps for executing actions. Delegates are empowered to inform the public via proper notices and papers. Members are asked to notify the secretary at Feathers Tavern, Strand, of any responses or updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosport
South Star
London
Cotmiffintier,&c
Spithead
Centaur
Sloop of War
Reolver
Rodery
Fhe
Meredith
George Savile
Hogy
N.B
Gia Feathers Tavern
Straad
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Anant Gkoy
Wetheslayey
Sunderland
Meering
Hollmans Company
Arth
Basber Surgeons Hall
Ritherep
Burgedses
Phipps
Mr.Delaval
Moor
É&C
Jeant Glynn
Lord Lumley
Shirley
Earl of Chatham
Hayes
Kent
Earl Stanhope
Viscount Mahon
Cheveninng
Sevenoaks
Geneva
Lord Camiden
Vienna
Stuck -Sehd
Cpt. Furneaux
New Zealand
Europe
Furgeon
Eadeavour
Guildford
Surry
Reigate
Eckham
Joseph Mawbey
Wandsworth
Ichag
Timothy Waldo
Becham Williams
Swabey
Thomas
Godfehall
Joseph Mawhey
Almos
Mel
Say
Kay
Ludgate-hill
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Napier
Battle-bridge
Marybone
Stréeet
Tilington
New Road
Battlebridge
Guinea
Islington
Newgate
Robt
Pell
John Sherwood
Elgrs
John Bryan
William Gadhey
Thomas Nettleton
Hug
Chaise
I Ss
Kennington Common
James L
Shipman
Pigion
Londons Bridge
Cole
Brook-street
Mig. Baker
Nvn
CheRev
Lord Raversworth
Houghton
Derham
Anthony Codeyngham
Ludlow
James Chavrani
Chichester
Sussex
Penn
Avendyth- Fuate
Cn Richard Penn
al Sylvannus
Diia
John Penny J
Steward
Effex
Elizabeth Mere Richard Meredith
Thesday
George Pear
Berkley
Frantes
Charles-street
Berkééteysfquay
Lef Flomach
Hig House
Thomigs Alfon
Bart
Odeté Ite
Rowland Altos
Marpate
Thomas Corne
Eti Knightibridge
Stickman
Stockman
Gretnixich
Homerton
Hackney
Henry, Wellens
Salisbury-court
Fleetstreet
Chandler
Baker
Callett
Parliament-street
Weltmirter
Holmes
Deptford
Bridounes
Blatkheath
Tachael Oliver
Emanuel Oliver
David Tollitts
Wells-street
Oxford
William Holbrow
Duffey
Gloucestershire
Money's Ferivener
White Snon
Zroad- Street
Bristol
William Turton
Oliverton
Robert Laybourn
Bridlington-Ley
Bridlington
Yorkshire
Malester and
Brewet
Joseph Allison
Samuel Prickett
William Roderck
St. Botolph
Aldersga
Guildhall
Astorney
Tomlinson
Gray's-ino
William. Walters
Hackneywick
Mr. Welch
Newgate-Street
Creditory
Stephen ‘Hayes
George Campbell
Liverpool
Lancashire
Copartners
Gelden-lion
Dale- Street
Brook Samson
City of London
Toba
Howgang
St.Fares
Wettmintter
Cuperlededa
Sita
Beilony
Bridgewates-quare
Fratch-Catemabkor
Garnidcthen
Wales
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