Arrivals at Ports With Various Vessels and Origins
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures on June 22 with ships from Honduras Jamaica Maryland New York Philadelphia St Kitts Antigua Demihica Quebec Jamaica and Barcelona. Vessels include King George Crompton Gottenbursh Malaga Rotterdam and London liners, with multiple craft named and origin points noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear
Wind S. W
River
King George
Crompton
Honduras
Ackinfield
Fottery
Fayfor
Ogilwie
Jamaica
Ren
Wood
Maryland
Pennsylvania Packet
Ofwa
Philadelphia
Otley
Beach
Se. Kitts
Sampson
Cooper
New-York
Vhn
M'Cloud
Oporte
Oporte; and Ssift Puor
Gaarseennn
Ann, Clark
Malaga
Charles
Wiegins
Rotterdam
Marta Chrisina
Spain
Gottenbursh
Reward
Cande
m.Oporte
Hero
Wittis
Lifton
Loyat Friton
Young
St. Kitts
Genca Galley
Falmouth
Quero
Rowling
Barcelona
Dermouth
Inyers
Iverson
Longfound
Peegy
H Dee
Konisgfbersh
the Downs
Princely Royal
Duthie
Monufectat
Commerce
Payne
London
Sebasfinns
Se. Domingo
Buena Ventura
Cotaro
Pole
Lord Dartmouth receives reports on American affairs
An express from General Gage at Boston and another from Philadelphia arrived in London. The Pennsylvania packet Capt. Osborne reached the Downs, detailing May departures. Pressed orders for ships and garrisons point to imminent hostilities. Letters from New York note thousands of troops, storekeepers moving goods to Connecticut, and expect Port closures. Messages from Brazil and Senegal report mutinies and pirate activity, while India letters gain regular post handling. The East India Company dispute nears settlement as private letters rise. The Thames fast-Indiaman Clark arrives off Portsmouth after leaving Bombay in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dartmouth
Gage
Botton
Philadelphia
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Gibraltar
Port Manon
Board of Admiralty
Concord
Bilboa
America
Stephen Payne Gallaway
Pag
Culfis
Mr. Graves
New-York
Boston
Pennsylvania
England
Connecticut
Brisial
Yune
Jones
Henry Crager
Cruger
Senegal
Gold Coast
East India Company
India
India-house
Thames
Clark
India House
Portsmouth
Bombay
Downs
Oppr
Sion
Maryland
S Tew
Bolton
Continental Congress
Leglithmen
Taft
Géretal-Gage
London
Tsaac Low
Caehart
Mayer
City of
Londee
Maritime Misfortunes and Local Outcry in Regency Era
Reports from the coast of Nova Scotia tell of the Mermaid Amy lost near Nova Scotia and the Betty Cartwright wrecked near Man's Island. Capt. David Roche returns home to the Thames as orders arrive for residents to vacate at Michaelmas. A battalion guards Ranelagh Gardens for the Regatta, while a stadium crowd endangers a pregnant spectator. A pranked patron faces backlash over prayer for rain. Robberies target a coach near Clapham. Dr. Trufler and wife assaulted. Clergy appointments, and deaths include Countess Winterton and Thomas Jasen. multiple businessmen noted.
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Amy
Jersey
Nova Scotia
Betty
Cartwright
New-England
Wesst-Indies
Georgia
Lot
Man’s Itland
Davd ‘Roche
Thames
Someret-house
Michaelmas
Firth
Savoy
S. James’s Park
Ranelagh Gardens
Bithopsgate-street
Oxford Road
Cox
Trufler
Vauxhall Turnpike
Clapham
John Potter
Lurteed
Bucns
Lincoln
Peesday
Earl Winterton
Sniilingivg-park
Sussex
Anne Countess Winterton
Thomas Lord Archer
Yeslersay
John Kolter
Virginia
Huriday
Croydon
Atlantic News Fragment Delivers Occasional Portent and Uprising
The letter from New York and notices describe ongoing colonial tensions with Britain. Dispatches mention Cadiz ships, Palatine Lutheran conflicts, and the Nassau uprising. An English king and Tuscany edict feature amid warnings of imperial dissolution and taxation conflicts across the Atlantic world.
Court Review Records on London Committee Letter
A fragment from the Work Committee report lists a letter addressed to the Lord Mayor and Common Council of London. It was laid before the Court for consideration at the next session and noted in the fundings. The document appears as a true copy ordered for review.
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SPD
Cayar
Lote
Alernien
London
Regatta Festivities Open With Westminster Bridge Display
Reports describe preparations for a Thames Regatta with St George’s Standard raised at Westminster Bridge Centre arch and Pleasure banner hoisted as crowds gather. Vessels crowd the river, directors barge glistening blue ensign with Repatte in gold, crews ready for the race line.
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St. George’s
Westminster-bridge
Zaébouh
Thames
Fevgn
Teftrerarth
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Hunter Sloop of War
Mackenzie
Hamcaze Ge Sound
Rifmouth
Sburche
Waang Raohel
Hopke
Adelphia
Aurora
Reed
Pict Lon
Don
Fraser
Oath
Ofg
Muir
Virgania
Nadis Tree
Moore
Society of Physicians
Edinburgh
J. Murray
Fleet- Street
Eavas
William Blackstone
W. Strahan
T. Cadell
Strand
D. P.iice
Oxford
Price
Ga. Boond
Erte
W. Blackdone Esq
Northampton
Duddrige
Hex Tall
Postscript
Cadiz
Carthagena
Pranckfort
de Mayne
Neighburhood
Nassau- Ufinguen
Mayence
Falkedein
Naffin- Ufingusa
Bettendorf
Rome
Foy
General Committee of Association
Massachusets
Quebec
Britain
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