London Gazette and American colonial militia notice
From the London Gazette and the Massachusetts Provincial Congress a record of royal and colonial promotions in dragoon guards and foot regiments, with names ranks and posts, plus a call to militia and local manufacturers to equip and train, urging discipline and readiness ahead of possible attacks. Also notes Boston and Portsmouth officials and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Thomas Cuming
Jonathan Cope
Cornet
Dragoons
James Durham
Edmund Walcott
Yth
Sir Nathaniel Duckenfield
Adjetare
Roger Hays
Foot
John Dalrymple
Thomas Hayter
Robert Hekketh
William Rougins
Cha. Campbell
John Brown
Isaac Riches
Jas. Kirkman
Weir
48Th
Francis Heath
Portsmouth
Edward Mathew
James Barrett
James Draper
Independent Company of Invalids
Chester
Congress
John Hancock
London
Boston Evening Post
Boston
Cambridge
Great Britain
Sailors Repair Vessels and Set Sail from Shields
On Thursday at Shields, sailors repaired on board their ships and those ready for foreign ports went to sea. Two or three colliers owned by coal-owners likewise set out on their voyage to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaveafilt
Shields
London
Neww-Haven
New-England
Hartford
New- York
Fabbath
Fairfield
Stanford
Guildhall
Court of Common Council
Livery of London
Half- Moon Tavern
Cheapside
Saxey
Markall
America
West GaHonway
Nancy
Thomson
Liverpool
Galloway
Oran
Barbary
Dover
Rowley
Hagan
St. Kitt’s
Sagars
Mathew
Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards
Robert Watson
Portsmouth
Augustus Hervey
Lord
Bristol
William Gordon
Heytesbury
Earl of
Lord Weymouth
Earl of Bristel
Lord Bristol
Thomas Lucas
Albemarlestreet
Guy’s Hospital
Robert Marth
Fig
Tregony
Cornwall
Launce
Limehouse
Paris
Davis
Quees Street
Oakam
Parick Crockall
Peter-street
Ferrandez
Devonshire-square
Pinchbeck
Cockspur-Street
Halfmoon-street
Strane
Cobham
Shrewsbury
S *S
Fa&t
Derby
Lincoln
John Lyon
John ‘Taylor
Taylor
Lyon
Nottingham
William Voce
Allan Vice
Mary Dafty
Clerkenwell
Bridewell
Old Riley
Hopkins
Newgaté-street
Christchurch
Portman-square
Suhe
Ross
France
Charles Nugent
Earl of Westmeath
Ganday
Deptford
Julies Worstone
Royal Navy
Ann Cockburne
Weybridge
Mary Marshall
Little Chelsea
Nathaniel Joyce
Scotch Greys
Bedford
John Dawne
Rich
Gray’s Inn
Outward bound ships sail as Grenada Galley arrives
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures from multiple ports, noting outward bound vessels to St Kitts, Maryland, Montserrat, and Antigua while the Grenada Galley from Grenada docks at a busy port. Additional shipping reports include vessels from Baltimore Dublin Belfast and London, with cargoes of cotton, sugar, and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind
Eaver
Hope
North Carolina
New-England
Dove
Parker
Falmouth
Paddock
Bristol
Portsmouth
Wiliam
Ann
Froome
Petersburgh
Doblins
Isabella
Butler
London
Corke
Minerva
Pearl
Antigua
Marquis of
Rockingham
Whitewood
Strivens
Friendship
Mackey
Westerhall
M'Lawrin
Jamaica
Hanover
Laney
Jersey
Tartar
Fiat
Nice
Jane
le Suer
Juno
Williams
Delight
Gard
Brisol
Mary
Thompson
New-York
Renfrew
Somervile
Maryland
St. Kitt's
Admiral Keppel
Copplestone
South Cretna
Fanny
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Moscow
Virginia
Lacan
Lord Duxmore
Logan
Waites
Tesa Bay
Philadelphia
St. Joseph
White
Magdalen
Wallace
York
Stephen Garrett
Manchester
Henry Papps
Richard Papps
New Sarum
Wilts
John Bean
Alexander Frater
Wandsworth
Rry
Callico-Printers
William Wolfe
Tavistock-street
Liberty of Westminster
Middlefix
Samuel Bean
Lawrence Pountney-lane
Longen
Samuel Gardner
Southwark
Surry
Hofier
Samuel Slade
St. Pancras
Auvilry
Willian Watters
Tuddington
Bedfordshire
Dealer
Chapman