Maritime Log and Sailings for Jamaica and Antigua
Oct 24 shipping notes list outward bound vessels including Friendship Dunn Green River to Jamaica and Adentue Sims to New York, with others bound for St Kitts Jamaica Antigua St Vincent and Barbados. Arrivals note Mary from Jamaica and vessels from Newfoundland and Bristol, including Perbeoe James and Hanover Planter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Green River
Addis
Jamaica
Sims
N. York
Savage
Hooper
Sandy Pont
Gibbons
Rebecca’ Caton
Weathrill
Cox
St. Kiet’s
Standlinch
Gawlend
Charlotte
Wilson
John
Burrows
Antigua
King George
Smith
St Vincent’s
Wiliam and Mary
Fortester
Mary
Blake
Ark
Pontmouth
Ageding
Geavesenn
Seahorse
Chattopher
Haudfon’s Bay
Ellis
Newfoundland
Bristol
Perbeoe James
Barbadoes
Hanover
Clifton
O'Brian
Proclamations of Martial Law in Jamaica 1776 Rebellion
From the Jamaica news report a July proclamation by Governor Six Basil Keith declares martial law in Hanover and surrounding parishes to suppress slave rebellion, with articles of war publicly read in St Jago de la Vega Port Royal and Kingston, followed by an embargo on ships as insurrection fears rise. Nearby items note port arrivals, naval movements, and local court notices amid the Atlantic conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londoln
Kinneston
Jamaica
Basil Keith
Hanover
St. Jago de la Vega
Port Royal
Kingston
Great-Britain
King Ficn
Withywood
Pury Manning
Lord North
Buddy-park
Gower
Sandwich
Germaine
Weymouth
Earl of Mansfeld
Court of King’s Bench
Mgr. Thurlow
Howe
New-York
Washington
King’s Bridge
Rachael
Henry
Grenada
Hope
Quinse
Angel
Port Grouth
Bristol
France
la Flora
Brett
Brett and Rochfort
Praffia
Beulbn
Abemiefiwar
Ra¢kfort
Brést
Breiti
Naples
London
England
de Clegny
Duke de Choiseulx
Target
Hagueacvile
Doteh Ett-India Company
States-General
Basil Reich
Kemprborn
Grenville Packet
West-Indies
Falmouth
Aus
Maidstone
Con‘voy
Lat
Pallastergate
St. Eustatia
Oxfordshire
Oxford-fleer
Starling
Fottenham Court-Road
Worthip-street
Shoredatch
Tyuehlay
Mary Dickenson
Endfield
Ann Garlick
Hornsey-ton
Ifington
Sasiuck Taylor, Hofier
Holborn
Mg. Edwards
Andrew Drimmy
Boroughsltreet
Taylor
Mr. Drimmy
Hicks’s Hall
Ee — Wiliam Chagidier
Robert Lewin
Wm. Watts
Hiu
Bow-freet
John Fielding
Isington
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Wind S. W
General Howe
Lawrance
Aopuil
Bor
Datimde
St.Kist’s
North River
New York
Lord Howe
Bolton Harbour
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Congress
Great Britain
United Colonies
Europe
Thomas M‘kean
Virginia
America
Howé
Thu Geho Hawe
Cannes
Paris
Fecizhyris
Amera
Sarah’ Jenn
Hlodd
William Catherall
John Hexstall
Catherall
Charing-cross
Ranelagh
Thomas Hammond
Thomas Bull
Hexstaff
Heathen
Hammond
Hexstall
Catheyall
Sir John Fielding
Ed Hexstall
Min
Hexttall
Morris Geary
Couhterfergnp
Heather
Howcainot
John Clarke
William, Wood
Fes
Lincolntasiane
Charles .Pipkins
Watton
Finchley
Robert Walker
Tybim
Wood
Pipkins
Walker
Bow-street
William Weed
Charles Pipkins
Bartholomew-tlofe
Carles
Birgit
Riukbr Besford
Mile Green
Gres
Birmingham
OmiRaedday
Borate
Donaldson
Mets
Hampfield
Hatch