Ship News and Arrivals at Deal and Downs
Thursday April 18 reports ships and sailings at Deal and the Downs. Vessels named include the Eliz abeth Young for St Vincent s Bevis for Theft. the Jenny for Newfoundland. the Betsy Hutton Duke of Gloucéester Mabb and Jane Thompson from Hamburgh bound for Cork. Arrived and sailed for the River Houghton Godshall from Oporto. Winds southwest. Several ships came down and failed. Jersey remains in the Downs. At Liverpool Betty Graham from Dominica. Cork Friends Desire Hoguc from Ostend. Jupiter Brown from St Ubes. at St Ustatia Jehenna Catharina Jant zen from Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Dawson
Vodice
Duncan
Dominica
Macy
Ed‘sards
Labrad're
Relucion
Clift
Gibraltar
Judith
Carron
Newry
Jersey
Downs
Leech
Barbad
American Vessels Arrive at St Malo and Trade Turmoil
Reports from Jersey note two American ships docking at St Malo and unloading within thirty hours. Observers say Americans, believed delegates from the General Congress, left for Paris after arrival, while ships loaded with powder and war stores prepared for departure. The piece also covers political shifts in Ireland, British court actions, and various Atlantic-gulf trade and court sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
General Congress
Paris
Ireland
House of Peers
Edward Southwell
Gloucester
Baron Clifford
Clifford
Gloucestershire
Duke of St. Alban
Lord North
Aitkin
Henderson
Jamaica
London
South Carolina
Congress
Antigua
Cadiz
Falmouth
Gibralter
Old Fez
Africa
John Roberts
Esq
William James, Esq
East India Company
Portmouth
Spithead
Eagle
Duncan
America
Cork
Plymouth
Anson
Battery
Tryon
Bengal
Jaft
Kinsale
Old Bailey
Wm. Jefferson
George Ragsdale
Emanuel Cower
Jenkin Jones
William Miles
James Lake
John Jones
Robert Reynolds
Sarah Small
Hatch
Hampstead
Thomas Ascough
Clack
John—Fielding
New-Prison
SHE COMPLEAT GRAZIER or Gentle man and Farmer's Directory
This item lists a 18th century guide titled She Compleat Grazier or Gentle man and Farmer's Directory. It covers buying, breeding and feeding cattle sheep and hogs. butter making cheese and rennet. flocking grass farms. land propagation. fodder for cattle and poultry. and instructions for canals and farming tools. Printed for J Aspion and sold by J Bew in Patternoster ow, Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varmer’s
Carrié
Reanesii
J. Aspion
Berlington House
Piccadilly
J. Bew
Map of the Middle British Colonies North America
A 1755 map by Mr. Lewis-Evars Philadelphia, with New England and Canadian border additions. T. Pownall notes its use in colonial administration, land purchases, and Quebec boundary debates, describing updated surveys from the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Lewis-Evars
Philadelphia
New England
Canada
Board of Trade
T. Pownall
Lare Gowrier
Carny
Cros
J. Bew
J. Sewail
Corshit
America
Englana
ia-America
Ouio
Boards of ‘Trade and Treasury
House of Commons
Quebec
Earl of Dartmouth
Present State of Great Britain and Its Divisions
The second column corrected in Mitch 7 M7 Vp of HE NiW PRESENT STATE of GREAT BRITAIN. A succinct atlas of climate divisions and inhabitants, describing counties, air, soil, products, trade, governance, laws, privileges of Parliament, and methods of proceeding. Includes principal buildings, trade, commerce, and civil, ecclesiastical, and military offices. printed for J Almon and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Great Tristain
J Almon
Burlinessa House
J Bew
Paternotter Row
Death of General Warren in the American campaign
A Philadelphia piece mourns Major General Warren who fell on June 17 near Boston. It lauds his patriotism, wisdom, and martial virtue, portraying him as a supreme figure blending patriot, senator, and warrior. The ode asks what vengeance or glory he sought as death sealed his defense of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Warren
Boton
Heaven
Earth
Shade
Britain
Ham
The Nation weeps for Warren and liberty’s battle cry
A fervent oration laments the assassination of Warren and denounces tyranny. It pleads for Americans to honor the fallen hero by renewing resolve against British arms, urging senators and mothers to fortify liberty with courage, blood, and future remembrance. It envisions posterity judging ministers and kings, and calls for continued resistance and patriot sacrifice.
Improbable Medical Claims From Early 19th Century
A fragmented OCR note references alleged medical cures and “improved medicines” in a historical city, naming Dr Norris Duke and Dr Norris’s therapies. It hints at improvised treatments offered after other methods failed, reflecting era doubt about efficacy and a dubious medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Duke-fheer
Norris
Ware
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St L. Dundas
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D. Richmond
O’kelly
Mr. Vernon
C. Burbury
Mr. Strode
Ranger
E.’Vernon
Minister
Mr. Greville
Mr. Veat
Clark
Lord Farnhan
Col Blanc
A. Fis R. H
Cumberien
H Vernon
D. Ancafer
Mr. Wastell
Dirchin
Lord Bolingbroke
Sly Boots
Lord Groftener
Gimcrack
Mr. Dutton
Lord Chedworth
Stpicton
Beaclemont
H. Vernon
Leonora
Pigzort
Groiile
Walker
Peifav
Lord Rockin
Kim
Wentworth
Lord Abingdon
Grosve Certo
Lord Abigdon
Eile
Alweepi Kesef Roogi
Ld Ofry
Doerimant
Az m. Beard
Mr. Skafie
Lore Chimon
Palydare
Sir L. Duala
Lond Rakingham
Lord Grosveno
J. Pensymanm
Doge
Lora Clermot
Leni Rocninghas
Cby Sampson
Lord Farnham
Macheath
Lord Clermont
Barsery
Squirrel
O’relly
Venon
Pepin
Eclpse
Ancaster
Clodius
Foley
Lrerd
J. Shelly
M. Vernon
Allasta
Dent Fayham
Ainerby
Granavs Lemileer
Fot
Iron
Tartar
Lord Clerson
Johony
Loyd Otiry
C Mas
Mr. Weriur
Oands
Gration
F. Mitches
Corydon
Mir
Clariey
Lord Aicey
Vernon
Stapleton
City of
Igo
London Bridge
H Hughs
J. Doutley
Pailemall
Drice
Mitch
neAe Ue
Francais
United Colonies
Peel
de Warren
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