Naval squadron under Marquis Tilly list and arrivals
Saturday November 16 Capiz SZPT describes a squadron commanded by Marquis Tilly with four ships of 76 guns Le Puissant Monarque St Joseph and St Damas plus others. It notes the Sieur Caudron Canton arrives aboard Monarque, St Augustin 70 gun ship reaches Ferrol and three more ships expected.
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Capiz
Thequadron
Marquis Tilly
le Puissant
le Monarque
le St. Joseph
le St. Damas
Amerique
le Septentrion
Sieur Caudron
Carthagena
St. Augustin
Ferrol
Three Men Attack Messenger Hailing Connor Escape
Dublin reports Francis M Cormick, a Roe messenger bound for Trim gaol, was attacked by three men on the road to Chapel Izod after word spread Connor was recaptured. He was knocked down and severely beaten. bystanders intervened to save him. An Cork letter notes French preparations for a grand stroke against the kingdom.
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Dublin
Francis M.cormick
Roe
Trim
Meath
Thomas Connor
Newgate
Connor
M‘cormick
Chapel-Izoc
Corke
Arrivals and departures at major ports listed in N E B S notebook
Shipping news notes arrivals and departures at multiple ports. Vessels from Jamaica Newfoundland Lisbon Genoa Waterford and Dublin pass or reach destinations such as Seville Havre Portsmouth and Dublin. Names include Phi- Ippa Maitland Speedwell Worthington and more with dates November 11 to 14.
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Dear
W.S.W
Maitland
Jamaica
Monly
Manders
Seville
Providence
Adamson
Havre
Speedwell
Grant
Milford
Phillips
Portsmouth
Loyalty
Roberts
Dublin
Gravesexn
Hopewell
Moore
Quebec
Endeavour
Hale
Waterford
Herbert
Anna-Maria
Rolls
Dartmouth
Paifey
Hardy
Newfoundland
Ann
Daddick
Fom
Lisbon
Pooles Pelican
Hanwtck
Nancy
Pord
Venus
Child
Rafamond
Southgate
Genoa
Guarda Mor
Aveiro
Norton
Plymouth
Amiahie Jane
Noos
Gibraltar
Lutsmar
Wood
London
Laws
Coronation
Clemens
Malaga
Jenny Wnevan
Tunis
Cadis Lively
Simmonds
Derby congratulates the Queen as royal cakes reach Kew
In London yesterday Earl of Derby paid homage to the King and Queen at St James's. Four large christening cakes were sent to Kew for the Royal children and the youngest Derby daughter received two pieces of valuable plate. The King and Queen’s entourage enjoyed a lavish entertainment. Dispatches arrived for Governor Edward Hay of Barbadoes via the Nelson. The French and Spanish fleets reportedly sail, ports unclear. The Minehead and Whithorn retaken by a Liverpool ship arrived at Halifax. The Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry resigns as Lincoln's Inn preacher. Dr Woodcock may replace him. The Archbishop of York plans a London departure for Bath by physicians’ advice. Justices in Tower Hamlets to enforce seafaring impressment. 20s paid per seaman approved. A press gang abducted 17 youths from Westminster pubs. most released after parental intervention.
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London
Earl of Derby
St. James’s
Queen’s
Kew
Earl and Countess of Derby
Lord Derby
Edward Haye
Barbadoes
Nelson
Hayes
Brest
Cadiz
America
Whithorn
Newfoundland
Liverpool
Arived
Halifax
Litchfield
Coventry
Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Woodcock
Westminster
John Fielding
Public notices and catastrophes at Drury Lane and London
Suspicious characters detained for investigation and various public notices of crimes. A mad dog remedy is proposed, with cupping and compound powders. A theatre accident at Drury Lane leaves a scene-shifter with a broken thigh. Highway robbery harms a lady, and three youths lose money. Executions and deaths among London residents follow, with marriages and a widow's pistol tragedy noted.
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Guildhall
Drury Lane Theatre
Middlesex Hospital
Edmonton
Aaron Barew
Newgate
Harrop
George-yard
Lombard-street
Read Peacock
Huntingdon
London
Wright
Hollings
Chancery-lane
Greenwich
Evan Clarke
Sturgeoss
Charlton
Mr. Jacobs
Wallbrook
Laurence Castle
Chace Side
Southgate
Millard
Terry
Warren's True Original Milk of Roses Cleanser for Skin
An 18th century advertisement promotes Warren’s True Original Milk of Roses as a safe cleanser and purifier for babies from six hours old and adults. It claims to soften skin, prevent dryness, cool and balsamic effects, and remove sunburns freckles pimples redness and black worm blemishes. Prepared by Richard Warren perfumer with a shop at Golden-Fleece Marybone-street and a Cheapside perfume shop selling bottles at 38 6d and 10s 6d. Also advertises Fuller's Purifier for cleaning white and stone coloured cloths at Is.
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Warren
Richard Warren
Golden-Fleece
Marybone-street
Golden-square
Woodstreet
Cheapside
Adams
Bennett
New Ormond-street
Argyle-Arms
Argyle-street
Oxford-street
Sue Adams
Price
Conquestadore's Clean Ship Practices Praised
A letter from George LipDLe extols Capt. Samuel Thompson of the Conquestadore for maintaining shipboard hygiene. He notes air circulation, vinegar washing, and regular provisioning of bedding, claiming not 100 men have left for hospital in twelve months despite various bodily disorders. The writer urges publication for the commander's credit.
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Samuel Thompson
George Lipdle
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Middlesex Journal
George Hadley
Bengal
Daniel Smith
M.D
F. Newbery
St Paul's Murchyeyad
Frice
Southwark
Justitia
River Thames
William Smith
Paterrofter-ruw
Ottava
Michael Foster
Michael Dodson
E. Brooke
Worrall and
Torey
Bell-yard
Temple-bar
Major Helland
Lewis Evans
William Scull
Henry Mooten
Lieut. Ross
J. Cooke
Michael Lane
Jof
Gilbert
Giambatista Beccaria
University of
Turin
J. Nourse
Strand
His
Zachary Pearce
Rocheser
Characer
T. Cadell
Earsly
M.j.fty
A .Curicus
G- Kearfly
Serjeants-inn
Fleettreet
England
Kearfly
Daily Journal
Our Lord
Germany
Switzer
Europe
Engla
P.ft
Court of Aldermen of
Fielding
Walker
Terrow
Ladies Pocket Journal
Clara
Ferdinand
W. Domville
Bogkfeber
Royal Exchange
Robert Winch
Chymis
Hay - Market
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Lydgate
Tolu
T. Greenough
Ludgate-hill
Price Re
W. Bayley
Cockpur Street
Haymarket
A. Rothewell
Fond-street
My Purdie
North Parade
Bath
Chymitt
Athy Court
King’s Bench
Toky
Chymifi
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