Admiralty Buoys and Hamburg Reports At Sea
Reports from Sept 22 and Sept 19 detail naval buoy marks off the coast and passages near the Brat Bank and Mardiek. vessels entering the road face three black buoys and a white buoy to the left amid rough seas. Extra letters from The Hague and Warsaw discuss war preparations in Europe, Swedish demands on Denmark, and calls for orderly conduct by allied powers. intelligence mentions Danish troops and Russian fleet losses with looser governance under debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weever
Dankirk
Sipts
Board of Admiralty
Dimix
Mardiek
Wn Bey
Brat Bank
Baron de Lichtenberg
Sic Cobre
Hanover
Lord Lyttelton
The
Hague
Geneva
England
the Hague
Affert
Europe
Sweden
Denmark
Holstein
Russia
Warsaw
Nvidia
Palatinate of Cracow
Republic
Hamburg
Venice
Sopshia
Englad
Fragmentary Ship List From Dublin to Jamaica and More
Fragmentary OCR text lists several ships and origins, including Dublin, Antigua, Jamaica, Grenada, and Virginia. Names such as Patrick, Molly, Carter, Hayhurst, and Fortitude appear with ports like Philadelphia, London, and Liverpool. The passage resembles a naval or trade index with vessel names, captains, and origins, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Tndustry
Hart
Teneatech
Igs
Dublinis
Hope
Phiadelphiay
Molly
Carter
Earce
Hayhurst
Ibrar
Patrick
Font Nevicaitic
Tfinoutti
Kendal
Riga
Ae FF
Shipwright
Duns
Drone Peterburgh
Gore
Mathewson
Dreni Riza
Dublin
Lovely Betsey
Darcey
Antigua
Lancaster
Dolphin
Baldwin
Jamaica
Grenada
I. Conway
Knight
Lopdan
Nancy
Wae
Fog
Virginia
Lark
Smith
Paryh
Mia
Sou
Fragmented London Gazette era notices and crimes
A dense OCR fragment from a 18th century London Gazette page mixes crime reports thefts, robberies, and property damages with births marriages deaths and official notices. It references a Sexton’s house collapse near Battersea church, robberies of individuals including Miss Heathcotes, and multiple public notices about appointments, taxes, and parish affairs, all set in a provincial English townscape. Several place names appear such as Tunbridge Wells, Hampton Court, Bath, and Shrewsbury, alongside references to the Yeomen of the Guards and the Privy authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiofea
Dent
Vestel
Lyon Ordnande
Bengal
Battersea
Sexton
Taft
Miss Heathcotes
Tunbridge Wells
Hampton, Court
Janes
Middlesex Hospital
Chapman
Franklin
Countess of
Fitzgerald
Rowley
Abbey
Webster
Anthony Stonehews Webster
Dottors Commons
London Gazette
London
Cambridge
Northampton
Rutland
Leicester
Nottingham
Salop
Boal
Hereford
Worcester
Boa
Warwick
Gloucester
Bayi
Willis
Berks
Oxfords
Bucks
Essex
Safolk
Nottie
Qaiham
Hortumberland
Gemberland
Westmorland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Monmouth
Somerset
Devon
Cornwall
Dorset
Hampshire
Sinffex
Kent
North Wales
South Wales
Scollandb
Bente Big
William. Cooke
Thomas Sylvester the Elder
Edmund Sylvester
Thomas Sylvester, the Younger
Great Ruffell-ftrese
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Jean Sign
Wherry
Oxford
Biceter
Kaningtvere
Leghard
Bolle
Drant
Penzarees
Bigot
Koningtiodh
Jenny
Thompton
Crdlina
Amd Aram
Ceuthus
Dutilieg
Tor
Shey Pee Ea
Inet
Asi
Weinia
Jens Seas Nymmpi Weeden
Fron
Petersborgh
Ghar
Bolton
Gener
W Dear
S. S.w. Loos
Craig
Iorning
Bloomsbury
Middlesex
Jeneune
Willinson
Thie
Epsom
Eid
Sesfions House
Bedford
Rons Ag
Pathe Abthe
Bert
Gsreral
Ledging
Amy Wits
Weybridge
Aidlintown
Ridley
Bledt
Mia Aldermaston
Councilchen
Cambri
Cadogan
Soame
Jenyns
Loton
Shrewsbury
Noel Hill
Genisemer
Chareton Leighton
Aylesbury
Bucking
Hertford
William Haytor
Warrawodhagar Dore
Leah Cee - Ee Te
Ani Fedine
O. P
St. Martin’s-street
Leicester Square
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