Arrivals and Departures At Sea Ports In Baltic and Atlantic
Maritime report lists vessels departing and arriving at multiple ports including the Downs Dover Cork Penarth Torbay and St Helens with ships such as Neptune Cham ning Nancy Tyr e Owen and Rachael plus Dutch East India Company entrants. Goods and destinations cover Virginia Jamaica Antigua Barbados and Petersburgh with several briggs and packets noted.
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Ff -News
N.W
Carse
Lis Majesty
Niger
Neptune
Collins
Nancy
Tyre
Philady
Spia Owen
Hamilton
Africas
Rachael
Tipper
Maylach
Susannah
Wrhievler
Portsmouth
Furley
Vollard
the Downs
Risinz-Sun
Peterson
Virginias
Patmouth-Revach
Hamburgh
Strong
Rom Honduras
Lilly
Richards
Falmouth
Waterford
Bristol
Packer
Con Sly
Susan
Watt Graham
Iom Lisbon
Hardwick
Antigua
Pe Zance
Blewer
John
Petersburgh
Poole
Warbourn
Stoakes
Carthacena
Torbay
Engelen
Brant
Dram
Hoop
Ahrens
Amterdams
Frendship
Harley
Riga
Sturihimpton
Lane
Cornwall
Preoks
Corke
Harnixt
White
Riddsburgh
St. Vincent
Prosper
Smith
Yoong Lien
Mathews
London
St. Kits
King George, Taylor
Angela
Dublin
Tistick Brown
Sin Croix
Hull
Morton, Mabb
North Carolina
Falmouth Alarm as Warships Threaten Town in 1775 Report
A Boston style letter from New York describes ships Refe Swan King Fisher and a tender firing near the town and seizing ferries and boats. Mothers and children flee as shells and smoke fill the harbor. fear prompts warnings that no cannon are mounted for defense. Reports mention orders restricting loading until bonds are posted, and further dispatches from Philadelphia New York and Cambridge discuss provincial congress actions and military movements.
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L‘ondon
New- York
Lord Hyde
Jefferson
Falmouth
New-York Gazette
New Port
Wallace
Swan
Ayscough
King Fisher
Montague
Bristol
Attack on Bolton Neck and Roxbury Fire at George Tavern
A party of the enemy advanced into Bolton Neck toward Roxbury on Tuesday but were driven back. They set fire to the George tavern, which burned. Firing continued since Monday at Roxbury with no reported deaths or damage on either side.
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New-York
Cambridge
Pribble
Casco Bay
Gage
M‘dougall
Ritzema
Schuyler
Ticonderogo
Lair Provincial Congress
Patrick Sinclair
Michilimackinack
North Britain
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New-Jersey
Suffolk County
Nassan
Great Britain
Continental Congress
General Assembly
Canada
Carlton
Quebec
Montreal
Charlestown Neck
Bunker’s Hill
Marblehead
Thevenemy
Gad
Passioner
Cassle-Wilhiam
Roxbury
Boston
Woregarr
John Davis
Francis Alloway
King’s Road
Chelsea
Ada
Edward Wheelhouse
St. George’s Fields
Hi Beast
Gordon
Batley
Thomas Young
Thomas Hillson
John Wilde
Watkin Williams
Wynne
Thomas Batsan
James John Fm
William Germaine
Phoaixyard
Oxford-road
Silas Shears
John Foster
George Childs
Pt Ino
Holmes
Tottenham-court
Geo. Berkeley
Christchurch College
Oxford
Raft Peckham
Kent
Joseph Knight
Cavent
Thhomas-Stephefs
Simeon Haynes
Ratch-cross
Bolton Neck
Wesoon
George Tavern
Roxbuy
Lottery Office affidavit defends share security in 1775
London lottery office keepers Thomas Hobamsby and John Barwes Pearce swear shares in the State Lottery are not overissued and each ticket deposited with a banker for safety. They pledge that tickets divided into shares are tied to full original tickets and will only prize according to the official draw.
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King's-Arms
Cornhill
Cox
Lsone
Ornsby
Pearce
Elling
Ticketa
London
Thomas Heawsty
Joan Barnestown Pearce
Pope’s-Head-Arey
Mae Oath
Cvithin
Lonion
Thomas Hobamsby
John Barwes Pearce
Guildhall
John Wilkes
Fec
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Bolton
Parliament of Great Britain
Philadelphia
Newcastle
New York
Bermuda
Asia
Résert Benson
Sec
Haymarket
Mahon
Gibraltar Bay
Conway
Wales
Catania
Antonio Scrovita
Catanea
Erna
Colefoill
England
America
Cath
Phillips
Payton
Esther Tuke
York
Millum
Ross
George Boone
Birmingham
Bow-Breet
John Fielding
Kat
William Addington
Ely
Mary L
George Prith
Holywell-street
Strand