Ship Arrivals and Departures at Major Ports
July entries record numerous East/West Indies and European vessels arriving or homeward bound. Notable ships include Vir ginia, London, and Naples bound crews. East Indiamen Resolution and Diligence arriving from Gibraltar and Guernsey routes. arrivals at Dublin, London, Rotterdam, Bourdeaux, and Rochfort with boats like Free Mason, Bar bara, and Francis Swords. Multiple names and captains appear alongside ports of origin and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
Content
Holme
Amsterdam
Dublin
Free-Mason
Brush
Polly
Johnson
Hawke
Rooney
Liverpool
Judith
Curling
Royal-Oak
Waller
Ceres
Edmond
London
Gunter
Ogilvie
Union
Rotterdam
Barbara
Murphy
Bourdeaux
Francis
Swords
Rochfort
Aldborough
Taakes
Hamburgh
Port Senne
Margaretha
Boer
Frederickitact
Sally
Raneir
Georgia
Ile of Wight
Susannah
Dobson
Cadiz
Petersburgh
Ann
Hunter
Holl
Nancy
Harrison
Plymouth
John Ebenezer
Jenkins
North-Carolina
Wover
Diana
Cobb
Dutchess
Cumberland
Oporto
Bell
Peterfield
Dartmouth
Felicity
Simpson
London News in Brief From Venice to Woolwich Dock
Monday night Sir James Weight arrived from Venice as His Majesty's Resident and was seen at Rout. The Earl of Warwick met the King for the first time since his father’s death, while Mr. Nugent received the King’s hand for a late army promotion. Reports say Walpole’s efforts to restore British trade with Lisbon may fail, with concessions seen as unlikely before September. Public notices warn of counterfeit milled money penalties, and news covers Acapulco and Coquimbo, the Tunisian galley Mermaid seized, a French bark forced into Plymouth, and various local crime and court proceedings, including a lecturer election and a string of petty cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weight
Venice
Earl of Warwick
Mr. Nugent
Lord Clare
Walpole
Lisbok
Lisbon
William
Acapulco
Coquimbo
South Seas
Anthony Dickins
His Majesty
S Court of Common Pleas
William Skinn
Henry Barnes
Duke of Ancaster
Edw. Lloyd
Charing-cross
Montague
Woolwich
Bishop of London
Sire Dedd
Bishopsgate Church
Christ-church
St. Leonard F Oher-Lane
Sandiford
de Coetlogon
Southampton
Smithfield
Farringdon-ward
Bridewell
London
Marine Society
Foultry-compter
Farringdon
Bow-street
Wiseman
Leadenhall-market
Rosemary-lane
Thomas
John Travers
Chelsen
Traver
Travers
Poultry Compter
Ann Evan
Ann Evans
Anne Jones
Eleanor King
Mary Wroughton
William Williams
Lanaker
Merioneth
Bangor
St. James’s
Weminster
Leftourgeon
Pall-mall
Susannah Matilda Douxsaint
Spitaields
Charles Stuteville
Greenwich Hospital
Billiter-square
John Thomas
Q. Hambro
Berner’s Street
Dorothea Jackson
Henry Jackson
Camberwell
Surry
Gibson
Ir. Gibson
Bithopsgate-street
Fragmentary July 1773 Magazine Listing Annotations
A damaged OCR fragment notes a July 1773 publication from Theatrical Magazine with references to engravings and a humorous Death hunting Macarcri. It mentions a pawnbroker, a diamond buckle purchase by Dulcinea, Virgin Mary pawn, and a price of sixpence. Printed by Williams at No 49 near Mitre Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavoir.vivre
Theatrigal Magazine
Monthly Register of Taste
Williams
Mitre
Lottery for Estates and 25000 prize in 1774
A London advertisement details a lottery with a 25000 prize and 110 prizes totaling 4260 pounds. It outlines ticket sale dates, payment installments from July 1773 to January 1774, and conditions on mortgages, ground rents, and finishing buildings. It also lists responsible parties, subscription venues, and publication plans for prize lists and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& of Parliament
Messrs. Adam
Robert-freet
Adelphi
Garraway
London Daily News
Eygral
AG. Reteipta
Guildhall
City of London
Royal Exchange
Adam
Mersey
John
Robert
James
William Adam
John Adam
John Henderson
Great Queen Street
Robert Adam
Lincoln’s-Inn
Samuel Smith
Mary Axe
Meflis
Matthew Duane
Lincoln’s Inn
Coffes-house
Meffys
Adam's Office
Rober Street
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Scotland
Epinspurcu
Dumdee
Laff
James Colquhoun
Mary Falconer
James Falconer
Monktoun
Country News
Bath
Wiltshire
Lon Ded Ovn
Meff
Seffin
St. Mary -le
Carron Company
Cavan
Gol
Gonor
W. Ellis
Apothecary
S. Bladon
Paternofter-row
QTATE
Edward A Earl of
Charles
John’ Giell
G. Keith
Gracechurch
Reet
J. and
W. Oliver
Bartholomew-clof
Gill
Deétor Priestley
Grignier
P.gure
C. de la Foffe
Willoughby
J. Payne
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Church-yard
Jesus
Ike
Dr. Radcliffe
Dicey and Company
Aris
Birmingham
Great Britain
Ireland
America
Europe
Bateman
É&C
Andersoni
Radcliffe
Fraunces
Berton
Fryac
Daffy
Bostock
Soudfe
Stoughton
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