Ships Arrive and Sail from Lisbon to Quebec and Liverpool
On April 4 wind N W, the St Anna and St Anna from Oporto and Lisbon arrived and sailed for the river. Three Sisters armed hip was put back, with Swallow sloop Easter Paulson Robert Jeffrys for Quebec. Concord Maffie for Chester Swan Jeffrys for Liverpool Argo transport also noted.
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Deal
Wind N. W
St. Anna
Ignacio
Lisbon
Oporto
Hip
Swallow
Easter
Paulson
Robert
Jeffrys
Quebec
Concord
Maffie
Chester
Swan
Liverpool
Argo Transport
Fleet news from London and Plymouth era headlines
London reports discuss a grant of affidance from Holland, reinforcements for the West Indies, ships captured or taken by privateers, and Atlantic movements. Paris letters describe Rochambeau's army and expedition plans. Local elections and court sentences are noted, including a Physician election, Old Bailey trials, death sentences, and a coroner’s inquest on a distressed mason. The piece blends naval fortune, continental diplomacy, and London legal affairs.
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Holland
Queen’s Royal Regiment of British Rangers
Plymouth
Walsingham
West Indies
Anjo de
Signior Claremonti
Vigo
Cadia
Maque
Scilly
Bewley
Susannah
Mattey
Waterford
Bristol
Havre de Grace
Penzance
Betsey
Camarines
Martinico
Minerva
Jersey
Alexander Bundell
Polly
Mahony
Ot. Augustine
Jamaica
Cape Bancois
Yarmouth
Fly
Dartmouth
Admiral Edwards
Mardon
Havannah
Spain
St. Anna
Corunna
Virginia
Invingham
America
Paris
Compte Duchaffault
Brest
Rochambeau
de Viomefail
Chevalier de Chafteleux
de Witgenstein
Legion de Lauzun
Duchaffault
Channel
Don Gaston
de Beauffet
Cadiz
Normandy
Brittany
England
Aldersgate Street
Crawford
Sir
Keir
Mourning Orders and Bankruptcy Enlarged from the London Gazette
The London Gazette reports Court mourning orders for the Duke of Brunswick with dress directives for ladies and attendants. Entries list individuals such as Joseph Cookson, John Plasket, and others facing surrender or public notices in Guildhall, with bankruptcy enlargements, dividend announcements, and a certificate to be granted for James Galley.
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Duke of Brunswick
Tiemento
Seph Cookson
Guildhall
John Plasket
Lace
Wigton
Cumberland
Michael Beck
Ce Fee
Davl Mc
Wm. Athburmer
St. Paul
Covent-gardgen
Mercer
Goildhall
Walter Parker
Stoke Prir
Worcestershire
Bath Tavern
Craftreet
James Galley
Southwick
Durham
Present for Young Persons of Either Sex New Edition
A new single volume edition of Father’s Instructions, a moral tale collection for children by T Percival M D F R A S S, priced 35 6d sewed or 4s bound plain, 4s 6d elegantly bound, printed for J Johnson at St Paul’s Churchyard. Monthly Review praises its virtue, curiosity, and early taste for propriety.
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T. Percival
M.D. F.R
A.S.S
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Monthly Review
Percival
Manchester
J. Funston
S. Paul's Church-yard
House of Commons debates on new levy regiments and duties
The House read a second time and committed a bill for higher duties on imported wines and exported coals, and on stamps. Amendments to the pearl and pot ash duties were agreed, with accounts of money issued under addresses to be laid before the House. Debates followed on the new corps raised by ministers, critics denouncing appointments of non-military officers to commands, and calls for equality between Great Britain and Scotland amid concerns over parliamentary seats and military staffing.
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Lord Hinchinbrook
Stist
Watkin Williams Wynne
Derbyshire
Yorkshire
James Leavther
Cumberland
Iar
Fletcher
Michael le Fleming
Lord Verney
Bucks
Tho. Greville
Lord North
Philip Fennings Clerke
Baronet
North
Pune
A&t
Thomas Torwnshend
Duke of Rutland
Lord Derby
Lord Uarrington
Comiifons
Doug
James
Chsen
Board of Works
Eveting
Lori
Earl of Harrington
America
M.cormick
Meadows
Musgrave
West Indies
Fenkinson
Burgoyne
Meaber
Great Britain
Scotland
Fox
Earl of Derby
Earl
Mr. Byng
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