Admiralty Condemns Brigantine and Newfoundland Bound Vessel
The Brigantine of St. Maro's and Claude fe Gentilhome aboard the Newfoundland bound ship, both captured by the Advice Man of War under Capt. Haddock, were condemned by Dr. Bailie, Judge of the Court of Admiralty at Kinsale. The report from the Charter School of Charleville details opening ceremonies, donations, and subscriptions, plus the Earl of Orrery's support and the school’s religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Maro's
Claude Fe Gentilhome
Newfoundland
Haddock
Kinsale
Bailie
Court of Admiralty
Incorporated Society, &c. S
Charleville
Cork
Dean Brice
Saul Bruce
Earl of Orrery
Arrival of multiple ships and royal progress in Europe
Fragmentary dispatch details arrivals at Whitby and Penzance, ships from Antigua and Gottenburgh, and the King's progress from Helvoetfluys to Utrecht with royal accolades. Reports include the Prince and Princess of Orange, court ceremonies in St James's, and commissions at the Admiralty. Also mentions a Portugal king’s death rumored and a Pretender conference with the Pope along with court and legal notices from Westminster Hall and Old Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitby
Mary Gully
Moncur
St. It’s
Penzance
St. Stephen
Lindsay
Antigua
Portsmouth
Providence
Mourant
Guernsey
Leith
Helen of Pittenweem
William Horseburgh
Gottenburgh
Se. Peter
Michael Errickson
L Oondon
Helvoetfluys
Berlin
Maaslandflugs
Blackamoor
Princess of Orange
Utrecht
M. Poucheud
Serene
Y Citerey
Cats Amelia
Caroline
St. ’S
Countess of
Sandwich
Aix la Chaple
Hague
Portugal
Petters
Rome
Aix la Chapelle
Great Britain
Lords of the Admiralty
Stephen Colby
Thomas Hanbury
New England
Rhode-Island
New-York
King’s
Westminster-Hall
Luke Robinson
Heydon
Samuel Curtins
Daniel Blake
Edmund Elgan
Saffron-Hill
Elgan
Joshua Travers
Blake
Cheapside
John Kearney
Meadows
Cornhill
William Care
Gingles
Newgate
Elizabeth Nicholls
Robert Westley
Petty
William Jefferies
Robert Cunningham
Robert Salmon
William Denny Fox
John Dimen
Sheppard
Joseph Danvers
Swithland
Leicester
Bart
Envile
Staffordshire
Charles Weymeiter
Knight
Lord Luxborough
John Wolfe
Dutchy of
Lancater
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Deal
Townshend
Nathaniel Roffee
William Chamberlain
London
Matthew Wainwright
Ipswich
Suffolk
Chapman and
Henry Matthew
Stratford Upon Avon
Warwick
Grocer and Chapman
Lloyd’s Coffee
Lombard-Street
Agenevienes
Ira
Hawde
Charla Wilson
Thomas Grande
Falmouth
Jonathan Popham
Earle’s
Plymouth
Hampshire
Lionel Daniel
King’s Yard
Quebeck
Lloyd's Coffee House
Lombard - Street
Aid
Catwater
Guernzep
Prince of Wales
Jobn Beale
Flor Sale
Earl’s Coffee-House
Bourdeaux
Assurance
Andrew Jelf
Agorony Delacombe
Stone-House
Earl’s Coffee
Bayonne
Capeton
Barnes-Common
VU Eigreas
Ser Wao
Fordingbridge
Southampton
Jostru Brrr
Colcheser
St. John’s Green
Colchester
Hayes Turnpile
County of
Middlesex
John
Ifice
Mgr. Fohn
Sheepstor
Walkhampton
Meavy
Buckland Monachorum
Devon
John Elford
Dock
Tavistock
Moll
Exeter
Longstone
Japson
Ingsdon
Ashburton
Mark Batt
Modtonham
Saltash
Cornwall
Addis Archer
Samuel Brent
John Edgecumbe
Thomas Jones
Stansted
William Lake
Castle Yard
Holborn
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