Foreign Affairs and Ship Movements Across the Baltic and Atlantic
The Ruffian Minister informs the King that a fleet will cruise the Baltic to exercise its seamen. The King orders ports to admit and aid these ships if storms force shelter. Multiple arrivals and sailings are noted, including Indiamen and pilots, with ships listed at Bristol Dublin Leghorn Smyrna Constantinople and Cadiz among others. A Newfoundland expedition and various vessels from York to Jamaica and Europe are also cataloged.
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Stockhorn
Baltic
Hague
John Grunter
Republick
Wind
Fox East- Indiaman
India
Boyce
Swift
Lante
Dear
Georg and James
Gre-nadens
de Sweft
Lante Gaavesenn
Rouffeau
Hatch
Dominica
Stakesby
Mockett
Petersburgh
Powell
William
Wilson
Guenfey
Dublin
Betsey
Jackson
Jamaica
Peggy
Hodge
Tobago
Frederick
Groningen
Rebecca
Crofeir
Stettin
John Athburn
Nancy
Horseley
London
Leghorn
Houghton, Wills
Hull
Devonshire
Watt
Scandaroous Tygress
Bemith
Smyrna
Sussanah
Beale
Constantinople
Tuscany
Dormer
Alexandria
Newfoundland
Durell, Livet
Success
Corbett
Ersey
Ean
Bruce
Botton
St. Francis
Trimblet
Cheesman
Phenix
Lee
New-England
London Packet
Stock
Unity
le Page
Cete
South Carolina
Mercury
Gavin
Leith
Disfranchising Debate at Guildhall and Royal Appointments
Last Saturday at Guildhall the Recorder settled a dispute over disfranchising Goldsmiths Company members. After two hours, the matter was deferred to December. Also, Lord Tyrawley’s funeral followed with full ceremony at Chelsea churchyard. Military and court appointments include Major-General Erle as Colonel of the 28th in Ireland, Captain Francis Drake, and several Yeoman and Pages appointments.
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Ireland
Lord Townshend
Francis Drake
David Howell, Esq
Elliot
Rankin
Efgs
Earl of Hertford
Tho. Palman
Barnard
John Hooke
Lord Talbot
Ewry
Mr. Lewis
Wreck and maritime notes amid London advisories
A July 13 letter from Elsinore reports a wreck found on the Reef, thought sunk 30 years ago and linked to Capt. Thomas Beles of Ramspate. The Maria from Liverpool and the Humber from Davies’s Straits are noted, with crew saved and fish aboard. A 70-ton yacht launched at Deptford, built for Earl Ferrers, is described as an experimental craft whose failure would have nationwide impact. Local crimes, robberies, inheritances, marriages, births, and bankruptcies fill the rest of the column, including a child run over near Blackfriars Bridge, forged drafts, highway robberies, and notices of marriages and deaths.
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Streights
Hull
Deptford
Earl Ferrers
Poultry-compter
Gal
Fleet-market
Bowstreet
Farnham-green
Stoke Newington
Highgate
Finchley
Kensington
Knightbridge
Fulham Road
Curzon-street
Captain Innes
Hodgson, Esq
Cavendith-street
Cavendith-square
Marr
Basil Keith
Jamaica
Miss Warren
Staffordshire
George Warren
Sewell Gray
Vauxhall
Elizabeth Eames
John Greenhow
Bethnal-green
Ann Tomlinson
Kingsland
Putneypark
Baron Tracey
His Majesty’s Court of Exchequer
Berkeley-square
Willis
Exchequer
Knightsbridge
Tfrace Birchley
Bishopsgate-treet
Richmond
Surry
Ann James
Park-street
Grosvenor-square
George Beal
Abbot Langley
Hertfordshire
le Grand
Smith
Samuel Smith
Old Jewry
John Wordge
Webb
Mr. Webb
Star
King-street
Westminster
Frey
Rainbow
Ludgate Hill
Remarkable eye surgery by Baron de Wenzel aids blind child
A letter to the General Evening Post details a blind child born with cataracts who, under Baron de Wenzel, has undergone successful cataract extraction in both eyes. The author notes great improvement after the right eye and rapid progress after the left, offering further information to readers seeking similar relief. The writer, S. Bosanquet, director of a bank, signs from Forest House Layton.
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Aving
Baron de Wenzel
Pall-mall
Eye
Sam
Forest-house
Layton
S. Bosanquet
Spilsby meeting on fen drainage proposals in August
Sahe Owners and Proprietors of Estates in the may be spelled SBAKE of Bollingbrooke and East Hole Land in Lincoln seek a meeting at the White Hart in Spilsby to discuss the state of the fen and adjacent lands. They plan to consider methods to obtain drainage and improvements through Parliament.
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East Hole
County of
Lincoln
East Fen
White Hart
Spilsby
Edward Bevan
Air-street
Piccadilly
E. Bevan
Samuel
Sayee
Forfe-street
Bath
S. Linden
High-ftrest
Suthhampton
Motterfraw
Derby
Linson
Artichedt
Norwich
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