War renews between Spain and Morocco over colonial borders
The Bond Gazette translation of the Spanish monarchs declaration reports that peace with Morocco is broken after breaches by Moorish forces near Algiers and Ceuta. It details the rejection of Moroccan proposals, resumption of hostilities by sea and land, and a six month safe passage for subjects to return to their homes, dated October 23, 1774 with additional notes on captives and Mediterranean trade.
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Catholick Majesy
Morocco
Africa
Mahdhed Ben Abdalla
L.S
Spain
Prac. W
Algiers
Pata
Oran
Kageb
Ceuta
San Lorenzo el Real
Holland
Ts Tas
Petersbourg
Pugachev
Moscow
Leghorn
Cairo
Maubeuge
Battile
Port Records: Outward and Arrivals at London Nov 18 19
Shipping news lists outward bound ships from London including Betfey Jenkins from Rhode Island and Elling Holmes from Lancaster, plus arrivals such as Vaniittart East-Indiaman and Swift with other vessels from Dublin Malaga Bilboa and Cork. Port entries show routes to Jamaica Portugal and Jamaica with various vessels and captains.
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Betfey
Jenkins
Rhode Iland
Pollack
Simon
Swift
Lance
Gravesenn
Roys
Oak
Waller
Draper
Murray
Dublin
Bitsie Dick
MilIler
Royal Dale
Cummings
Malaga
Decanoga
Bilboa
Charming May
Holloway
Newry
Joseph
Hannah
Anderson
Corke
Good Intent
Catanick
Guyon
Port of London
Faro
Charlotte
Rebell
Providence
Duke
Hamburgh
Man
Endeavour
Hopkins
Peterbourgh
Edwards
Wood
Gottenbar H Ann
Sture
Norway
Fortune
Grenada
Grenville Bay
Cieland
Global Names Appear In Coastal Shipping Log
A fragmented list from Bristol to Seville and beyond names crews and origins. Sailors from London Barbadoes Dominica Dublin Africa and other ports appear with vessels such as Pallas Venus and Britannia. The document reads like a register of crew origins rather than a cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Bets’ey
Hawkins
London
Salter Reed
Barbadoes
Grafton
Green
Keainssbergh
Seville
Union
Emerson
Liverpro
Baiton
Betty
Craig
Dominica
Darlington
Knareston
la Soy
Smith
Pane
Pallas
Dublin
Jamaica
Venus
Dennison
Society
Trotter
Africa
Vincent's
Fly
Askew
Liverpool
Renre
Agtive
Hurry
Richard
Ford
Sally
Fountain
Riga
St. Martin’s
Diana
Forbes
Hamburgh
Exon
Britannia
Coper
Cafeo-Bay
Parliamentary Returns and New England Essex Delegates Resolve
Extracts report elected MPs to Devonshire and Yorkshire boroughs, with Beaumaris and Merioneth seats. A Boston Essex Delegates meeting condemns Parliament acts, urges William Browne to resign as counsellor and judge, while Browne refus es fidelity to the Crown. Additional items note Sardinia colonel promotions, ship arrivals, a court ruling upholding freemen rights in Shrewsbury, and local robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Vernon
Alexander Wedderburne
Oakhampton
Devonshire
Francis Henry Drake
Geo. Hobart
Beeralfton
Paul Henry Curry
Richard Philipps
Plympton
Richard Rigby
Richard Fitzpatrick
Tavistock
Hugh Williams
Castlefor
Beaumaris
Evan Lloyd Vaughan
Merioneth
Thomas Conolly
William Keppell
City of Chichester
Charles Wilkinson
Abel Smith
Aldborough
Yorkshire
Charles Mellith
Anthony Eyre
Boroughbridge
Robert Boyle Walsingham
Anthony Thomas Abdy
Knaresborough
Daniel Lascelles
Henry Pierre
Northallerton
Lawrence Dundas
Thomas Dundas
Richmond
Wiliam Aiflabie
Charles Allanson
Elgrs
Ripon
Thomas Frankland
Thickk
Bofton
New - England
Ipswich
Essex
Wm. Browne
Salem
A&s
Jon Prckervick
Jeremiah Lee
Samuel. Holton
Elbridge ‘Gerry
William Browne
Massachuset’s Bay
Willliam Browne
Turin
Lisbon
Catharina Sophia
Hulth
Stockholm
Bristol
Portmouth
Torbay
Dublin
Dalling
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James
Allyn Simmons
Batterea
County of
Surry
Bay of Biscay
Teid
Bar
Shrewsbury
Guildhall
Cee Ee
Taft
St. Dunstan'’s
Deputy Wilkins
Tower-street
Debuhe
Samuel Pilkington
Goodman’s Fields
St. Christopher’s
Ratfey
Hart
Echo
Portsmouth
Thomas Rowe
Golden-Cross Inn
Charing. Graf
Linton
Guildford
Buckham
Leatherhead
Epsom
Elephant and Gail
Newington
Ming
G . Boulton
Chasine-Crot
SAKER
Spread-Earle
J. Rogers
Guildford N.B
Port-Charles
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