Ships Arriving and Departing Jamaica and Britain Trade List
A compiled list of ships and captains sailing to and from Jamaica, Barbados, Montferrat, and various English ports, detailing arrivals at Bristol, Dover, Liverpool, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Lancaster, Leith, and London with origins including Jamaica, Barbadoes, the Gold Coast, Africa, Benin, Montferrat, Carolina, Tortola, Newfoundland, and Virginia. Names include The Friendship, Indian Queen, Swift, Duke, Roman Emperor, Barclay, Jamaica ships, and more, with several vessels bound for New York, Boston, and London. The passage notes multiple vessels left off the Frith and mentions ships left in the Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Franklin
London
Jamaica
Jarrat
Dover
Swift
Dean
Duke
Kit’s
Ditto
James
Too-Good
Alden
Haskins
Molly Sloop
Bristol
Barclay
Carnes
Angola
Bridget
Greyson
Gold Coast
Africa
Dickerson
Benin
Campbell
Duke of Cumberland
Bradford
Ohn Gally
Darby
York
Laney
The
Crown
Straits
Molly
Morris
Cork
Midhard
Read
Boston
Antigua
Mary
Wheeler
New York
Francis
Ersons
Barbadoes
Lawson
Tyger
Burrows
Mercury
Tomlinson
Betty
Page
Liverpool
Duke of Argyle
Rigby
Peggy
Nagle
Montferrat
Sarah
Martha
Lancaster
Jupiter Thorn
Plymouth
Lark
Douglas
Carolina
Portsmouth
Olive Tree
King George
Stewart
Leverpool
Dungeness
East-Indian Company
Boscawen
Cape
Fort William
Bengel
Oxford
Stevens
England
Amory
Brunette
Dufault
Providence
Galliet
Durand
Martinico
France
Canada
New-York
Freeman
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Virginia
Roe
Nightingale
Capt. Ferguson
Lisbon
Sheerness
Westmoreland
Majoribank
Richmond
Latchford
Wiliam
Glanderry
Reynolds
Calcott
Lancashire Witch
Thompson
Clarendon
Peck
Rofe
Marshall
Wane
Wock
Caesar
Templar
Knowles
Burnett
Great Britain
Ireland
Madrid
John Thomas
Natgrove
Gloucester
Ropol
Roo
Westminster Hall
James Lawrence
James Lawrence’s, A Farmer At ‘Toft, A Mall Village Near Knutsford
Cheshire
Arch
The Duke of Cumberland in Allied Army Camp York Hanover Plans
London reports the Duke of Cumberland arrived at Allied Army headquarters on Tuesday afternoon in good health. News from Hanover says the king will travel to Gorde for weeks or months then proceed to Lawenburg to view Elbe country. Newcastle joins the king en route and may pass Hamburgh. Measures are ordered to inventory Hanover grain against shortages and keep corn in public magazines. Private letters from Vienna mention Baron Trench awaiting a sentence. others discuss promotions and potential pardons. Reports from Breslau Breslau and Maastricht discuss Silesian affairs, evacuations, and Parisian treaties. Shipping news note engagements near Cape, New York, and Jamaica with various prizes and ships sailing, plus local London incidents and notable marriages and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Cumberland
Hanover
Gorde
Dutchy
Lawenburgh
Elbe
Duke of Newcastle
Brunswick
Hamburgh
Electorate of Hanover
Vienna
Baron Trench
Speilberg
Ratisbon
Bavaria
Silesia
Breslau
Berlin
Henry
Ferdinand
Bareith
Wirtemberg
Brussels
Saxe
Towendahl
Namur
Maastricht
Aixeda-Chapelle
Count de Caunitz
France
Beets Jet TAM MAYNARD Declines Parliaments Candidacy
A letter to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Essex County states Beets Jet Tam Maynard declines offering himself as a candidate to replace Sir Robert Abby, asserts his loyalty to the king and country, and asks for a general meeting invitation at a stated time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Robert Abby
Easton - Lodge
Essex County Meeting Aimed at Peace and Determination
The Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Essex County are urged to avoid engagements before the meeting on the 19th instant. A person is hoped to be prepared who will abide by the sense and determination of the meeting for the country’s peace and quiet.
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Essex
Anniversary Meeting for Salop Infirmary Contributers
Salop Infirmary announces its Anniversary Meeting to be held on the 22nd of September. Watkin Williams Wynn will preside as treasurer, with a sermon at St Chad's Church and a dinner at the Raven in Shrewsbury. Accounts and proceedings will be distributed to contributors. an anthem and church music by local choirs are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salop
Watkin Williams Wynn
Bart
Len
St. Chad's Church
Raven
Shrewbury
William Harland
N.B
St. Chad’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thames
Henly
Soran
George Dew
St. George’s Hospital
Kent
Southwark
Welcomber
Bavins
Richard Skaden
Chating-Cross
Justice Fraser
Thomas Pedder
Bridewell
Justice Ellys
New Palace Yard
Judith Reeves
John Bullingar
Rebecca Banks
Laft
Highgate Chapel
Samuel Edwards
Hampstead
Charlotta Mortyn
Kilken
Flintshire
Richard Payne
Bond
Rachael Baker
Baker
Strand
Thomas Gore
Bedford
Tring
Charles Gore
William Corbett
Atherly Hall
Shropshire
Ludlow
Henry Corbett
Atherly
Robert Marley
East-India Company