Arrivals at the Following Ports From Various Shippers
The list records arrivals at Dover Plymouth Poole Leith and other ports. Ships include the Berborough East-Indiaman with the Iadia Bilor crew and the Speedwell sloop of war the Alfred and Cafur, Moller for Philadelphia Jamaica. Others arrive from Smyrna Leghorn Nice and London with crews named. Gravesenn Jue 313.
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Wind
S.E
Berborough
Iadia Bilor
Boyce
Sukey
Brown
Salem
America
Ha'ch
Virginia
Christian
Buck
Iron Mokassore
Success
Clark
Faro
Sophia
William
Cadiz
Speedwell
Alfred
Collander
Cafur
Moller
Phandadelphia
Waller
Jamaica
Gravesenn
Jue
New London Packet
Icemonger
Gutrnfeyr
Lowrter
Senhouse
Williamson
Dubin
Thoms
Berfey
Smith
St. Vincent’s
Abraham
Watterton
Ioland
Arabella
Bradshaw
Oporto
Dover
London Ledger Reports Diplomatic, Military, and Local Notices
The London column notes Count Gaines meeting the Secretaries of State and visiting the Levee, plus a Lisbon report naming Mr James as a new dockyard overseer in Rio de Janeiro. It cites French cession of Hispaniola profits to Spain, militia preparations for rapid deployment, and insurgent activity near New York. Also covered are dockyard visits by Admiral Barbolt’s squadron, a Bridge Committee obelisk plan, elections for an Elder Brother, a habeas case involving Mrs. Udd, dockyard accidents, a fatal fall, a shipyard incident at Westham, and thiefting near Hammersmith with a robbed gentleman.
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London
Count Gaines
Lisbon
James
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
Hispaniola
Spain
America
Ireland
New-York
New-England
Portmouth
Motherbank
Sapanioi
Strafhani
Admiral Barball
Mediterranean
Edwards
Dunkirk
Augusa ‘Atch
Lord Sandwich
Fleet
Plymouth
Yid Council
Guildhall
Broadway
Fleet-market
Trinityouse
Mater-lane
Tower-ftreet
Sollett
John Jurand
Udd
Court of King’s Bench
Henry Duffida
Alsinpate Street
Abce
Anthony Todd
Cretary
Westham‘bey
Mr. Sleeth
Limehouse
Deptford
Hammersmith
Mr. Bond
M‘allesler
Ted
Robbery and trials recounted amid London notices
The report bundles a late 18th century scene of street robbery details, witness statements, and constable testimony. It notes a summer morning assault on Mr. Edridge near Brentford road and a later highwaymen encounter, with arrests and nearness to Gainsborough kin. It also lists official appointments, marriages, deaths, and multiple bankruptcy dividend appointments across Bristol, Jersey, Cambridgeshire, and London.
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Mir
Thomas Gainsbowore
Jainmoe
Iona
Edridge
Hichwayman
London
Thomas Crauford
Bristol
Richard Clutterbuck
John Shaw
Krafeby
Wil
Jermynfleet
Simpson
Litton
Meron
Nathaniel Maton
Island of
Jersey
Francis Payne, II
D. F.R.S
Iland
St. Martin’s
Mondylaf
John Hellit
Elgot
Culleton
Rocicaw
Lancasiere
Bar-M
Union Sty
Rochdale
Dearden
Edward Sandy
Newbury
Berkshire
Jin
Cine Wilts
Gauoesa
Ateney
Gencall
Thomas Sacwell
Henry Masterman
Shoe-lane
London, Brewers and Partners
Gutiahall
Prices and items listed in a 19th century bank note page
The fragment lists various prices and items with cryptic spellings. It mentions banks, stocks, odds, and lotteries alongside percentages and percentages like 32 and 375. The readable names suggest financial terms and old place names, but the text remains largely garbled and unclear.
Execution at Tyburn Perday Se nnight details
An account of the executions at Tyburn featuring Thomas Palmer Richard Walthall Fre derick Williams Henry Jordan and others. It notes that friends persuaded convicts of pardon, Palmer receiving premature hope from a sister and facing death, with background on his Berkshire birth and cabinet-maker training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avhoetre
Palmer
Fuch
Upsut
Berkshire
London
Execution of four Irish youths in a London jail
The account describes the execution of Walthall Jordan Williams and Tunks, with Conway and Macdonald recanted on their guilt but were condemned as accessories. It details their backgrounds, alleged robberies across London, and their behavior at trial and execution, noting Walthall's devout conduct and the priests and clergy present.
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Richard Walthall
Surry
Walchal
Frederick Williams
London
Conway
Macdonald
Williams
Jordan
Hedge-lane
Dover- Street
Nobman
No. 1
Gough-square
James Lake
Queen Square
Low-Layton
Tower- Hill
Houndeich
Gaming
Thomas ‘Tunks
Warwickshire
Walthall
Tunks
Palmer
Jordah
Hines
Walshall
Bodmin Races Cornwall Four Mile and Two Mile Plates
The Bodmin Races in Cornwall will feature daily plates and free entries staged across four mile and two mile courses. Subscriptions determine entry and per-day prizes, with weights and age rules posted. stewards JOIN LAROCHE and F JOHN MORSHEAD oversee arrangements at the Whitey-Flat in Bodmin on June 16th planning three-heat races and accompanying prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodmin
Cornwall
MosGay
Rar Moreswoth
William Lemon
Barret
Devon
Sol
Geoge Hurt
James Larcele
Zib
Botmin
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Clormett
Luxe
Spring House
Alex
Enghiith
Springfield
Evq
Piesa
Bert Braddhaw
Aileen
Eiq
English
Pfpry-News
Oxford
Plough
Curri Ige
Ney
India
India Ann
Gol indiaBoads
Ferchen Hills
Ann
Edmund Bork
Efa
J Dodtey
Pedrew
Laroche
F. John Morshead
Stewards
Jane
Poole
Geneva
High Court of Chancery
Robert Pratt
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-lene
Sir Rich. Lloyd, Knight
Gruate
Sktetham
Fairly
Pett
Sussex
Trincumy
Lorg Marston
Cheddinton
Hertford
Winerave and Drayton-Beachimps
Bucks
Meif. Coulthard
Wildman
Graham N Lincain
Norfolk
Stow-Hall
Downham Market
Rsth
Downham
Lynn
la Tham
Batt- Dersham
George
Warton
Ely
Cam'idse
Wisbech
Say and Kays
Ludgace Till
William Aiyres
Sene Gambia
Fuute
Broughton
Ulerfront
Hawkshead
Bracelet
Dunnertate
Oid
Brouz'non
Brace Fet
Nivicabe
Thwates
Liverpool
Thornton
Skearton
Lancefer
Burnthwaite
Ulversidre
Tipping
Myres
Bracel Et
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