Duke of Gloucester Lands at Gibraltar in 178k Visit
Report of the Duke of Gloucester arriving by the Venus and Alarm at Gibraltar on September 16, with gun salutes and formal welcomes by Governor Cornwallis. Details of landing, inspection of garrison, and ceremonial processions through Waterport to the convent, plus subsequent movements to Port Mahon and Genoa.
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Lennox
Gibraltar
Venus
Duke of Gloucester
Phillips
Cornwallis
Grand Battery
Waterport
Mendoza
Rinz
Bayside
Port Mabon
St. Philip's
Genoa
Alarm
Republic
Storm Devastates Marquis d Argens Pavilion
A storm on September 16 near Aix caused major damage in Eguile village. The Marquis d Argens pavilion was washed away, destroying a fine prints collection. His widow was rescued by local peasants carrying her to safety.
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Yenerday
France
Marseilles
Eguile
Aix
d’Argens
Prussia
Maritime arrivals and sailings in Antiguan and Atlantic routes
The report lists wind damaged passages and arrivals at ports, naming ships such as the Blizard Davis Antigua London Packet Chester for New London Anda lusia Hill Cadiz Shepherders Shepard Hondu ras Hawke Fox Africa Generous Friends Ross Antigua Earle Bowden Bristol Union Coombes from South Carolina Weirton Galley from Oporto Passed by Lady's Adventure Pringle from Barbadoes Thomas Mary Dunfrey Ann Mary Power Royal Exchange Woodford from Virginia lists ships from Maryland Virginia Barbados Jamaica etc Arrivals at St Peter Olive Branch Susannah from Cork Waterford ditto Susannah from Cork ditto etc.
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Blizard
Davis
Antigua
London Packet
Chester
New London
Andalusia
Hill
Cadiz
Shepherders
Shepard
Honduras
Hawke
Miller
Oporto
Gravesean
Lady's Adventure
Pringle
Barbadoes
Dunfrey
Ann and Mary
Power
Royal Exchange
Woodford
Virginia
Louisa
Spencer
Nancy
Colton
Friendship
Frost
Maryland
Liberty
Cledd
Senegal
Success
Dana
Dublin
Prencham
North Carolina
Hereford
Lung
Jamaica
London News Roundup From the London Gazette The London Gazette reports Ireland’s address to the Crown and arrivals and notices from Lisbon to Dover and beyond.
The issue notes Irish Lords and Commons pledging support to the Lord Lieutenant Viscount Townsend and promising to consider Ireland outrages and remedies. It lists ship movements including Duke of Cumberland’s party to Newmarket for races, the Cato and Tweed reports, and several naval appointments. It also mentions a benevolent widow, a Lisburner cabman tale, a mail robbery suspect, and multiple local notices. Bankrupts, marriages, and deaths are listed with venues and dates, plus dividend days and certificates due by November gth.
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London
London Gazette
Irelind
Commons
Ireland
Viscount Townsend
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of Northumberland
Rockingham
Renee
Dover
Polkstone
Minis Harbour
Calus
Calais
Dunkirk
Ann
Mary
Virginia
Hambureh
Cafco Bay
Biddeford
Royal Exchange
Werdford
Antigua
Jupy
Bieloit
James
Galitiee
Newcaille
Pitt
Newcastle
Collier
Levant
Flora
Deptford
Saxton
Thompson
Charles Talbot
Jnn
St. James's
Mr. Thompson
Her
Boteler
Woodhall-park
Hertfordshire
Europe
Rollo
Normandy
England
Alderfratetreet
Spitalfields
Newgate
John Farquharton
Iver
Medcaie
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Hibernia
Albrecht
Danizick
Newry
Polly
Bevicnus
St. Cross
Cuernsey
Betsey
Henrick
Alarylind
Leghorn Gallvy
Meimwald
Liverpool
Patty
Hatchinson
Thenides
Whitshaven
Ditto
Price George
Stanin
New York
Buiftol
Rely
Gridet
Limerick
Bacchus
Punton
Newcea
Lle
St. Peter, Rigg
Cork
Olive Branch
Boggard
Waterford
Susannah
Henderson
Corke
Gustino Merini
St. Mary Lé Bone
Thomas Roebuck
Gatton
Surry
George Colebrooke
Bart
Bedford-row
Mr. Herbert
Mirs Anne Taylor
Kerington
Marlborough-street
Edward Braithware
Strahan
Oldstreet
Cannon-street
Savage
Rawlins
Wax-Chandler
Mayfair
Crowidon
John Bedfer
Leeds
York
Elizabeth Porter
Queen-street
Cheapside
Guilehall
Mr. Abrahams
Jonathas Snow
St. Tula the Evangelist
Westminter
Midulesec
Dealer
Chapman
Guilahall
Cox
Gerrard-street
Soho
John Lord
Manchester
Lancefer
Dyer
Corn-street
Bristol
Joseph Hawkswell
John Aram
Cowaridge
Glamorse
Clever
Fureason
Birk-tavern
Nathan Windey
Corn Street
William Felton
Strand
Middlesex
Hoffer
Guildhall
Lurcer
Farecourt
Temple
Thomes Bayne
Piccadilly
Grocer
Atorney
Newby
Southampton Buildings
Chancery-lane
Otin Gillis
Great Buffel-street
County of Midlesex
Gilledge
Griminal
Jackson
Percystreet
Ruchbone-place
Javon
Dsulon
Neath
Councy
Glamorgan
Noember
Three Tuns
Britto
Stephen Barbut
Spital-square
Norton Falgate
Midaletex
James Fortune
Lower East Smithweld
Taylor
Robert ‘Lis
Doncaster
Finn
Edward Price
Bilston
Stafford
Robinson Farrow
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
John Scott
Hammersmith
Stationers Hart
Coreman-street
London-wall
Carier& Application
Illiam Laskett
Tunbridge
Seven Oaks
Bromley
Yesteriny
Swale
Mondrone
Thomas Theobald
Riverhead
Seven Waks
S ¥Itham
Essex
Ket
Thamas Theobald
Anthony Todd
Lady Barton
Miss Griffith
T. Davies
Russelltreet
Covent-garden
T. Cadell
Pompadour
W. Owen
Fleet-sheet
Danby Pickering
Gray’s Inn
Cambridge
J. Archdeacon
C. Bathurst
Fleettreet
D. Pickering
Cave
Ravels
North
America
Louisiana
Mr. Bossu
John Reinhold Forster
Translacor
North America
Mos
Prior Loefling
Linnzus
Spain
Cumana
English
North-America
T Davies
Ruffel-freet
S. Seacroft
Charing-crofs
O&avo
Tissot
Francis Bacon Lee
S. Bladon
Patemoiter-rew
Kimsley
Rofon
St. Martin’s le Grand
Charlotte Hamilton
George Edmunds
Brazen-Nose College
Oxford
Sir Charles Dermer
Marriot Villiers
Evangelist Palermo
A.M
Aideri
Elahg
Robert Brand
Invensg
His Majesty
Greenwigh
Himy
Long-acre
Bladonjé Noftter-Row
Mell
Rishardson
Urgull Royal Exchange
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