Port News Deal March 31 April 1 1700s
Ships remain and arrive in Deal and the Downs under Admiral Smith. Vessels listed include Deptford Norfolk Norwich Dover Greyhound Peggy Sloops and transports from North America. Several ships sail for Antigua Madeira Halifax and Lynn. Admiral Smith strikes his flag aboard Deptford.
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Deal
Dowls
Deptford
Admiral Smith
Norfolk
Norwich
Dover
Greyhound
Peggy
Kent
Lawson
Martila
Antt
Matilda
Wing
Ann
Herbert
Cumberland
Hem
St. Cecilia
Maxted
Hamilton
Scarth
Brotherly Love
Armstrong
North
Elizabeth
Butler
Prince George
Read
Antigua
Molly
Collenwood
Madeira
Swift
French War Losses Reported After Carthagena Engagement
Letters from Paris allege Foudroyant and Orpheus captured, Oriflamme driven ashore near Alicante and captured by Admiral Osborne, with crews removing guns before loss. Oriflamme ran aground at Cape de Gatte to dodge capture. British troops to reinforce garrisons at Embden and other Prussian towns. Privateers harass English coasts, with ships seized in Madeira and Mississippi routes. Details note Lisbon rebuilding needs and local market declines, plus several local obituaries and marriages.
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Paris
Flanders
Carthagena
Foudroyant
Orpheus
Oriflamme
Alicant
Osborne
Cape de Gatte
Embden
Prussia
Streights
Mediterranean
Louisburg
Quebeck
Dartmouth
Portsmouth
Portland
Peter Emmett
Providence
France
Exmouth
Roebuck
Madeira
West Indies
Anne
Glasgow
Carolina
Plymouth
Swallow
Boston
Honduras
Bristol
Missisippi
Zenobia
Phillips
South Carolina
Antigua
Martinico
Portugal
Lisbon
Lancaster
John Sawyer
Winflay
Cumberland
Carlisle
Melwyer Reynolds
Gifleham
Suffolk
Scotland
Duke of Douglas
Miss Douglas
Mills
Hillingdon
Middlesex
Samuel Cowdery
Miss Adams
Adams
Westminster
Hamilton
Margaret Caldwell
John Maxwell
Pollock, Bart
Bishopsgate Street
Langford
Westminster Abbey
Arthur O'Keeffe
Ireland
Bell-lane
Spitalfields
Unfolding London Crime and Fire Notices 1758
Fragmented report covers a woman in danger from a beast, then multiple London arrests for theft, false pretences, and a public fire insurance meeting. Names include Henry Strickland Caleb Smith Margaret Campbell John Frost and authorities like Lord Mayor and City of London arraigns. Fire losses urged claims at the General quarterly meeting behind the Royal Exchange.
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Henry Strickland
John Fielding
Newgate
Caleb Smith
Margaret Campbell
Margaret M‘kenzie
John Frost
Thomas Ford
City of London
Oyer and Terminer
William Priest
William Shaw
John Kenterber
Thomas Groves
Royal Exchange
London
Craig’s Court
Charing- Cross
Great Britain
Debates on Bounty Removal and Local Trials Report
Opinion argues stopping the bounty on English leather trade to boost government savings and market effects. Also reports Kingston trial of Martha Grey for obstructing footways, Bath recorder election, Newmarket races results, Portsmouth convoy news, Brudenell regiment movements, and market prices across stocks and bonds.
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Sweden
Kingston “Upon Thames
Michael Foster
Knr
Surry
Martha Grey
East Sheene
Richmond Park
Wimbleton
Mortlake
Knowler
Harvey
Howard
Clarke
Richard Lloyd
Kant
Parrot
Robinson
Bishop
Cox
Arthur Beardmore
Philip Carteret Webb
Bath
Henley
Thomas Porter
Oakhampton
Porter
Corporation
Potter
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