Catastrophic storm at Peterhead damages new pier
Edinburgh dispatch reports a heavy storm from the north on Monday night with rain and tempestuous winds at sea. The sole damage noted is a portion of the new Peterhead pier, about 76 feet long and six feet high, toppled by the gale.
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Ship News Arrivals and Passages From Gravesend Harbor
Ships travel and arrivals listed with ports of origin and captains. Vessels include Barbary Packet Lean Dunkirk Dutch man of war and Speedwell sloop. Three Friends Hellen from Amsterdam Concord Sudbury John and Thomas Hearn from Norway Linen-Hall Randall from Dublin. Other arrivals at Portsmouth Lancaster Milford Falmouth Plymouth Petersburgh Chatham Lynn Quebec and more.
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Drax
Wind
Lean
Dunkirk
Speedwell
Gravesend
Hellen
Amsterdam
Concord
Sudbury
John
Thomas
Hearn
Norway
Linen-Hall
Randall
Dublin
Portsmouth
Venus
Gowland
Quebec
Friendship
Petersburgh
Desire
Gallile
Iga
Lancaster
Morton
Keen
St. Kitt’s
Milford
Whim
Butler
Jamaica
Dispatch
Curry
Bourdeaux
Neptune
Charles
Ste Croix
Falmouth
Mary
Smith
Senegal
Jup
Corke
Plymouth
Morrison
Malaga
Goodwill
Maxwell
Willam
Medical
Hull
Chatham
Britannia
Dixon
Stockholm
L’orient
Bourdeaux Pairer
Jenkins
London
Shields
William
Chapman
Archangel
Lynn
Elizabeth
Button
Strange, Brown
Bristol
Boyd
London dispatches reveal army promotions and overseas alerts
Reports from St James's and Madrid describe promotions signed by the king and dispatches sent to Lord Grantham. News from Ireland and America notes General Lee moving toward Canada with Rogers and Indigenous allies. extra letters from Brussels and Toulon discuss looming war and naval movements.
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Lord Dunmore
Ireland
America
Holland
Lee
Charles Town
Rogers
Canada
Brussels Gazette
Toulon
Philadelphia
England
Congress
Calais
Fitzjames
London
Gowland
Venus
Spithead
Quebec
Lord Howe
New-York
Portsmouth
Expres
Yetis
Heart of Oak
Collins
West India
Gibraltar
Gibraltar,Aug. 18.© On the Sthint
Oran
Valdivia
Mammora
Morocco
Moors and ships clash as naval action sinks gallies
An antique report describes a three hour engagement in which a galley sunk after a shot from the Valdivia. The Valdivia lost 12 men with several wounded. Don Gabriel lost four with 18 wounded. A Dutch seizure sparked changes in pass handling and a public inquiry into a bank heist plot unfolds at Bow Street with Rohl, Fairbanks, and Hopkins facing committal.
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Valdivia
Portsmouth
America
Downs
Stockholm
Petersburgh
Baltick
Spithead
Plymouth
Omaiah
Clarke
Madeira
Nancy
Beaconsfield
Lord Veré
Hanworth
Middlesex
Bow-street
Sir John Fielding
Andrew Rohl
Daniel Hopkins
Robert Albion Cox
Little Britain
Anne Fairbanks
Rohl
Cox
Mr. Cox
Fairbanks
Ann Fairbanks
Tothillfields Bridewell
Bartholomew Close
Aldersgate-street 5
Hopkins
Aldersgate Street
Dan
Sir John
Highwaymen and burglaries loom in Strand cases atbar
John Hardinge T W Harrison and Charles Freime faced the bar on suspicion of highway robbery and housebreaking gear. Pistols and stolen items were produced. remanded for reexamination. Other reports include robberies near Hounslow and a clergyman’s robes stolen in Crowncourt, with several deaths and marriages noted in brief notices.
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John Hardinge
T. W. Harrison
Charles Freime
Bond
Hardinge
Harnton
Strand
Cthe
Green
Kew Bridge
William Hodder
Hounslow
Freime
James Messenger
Crowncourt
Westminter
St. James’s Park
Mr. Fisher
Covent-garden
Cheagre
Lacy
Drury-lane
Towyn
Gunnersbury-lane
Theatre Royal
Liverpool
Carpenter
Drury-lane Theatre
Smith
Silver-street
Golden-square
John Chambers
Harley-street
Whitehart-court
Gracechurch Street
John Vickres Taylor
Goodman’s-fields
Elizabeth Gray
Aesday
Bromley
Kent
Child
Briffal
Ellis
Stroud
Alten
Rodborough
Rowl. Pytt
Bigsweare
Gloucestershire
Mr. Parry
Cirencester
Knightsbridge
Williamson
King-street
Woodstock-street
Capt. Watts
Foot-Guards
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