Passage of ships lists with passenger origins and arrivals
The fragment records a set of ship arrivals and passenger origins across ports. Names include Be Young Nesbit from Antigua to Plymouth and The Nancy from Tortola to Bristol, with others such as The Florimel from Jamaica and The Duke of Cumberland from Virginia arriving at Whitehaven and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Nesbit
Hays
Antigua
Plymouth
Nancy
Fate Pool
Tortola
Hope
Lake
New York
Bristol
Golden Lyon
Thornton
Cunlife
Johnson
Radburn
Ward
Hopewell
Goad
Rappahannock
Rice
Everton
Kelly
Traffords
Virginia
Liverpool
Florimel
Robinson
Jamaica
Ditto
Duke of Cumberland
Whitehaven
John
Betty
Griffin
Africa
Tke Fanny
Browne
London News Briefs on Bridges Wars and Wins
Paris reports a new movable bridge praised for strength ease of opening and closing suitable for festivals or campaigns with low cost. Admiralty orders six twenty gun ships to coastal patrols off Spain and Genoa under Hawke Warren and Chambers. Prize news, naval moves, racing results, and local incidents fill the day from London to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alps
Count Haugnitz
Kingdom of
Bohemia
Admiralty
Spain
Genoa
Admiral Hawke
William Warren
Mediterranean
Admiral Chambers
West Indies
Kouli Kan
Johnson
Leghorn
Virginia
Capes
Spencer
Cant. Finch
Providence
Ailey
Levant
Graud
Judith
Bladgon
Rotterdam
Scotland
Holland
Douglas
Cowes
South Carolina
Tarr
New-York
Collins
Drake
Fowey
Florida
Fanny
Mackey
Jamaica
London
Wis
Carolina
Northbury
Maryland
Havanna
St. Augustine
Yeterday
Fool
William Winthrop
City of
York
Charles Shackerly
Watkin Williams Wynn
Hendon
Wiltshire
William Corbett
Lords of the Admiralty
Hawkinson
Lords of the Treasury
Cleveland
River Thames
Earith
Ridley
Ames Bennet
Thebberton
Suffolk
Diocese of
Lincoln
John Masters
Death of Mrs Bracegirdle Laments By Friends
Late Sunday night the corpse of Mrs Bracegirdle was brought from her dwelling in Howard Street in the Strand and interred in a handsome manner in the cloisters of Westminster Abbey. Her benevolent temper and extensive charity were widely lamented and evidenced by numerous legacies and donations confirmed at death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Thropp
Smiling
Betty
Mr. Jenningson
Joseph Andrews Sey
Stamford
Mr. Grevil
Phoenix
Lord Portmore
Mr. Keck
Lady Charlotte
Sol
Lord March
Constable, Esq
Mr. Markham
Harl
Northampton
Mr. Jonces
Punch
Mr. Bigland
Pin-Basket
Peacock Inn
Knightbridge
St. George’s Hospital
Bull Stairs
Rotherhith
Admiral Mathews
Bloomsbury Square
Cirencester
Charles Freeman
Old-street
Newington
Portsmouth
Caroline Damer
of Damer
Duke of Dorset
St. Jaimes’s Place
St. Dunstan’s
Stepney
Burton
Falcon
Marley
Ickenham
Uxbridge
Middlesex
Lane
St. John’s Street
Mass French
William French
Gratton
County of Suffolk
Covent-Garden
Dorothy Hobart
Earl of Buckingham
Richmond
Hackney
Samuel Archer
Chelsea
Moon
Robert Rich
Royal Hospital
Laft
Cheshunt
Hertfordshire
Esther Blunden
Thomas Whinden
Hampstead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Londyon
John Bowles
Isaac Lester Water
Charles “Lapier
Westminster
Pratt
Perry
City
Exeter
Lavington
G. Exon
Stortford
Chat
Essex and Hertfordshire
Crown Inn
Hackrell
County of
Hertford
Peter Calvert
Martin
John Phipps
Mercer
Cheapside
Mr. Price
Cafne
Wilts
Stephen Wocttin
Admiralty-Office
Benjamin. Gough
John Barber
John Martin
Fq. and Co
Charles Hare
Tothill Street
Gough
Benjamin Gough
John Clevland
Clevland
Alfo
Tothil Street
Guilford
Kiss’s Arms
George Augustus Proffer
Taney
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Thomas Popkin
Forrest
Shrewsbury
Richard
Lathrop
Scot
Mg. Austen
Newgate-Street
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