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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 11, 1748

Page

2

Royal birth and appointments in the province

On Monday last a yore was brought to bed of three boys all likely to survive. Revity Ksaulmgs was chosen. His Majesty appoints Henry Sarenat, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the Province. A snow from Liverpool laden with salt rests between Dalkey Island and Muglin, name unknown.

Ksaulmgs Henry Sarenat Leverpool Dalky Island Muglin St. Jacques Leogan Rochelle Gally Charles‘Town South Carolina Providence Holloway Barnes St. James’s Park Robert Proctor Linnen- Draper Cheapside St. Paul’s Cathedral Newington Lambert Hansell Earl’s Plymouth Castor Hampshire Lionel Daniel King’s Yard Quebeck Lloyd's Coffee-House Lombard Street Caistor Catwater

Ships Arrive and Depart in Global Trade Muster

Record of ships sailing and arriving with origins including Campvere, Norway, Rotterdam, Hamburgh, Lisbon, Virginia trips. Notable vessels include Fune, Dover Man of War, Outward-bound ships, Margaret Tweedy Young Robert Catherine Rowlatton Dorothy Humber Industry Mayflower Prince William and others. Port cities listed: Gravesend Philadelphia Hull Londonderry Glasgow.

Deal Fune Wirth N. E Dover Gravesend Margaret Tweedy Robert Butler Campvere Lawrence Peterson Elizabeth Bateman Norway Catherine Rowlatton Rotterdam Baylick Stetin Dorothy Oldworth Hamburgh Philadelphia Rachael Randal Lisbon Hull Humber Ellis Virginia Londonderry Industry Fergus Barbadoes Glasgow Prince William Wardrope Galliott Whitehaven

Fire devours thirty to forty houses in Kerpen

London reports from Cologne that a fire destroyed between thirty and forty houses in the lordship of Kerpen the fourth such disaster in thirty years. Other items note naval movements with the Duke of Newcastle and the Prince of Wales at Kew, a special pardon for John Murray of Broughton, and various privateer actions and crimes across the Atlantic world.

London Cologn Kerpen Fubbs Harwich Duke of Newcastle Holand N.N. W Prince of Orange Prince and Princess of Wales Leicester House Kew John Murray of Broughton Hugh Frazer William Corbet Reed Henry Harpur Derby Harpur Bart Richard Willoughby Tamworth Staffordshire Sir Henry Harpur France England Charles Town South Carolina George Haige Mr. Brown Catawba Walker Madeira Pees Peter Albany New-York Virgin Lands St. Augustine Charles Worsdale Trinidad Jamaica Thrail Boston West Indies New York Carr Thompson Cape François Rhode Island le Trembleur Capt Brown Philadelphia Canada Martinico Katherine

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