Shipping crew and vessels listed at Barbadoes and Liverpool
The Mary Allanty from Lancester and Barbadoes sails. the Kengal Merchantt Murner from Barbadoes. the Hans Hindman from St. Kitts to Leith. the Tryton Cooper from Barbadoes to Liverpool. the Charming Peggy Wallock from Virginia bound for Liverpool. multiple origins and destinations noted.
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Mary
Allanty
Lancester
Barbadoes
Kengal
Murner
Ditto
Hans
Admiralty Proclamation and naval manning orders amid ongoing wars
A May 20 dispatch from the Admiralty outlines continued seafaring readiness despite a temporary cessation of arms with France. Officers press seamen only for their own ships until crewed, reserve help for vessels returning from the Mediterranean, and note smuggling activity rising on Sussex coast. Reports cover arrests, market bans, parliamentary seats, ship captures, and local incidents across London and surrounding counties.
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Bon Down
Ar. Corbett
Admiralty
Admiralty Office
France
Thames
London
Spain
Peter Warren
Hawke
His
Buffel
Jersey
Diamond
Mediterranean
Trustees Meet Over Bagshot Heath Turnpike Repairs
At a February 22 1747 trustees meeting for repairing the Bagshot Heath turnpike in Surrey it was ordered the next meeting be April 18 but insufficient trustees appeared. A May 9 meeting was then set, again with too few trustees, and a final May 30 meeting was ordered for ten o clock in the forenson at the Red Lion in Egham.
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Bagshot Heath
Surry
Red Lion
Egham
Advertisement warns two Bull-Finches’ owners in Duke Street
In June or July 1747 two Bull-Finches were sent to two ladies in Duke Street who promised to teach them to sing. Despite many inquiries no answer has been given. If no satisfactory reply is received before June 17, their names and disagreeable particulars will be published in this paper.
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Duke-Street
Sale of cargo and vessel at Bristol exchange
On June 2 at the Exchange Coffee-House Bristol a cargo from St Domingo will be auctioned aboard the ship La Notre Dame des Anges captured by the privateer Alexander commanded by Capt Mathew Combe. Cargo includes 485 casks sugar 34 casks Indigo six tons cotton 41 casks coffee six tons lignum vitae mahogany planks tortoise shell samples viewable in London and Bristol. Also to be sold the 300 ton square sterned ship with crew and materials. Inventories to be issued by Mr Underhill and William Sunt.
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Grenadier
Kent
Newgate
St. James’s
Holland
Bois Je Duc
Hawley
Duke
Hanover
Madrid
Turin
Aix la Chapelle
Cyril’ Wych
Hamburgh
Dantzick
Hans Towns
Order of St. Alexander
Viscount Petersham
St. Edmund’s Bury
Suffolk
William Corbett
Bart
Ludlow
Shropshire
Archbishop of Canterbury
Ee Barnard
City of London
Kensington Square
Edward Robinson
Salter
London
Middlesex
West Ham
Essex
Harris
Powell
Foxley
John Dalrymple
Stair
Scotland
Bristol
Wilts
Gloucester
Admiralty
Mark Milbank
Inverness
New England
Antstell
Boston
Antigua
William, Street
Rotterdam
Newcastle
St. George
Limerick
Newfoundland
Baltimore
Sussex
France
Middle Epyward
Gailet
Somertethhire
Exchange Coffee
Briftol
la Notre Dame Des Anges
St. Domingo
Mathew Combe
Undehhill
William Sunt
Publick Survey on Estates in Devon and Cornwall Auction
Notices announce multiple public surveys for sale of the Yard and Sharpham estates in Devon, with parcels of Barton and manors near Totness, Dartmouth, Newton Abbot, and Ashburton. Details and property particulars are available at listed inns and coffee houses in Plymouth Exeter Totness Newton Bushell and London.
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Fune
Jon Pewsey
Plymouth
Longstone
Sheepstor
Devon
Sheepftor
Walkhampton
Mgavy
Buckland Monachorum
Sheepster
John Elford
Dock
Tavistock
Earle
Moll
Exeter
Japson
Ingsdon
Ashburton
Mark Batt
Modtonham
Saltash
Cornwall
Addis Archer
Samuel Brent
John Edgecumbe
Thomas Jones
St. Anstell
Wiliam Lake
Castle Yard
Holborn
London
Maddock
Totners
Gilbert Yard
Sharpham
County of
Messuage
Barton
Lower Sharpham
Alprington
Said
Dart
Totness
Dartmouth
Higher
Hollybear
Ashprinton
Brwden
Harris
Drew
Marshal’s
Slade
Warcombe
Perchwood
Painton
Richard Metherell
Bridge Town
Pomeroy
Tenness
John Gregory
Newton-Burhell
Woolborough
Teing
Angel Inn
Bell Inn
Newton
Barton Houses
Sharpham and Bradley
Moll’s
Earle’s
William Luke
Castle-Yard
Reward offered for two missing men in Reading incident
William Mills aged about seventeen and William Mitchell aged about nineteen absented themselves from master Michael Whittingham a wooden-heel maker in Castle Street Reading Berks on Sunday the 15th instant. A Guinea reward is offered for information leading to their return and they are warned against harbouring or employing them. Mills wore a brown coat and waistcoat with round metal buttons and leather breeches Mitchell wore a light coloured coat a light waistcoat and leather breeches.
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Westminster Bridge
Surry Shore
Carter
Watermens Hall
Vauxhall
Highgate
Aldersgate-street
Horner
Excise- Office
Bagshot-Heath
Houseman
Colabrook
Elizabeth Nicholls
Gordon
James Fraser
Cooke
Southampton Street
Newgate
Sevenoaks
Kent
King’s Bench
Westminster
Black Friars Stairs
Gravesend
America
Holland
Major Highworth
Bragg
Foot
Nicholas Godschall
Mortlake
Surry
Northampton
Ray
Thomas Ray
Knightbridge
Broadway
Westmatter
Richard Baker
Lloyd’s
Lombardftreet
Bedford-Row
William Mills
Wiliam Mitchell
Michael Whittingham
Castle Street
Reading
Berks
William Mitchell
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Oxford
John Keill
D. Fallow
Royal Society
Henry Lintot
Chinnery
Inney Templs-Lane