Trade and sailed vessels from Caribbean and Atlantic ports
Arrivals and sailings report ships and crews across multiple ports. Vessels named include London Packet Palmer from Portsmouth Dijon, Mercury Packet Forbes from St Helena, two Brothers Press from Nice, Dover ships Muir Richardson from Antigua, St Peter Peale from Smyrna, and many others arriving or sailing toward Jamaica Barbados Newfoundland and Europe with dates in mid November and mid December.
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S. Dear
W.S.W
Hanover
Lyncp
Nottingham
Donalds
Antigua
Meredith, Shocraft
Pinkham
Florida
Champion
Fellows
Tobago
Columbus
Lanfield
Ferrol
Richmond
Birch
Domnica
Afton-Hall
Parker
Friendship
Taylor
Gibraltar
Ann-Sufasna
Johpson
Beckford
Curlibg
Jamaica
Mattew
Young
Planter
Calf
St. Kitt’s
Fergus
Montferrat Thames
Watt
Nevis
Charming Molly
Mander
Seville
Teo
Friends
Naddy
Jand
Loyalty
Roberts
Dubin
Newt
Dbagee
Newry
Speedwell
Welb
Cutter
London Peck T
Palmer
Rom
Bourdeault
Trecothck
Mooe
Mariem Blair
St Kitt’s
Daarr
Jaft
Westerhall
M Langin
Grnada
Poly
Dublin
Graveson
Unity
Owen
Corke
Betfey
Angus
Janaica
St. Andero
Delany
Francisco
Oswega
Jitboa
Peggy
Blake
Lovely Betfey
Bahop
Malaga
the Downs
London Packet
Pourdeaux
Mercury Packet
Forbes
St. Helena
Hoytakes Triton
Bartlet
Zant Corker
Rebecca
Witherington
Lisbon
Kerr
Barbadoes
Vrew Elizabeth
Plumb
Bremen
Che Creek
Two Brothers, Press
Nice
Dover
Muir
Richardson
St. Peter
Peale
Smyrna
Newhoupuland
Wormers
Resolution
Som
Limerick
Edward, Broe
London
Naples
Joseph, Jenkins
Newfoundland
Africa
Blotsom
Rigmaiden
Liverpool
Sitters
Maxwell
London Extra from Greenock and New York War News
An London extra reports Nov letters about Burgoyne near New York and heavy cannonading on the North River as troops land in New Jersey. It notes British efforts cautioned by Seamen and a prisoner exchange planned, with accounts of Loyalists imprisoned and a signed exchange to come.
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London
Greenock
Momming
New- York
Warwick
M‘vey
Howe
North
Jerseys
Washington
New-York
Earl of Halifax
Boulderfonne
Navy
General Howe
Sullivan
Congress
Great Britain
Staten Island
Howes
Crown
Franklin
Edward Utledge
John Adams
Ose
Phereas
A. Y
Thomas Davies
His Majesty’s Customs
Pert Levan
Penganée
Breage
Fa-D
Edward Stanley
Letters from the American War and British News
Content describes political loyalties and terms of government, soldier movements, ships, and naval actions including Burgoyne’s forces, Burgoyne’s light horse arrival in New York, the Burford man of war, and transport Esther’s engagement with a privateer. Reports of press warrants, impressment, arrests at Bow Street, robberies, a Falhammer-like crime spree, and a marriage notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
States of America
Sullivan
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Lake Champlain
Portsmouth
Spithead
Vrow Johanna
Quebec
River St. Lawrence
Unity
London
Richmond
Cape Race
St. Peter’s
Burgoyne
Esther
Corke
Halifax
America
Congress
New York
Burford
George Bowyer
Endeavour
Confawcky
Labradore
Board of Admiralty
County of
Middlesex
Thames
Tunbridge
Lord Delawar
John Fielding
Will. Addington
Elqis
Bow Street
Patrick Murphy
John Fagan
John Gordon
Litchfield Street
Bench
Fulham
Mr.Beach
Taylor
Bailey
Halfeanchour
Lal Friday
James- Henry, Hatchner
Picahdilly
Souvignéy and Gloucester Alliances in Early 1800s Notices
Fragmentary bankruptcy and personal notices list marriages and deaths, surrender dates, and dividend adjournments. Entries name Souvignéy of Marybone and Mrs Kelly of Greenwich, Norman Souvipbey, and Capt. Wyndman among others. deaths include Mr. John Webb, a watch-jeweller in Arundel Street. various bankrupts with surrender and dividend dates. certificates to be granted to Bankrupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souvignéy
Marybone
Ambrose Souvipbey
Greenwich
Cap Barrett
Kelly
Capt. Kelly
Portland Street
Norman
Eigs
Penrin
Cornwall
John Webb
Wwatch-jeweller
Guildhall
London
Altaingy
George Parrott
New
Ian
Samuel Woolly
Winterbourne Sticks
Dorsetshire
Greyhound Jury
Blandford Rorum
John Ridout
Langton
Blandford
Dorfetthire
Thomas Nisholson
Pope’s Head
Cornhill
Taylor
Attornes
Meff
Farrer and Lacey
Broad-street-hill
John Cood
Southwark
Surry
Hardwareman
Rexwell
Whitechapel
Richard Taylor
Great Warner-street
Coldbarthfields
Middlesex
Richard Cramp
Canterbury
Kent
William Payne
Liberty of the Rolls
Carpenter
Patrick Larkan
Coleman Street
Thomas Mare
St. Andrew
Holborn
Fore-treet
King’s- Bench
Maria Theresia Winnarran
Howard- Street
St. Clement Danes
Nathaniel Williams
Exeter
Swale’s
City of
Mrs Yates Apologizes For Townly Absence At Drury Lane
On Saturday at Drury Lane Mrs Yates made her first appearance since dispute with managers over not playing Lady Townly. She apologized to the audience, saying she hopes to oblige the town, then exited to applause. The Roman Father followed with her performing Horatia.
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Drury-Lane
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London Gazette
Lord Cuampervain
Otice
Kew
Queen’s House
St.James’s
Dublin Castle
Boyle Roche
Cambridge
Norfolk
Joseph Champion
Edale
Derbyshire
Chapman
George Sanders
Northampton
Cuthbert Bitchcown
Lancashire
Forster
St. Pdul
Hollands
England
Pabur Ag
Puner Hgie
Bug
Fis Bair
Lis
Filfo Parker
Mons. Bacle
Royale Bausans Pareille
Rand
W. Parkes
Lloyd
Blyth
Rafidali
Salisbury
F. Black Gelding
James Young
Salibury
Richard Ruffell
Broadway
Worcester
Campden
Tage Trarphaid
Tito Ueiricas
Sige
Newmarket
Klick
Hark
Cart
Ypool
L. Gevaux
T. Banner
and Company
N.B
U.toxeter
Dunchurch
Bond
Grove
Cary Strear
Boswell
Chancery-lane
Mayersbach
Doftur
Conag
Emiriente