Ship News Arrivals and Departures From London and Ports
Ship news lists arrivals and departures at Plymouth, Falmouth, Portsmouth, and ports including Liverpool, Barbadoes, Newfoundland, and Jamaica. Vessels named include Edward from Liverpool for the river, and many coasters bound for Cork and Batavia, with several vessels passing by or arriving from the West Indies and Virginia trade routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind S
Hunter
Kenped
Diana
Cobb
Lisbon
Aurora
Gordon
Newfoundland
Defiance
Higgs
Barbadoes
Fair
America
Wintham
Good Intent
Mensforth
Cork
Batavia
Rogers
New-England
Amelia
M‘neal
South
Fom
Oparto
Mary
William
Yelton
Ninoy
Mackintoth
Britahnig
O - Portmouth
Betsey
Popham
Bowes
Tresothie
Moor
Falmouth
Carolina
Bernard
South Carolina
Lancaster
Davis
Narva
Liverpoot
Nancy
Jackson
Hodge
Tortola
Weatherpoon
Brothers
Glynn
Africa
Ipswich
Cornelius
Harwood
Harrison
Stockholm
Sandwich
Hope
Clark
Virginia
Departure for Italy of the Duke and Duchess
London reports fixed departure for the Duke of Cumberland and his Duchess with Miss Luttrell for Italy. They will sail from Dover to Calais about nine months’ absence. The Hague letters outline a six article treaty between Vienna and Poland with Empress to press guarantees to the Polish Republic.
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Duke of Cumberland
Peterbourg
Berlin
Lombardy
Malta
Algiers
Stockholm
Hhouse
Meiner
Queen Mother
Rosooe Roppesdollars
Gopp
Hamburgh
Brance
Sik
Courg
Moft Christien Majesty
Wesnights Renaut
France
Poland
Faloma
Barbadoes
Liverpooly
Betty
Aird
Sierra-Leon
London
Windsor
Gambia
Lhdigs
Sierras Licon
Amet
Gogart
Roydon
Brancaster
Hougir
Chaikelire
Howse
Bath
Dorfetthire
Poéle
Guernsey
Satifbury
Advertiser
Olive ‘Wells Lucy
Chelsea
Scotland
Brook
Turnham Greens
Cardlé
Fma
Brook-green
John Lucy
Highgate
Strand
St. Peter
St. Paul
Smiths complete body of distilling and colouring arts
A fragment from a 18th century advertisement listing Smiths complete Body of Distilling and Coloring Arts. It advertises art in painting oils dyes waters and printing images with watercolors and includes a descriptor of a second edition in two parts with price and publisher details Hawes Clarke and Collins at No 32 Paternoster Row.
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C.M
Hawes, Clarke
Collins
Io Pateenofterrow
Bovas
College of Physicians
Londo
H. Pemberton
Gretham College
Nourse
Pharmacopecia CoNegii Regalis
Medicorum Loadicentis
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Unable to derive a coherent news item from the provided text fragment. The readable content is insufficient to identify persons, organizations, places, dates, or events for a factual headline and summary.
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Castle-Hedingham
Christopher’ Gunman
Staines
K Bothont
Stepney
Queenstrett
Elizabeth Herring
William Herring
Baird
Wapping
Newgate
Watkin Lewes
Tybarn
Batley
St. Andrew’s Church
Holborn
Old Bailey
Francis Talbot
Willam Ewer
Lincoln’s-ian-felds
John Stirling
Temple
Elizabeth Shater
William Bagot
Streatham
Surry
John Burne
Southwark
Mornand
Haddesdon
Hertfordshire
William “Henthaw
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Henry Kettle
Silverstreet
Golden Square
Anna-Maria Sweetman
Horace Sweetman
Geoftree
Ufider
Younger
Covent-garden
Per
Pearce
Ori
M. B
C. Hese
Ceack Per-Firget
Haymarket
Paul's
Es Sdintinane
William ‘Bayley
Cotkspur-Street
John Price
the India House
Leadenhall-street
F. Newbery
Bockeller
St. Paul's Church Yard
J Grosvenor
Turntute
A. Rothwell
News Bond Street
Hox
Turlington
Artha Wray
Mary Sopp
VA Hilton Wray
John Wray
Marth Wray
Martha Wray
Chey
Hilton Meccary
King's Arms
Robert Turlington
Mary Yopps
Hilton Wray
Hue
Opel
Fox Preggymington
William Wray
Mary Wray
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