Fe Feo TRS tee 2 and the twin stine
Maritime record notes arrivals and names of vessels and passengers including Fe Feo TRS tee 2 and the twin Stine with crews and origins listed. The document references ships such as Sally from Ostend and Elizabeth from Cork, noting March 1 and ports like Gravesend and Havre as part of the passage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So & the Twin
Stine
Rom
Eitbon
Ztritannia
Wefan
Charlotte
Wheatleys
Davis
Minerva
Walton
Providence
Grekvn
Charles Towns Sarda
Amiel
F ¢ Jark
Waltham
Halifax
Tanton
Mary=Ann
Litton
Jamaica
Richard Wilson
Havre
Gravesend
Sally
Jarry
Ostend
Elizabeth
Pritchard
Cork
Oues Kennedy
Mary
Rojktage
Liton
Industry
Patterson
Rotterdam
Aétive
Lane
Seville
Success
Harper
Chayante
Apollo
Bennet
Cadiz
London Excise reforms eyed after Pitt conference
London dispatch reports a meeting at Downing Street between the Commissioners of Excise and Mr. Pitt regarding changes to the Tobacco Act. The aim is to modify provisions to reduce objections by manufacturers while keeping some revenue collection. The piece also notes related naval appointments, weather notes, ship arrivals, lottery draws, and various court and social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Excise
Pitt
Downing-street
Excise
United States
London
Bristol
Liverpool
Whitehaven
Glasgow
Scott
House of Dominons
Captain Williams
Warren Hatstings
Admiralty Board
Lloyd
Serpent Sloop of War
Publer
Admiralty
Elfineure
Copenhagen
Baltic
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Benn
Charleston
Dover
Mitchell
Cong
Betsey
Cephalonia
Lancaster
West
Seapeis de Favras
Abbey of
St. Germain
Marcheh
England
Yearsley
John Cannon
St. James’s
Sampson Wright
Isle of Man
Walter
Market Deeping
Lincolnshire
Smithfield
Old Bailey
Sylvester
John Frith
Frith
Henry Jones
Denton
William Biddell
James Hall
Ebasere Wilson
James Betts
Samuel Dring
Joseph Phillips
Thomas Alexander
Alias Denton
Marbried
St. Georges’s Church
Hanover-square
Joseph Alcock
His Majesty
S Treasury
Elizabeth Jane Toller
Charlton
Middlesex
Chatham
William Bartlet
Royal Engineers
Charlotte Spry
Spry
Dublin
John Herman Ghmann
Bank of Ireland
Public discourse on toleration and religious liberty debate
A parliamentary session discusses leave to bring in a bill for altering the Summers Session, with focus on religious toleration, liberty of conscience, and the dangers of persecuting dissenters. Mr. Fox voices concern over intolerance and argues that judging opinions should be cautious, favoring a view of toleration while noting France's actions and the need to balance faith and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marz
Wemys
Byppa
Gregory Page Tuer
Fartank
Gilbert
Rundas
Brisas
Scotland
Dindés
East-India Company
Wilber
Mr.Rose
Fobn Riggs Miller
William Chambers
Somerset-house
John
Rofe
Courtnay
Ordnanceg
Scott
India
Captain Williams
Testamp Corporation
Fox Rofex
Mr. Beaufoy
Menikers
Taf
France
L’aris
Smithfield
Leas
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Gordon
St. James’s Park
Green Park
Harrington
Ireland
Guildhall
James Draper
Manchester
Lancashire
Shelmerdine
Edge
King’s Bench-walks
Inner Temple
William Stevenson
Holborn
Sadler
Jy Bt
Richard Andrews
Wood Ftreet
Joseph Bowen
New Bond Street
Samuel Holmes
Frome Selwood
Somersetshire
Crown Inn
John Scott
Hammersmith
Pierce Corcoran
John-Creet
John Cotterell
Fore-street
John Wilcock
Brindle
Royal Oak
Chorfey
Henry Mather
Richard Mather
Philadelphia
North America
Henry Mather and Co
Lower Swan Joo
Ion Market-street
Thomas Ogle
Crosby-square
Bishopsgate-street
Union-street
Bishopsgate-fisher
William Richard
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Edward Holmes
Foster Lane
William Pybus
Bartholomew Lane
Royal Exchange
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