Abundant harvest and drops in corn prices abroad
The report notes corn supplies in the United States and Bavaria flood markets, with prices halved locally and life costs falling in Bohemia Franconia and Swabia. Military notices list junior officers and ensigns from various regiments, including Dragoon guards and Foot regiments, with names such as Lieut. Quantock and Ensign Bird among others.
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Bavaria
Bohemia
Franconia
Swabia
War Office
Ween's
Dragoon Guards
John Quantock
Royal Rep. Dragoons
Heywood
Ath
Dragoons
Thomas‘Alston
Queen’s Reg
Light Dragoons
Henry Pigot
Tive Royal Reg
Foot
Thomas Radcliff
46Th Reg
Thomas Taylor Bird
Thames Wintringham
46Th
Robert Henry Mallory
36Th
Francis Chester
Abel Walter
Robert Burne
Duncan Cameron
ames‘Spiack
Charles Kerr
William Millar
Edward Despard
Wilson
John James
Military orders and ship movements reported at Plymouth
Plymouth dated Sept 28 shows orders for His Majesty sloop Weazle to fit for service and Captain Cras appointed to the Somerset in the guardship at the port. Gosport Sept 30 notes Defiance will be commissioned in place of Worcester and that others will be put out of commission.
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Counntry
Plymouth
Weazle
Guinea
Cras
Somerset
Hughes
Gosport
Worcester
Outward and arrival ship list from a 18th century port
Outward bound ships depart in light WSW to NNW winds including Polly Forward, Duke of Cumber, Hunter for various destinations. Arrivals include Corke Loyalty, Royal George, Downe s Mary, and others from Barbados, Jamaica, Philadelphia, Cork, and Liverpool. The long list records many vessels and their origins with destinations like New York, Cadiz, Leghorn, and Jamaica.
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S.W
Boyce
Polly
Forward
Senegal
Annapolis
Eden
Elizabeth
Mary- Sands
Christian
Smith
Antigua
Duke of Cumberand
Hunter
Oporto
Maria
Thompson
Piscacaqua
Felicity
Simpson
Neptune
Coffin
Beaver
Boston
Portland
Wilson
Carolina
Weathéridl
Cox
St. Kitt's
Hope
Archdeacon
Honduras
Thomas
Obrien
Matthew
Clapp
Jaica
Industey
Duke
Carthagena
St. George
Wear
Cadiz
Hawke
Gershiers
Philadelphia
Jupiter
Dertring
Leghorns
Nancy
Moore
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Hazard
Potts
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Willis
Turkey
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New Providence
India
Ayce
Hopewell
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Dove
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Cooper
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Helm
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London
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Buffet
Roche
Malaga
Allerton
Aneron
Geox Fa
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Swallow, Org
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Bee
Som Londa
Regelias Y Rainbow
Gordon
South Carolina
Spwes
Elion Don Letter From Smyrna Reports Ottoman Reforms
A July letter from Smyrna notes the Ottoman Ministry's resolve to restore order and protect European residents. The Grand Seignor sent the Koulkayafi with unlimited power, who entered Smyrna on Monday, met with a hostile reception from janissaries, and implied a revolt.
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Elion
Don
Smyrna
Koulkayafi
Janissaries
Mutineers Disarmed After Wise Leadership and Ship News
A report details mutineers in the city being disarmed through firm leadership, refitting their chief. Advice from Gibraltar notes the Westmoreland, Captain Bradley, captured by a Moorish frigate on August 4, while a squadron sought restitution at Mogadore. Letters from Leghorn mention General Murray with 164 Christian slaves redeemed by the Empress Queen of Hungary. The India service captains’ firing times for 1773 are listed, and the East India Company appoints Rev. Robertes Carr as chaplain at St Helena. An inscription on Wolfe’s monument commemorates his death at Quebec in 1755. Extra from Capt. Robinson describes a hurricane at Galisbury and Malmsbury, with ships on the stocks damaged and people injured, plus local trials, robberies, and deaths.
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Newte
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Malmsbury
Akill
St. Margaret’s Hill
Dillet
Hoxton
Diederick Hilker
Clemient
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