Essex new ship launched at Deptford with Capri Jackson commander
A new ship for the Service of the East-India Company named the Essex was launched from Wells and Pronfdon's Dock at Deptford. Capri Jackson, former commander of the Massau, took command. The day also reports various court actions, deaths, and public notices from London, with naval movements and privateer activity referenced.
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Fait-India Company
Wells
Tomlin
Bedcros Street
Park
Southwark
John Pearless
St. Paul’s
James
Stimson
Broughton’s
Oxford Road
Holbourn
Cit and Liberty of
Westminster
John Saunders
Newgate
Thomas de Veil
Jeremiah Martin
Chelsea
Admiralty
Doctors Commons
St. Michael
Sir Charles Hardy
St. Helen’s
Newcastle
Harwich
Carteret
Luffragia
Blaney
Boston
New-England
Genoa
Port Biahon
Exeter
Robinson
Leghorn
Esterpona
Brest
Hatthews
Mahon
Hieres
Italy
Nice
Montalban
Monaco
Ambrose
Wall
Tigr
Recruiting Volunteers for the Fool-Guards Regiments
Loddon April 4 1744 notices authorize three Fool-Guards regiments to recruit volunteers from county commissioners. Officers must attend meetings, divide recruitment duties, and accept recruits even beyond quota with allowances and duplicates for certificates. Objections to ineligible recruits must be openly recorded. Irish and Papist recruits are barred. William Yonge commands.
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Loddon
His A Majesty's Fool-Guards
Marshal Eadl
R. C.erptrson
Majépy
Maj Jesty
Pextons
Sodom
Ravan Papifis
Byshis
William Yonge
Willliam Yonge
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Antibes
Marseilles
Toulon
Toulon Conjanét
Carthagena
Don Navarro
Matthews
Salisbury
Lam, &c
Dunkirk
N.S
England
Havre de Grace
Aldermien
Oushold
South Sea
New South Sea
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
Thaki India
Thomas
Council Chamber
Guildhall
D. Seaman
John Hopkins
Fleet-Sereer
Fleet-Bridge
Hopkins
BS Minuves
Shell
Old Flate
Co N.B
Exelands
Westmoreland
Lancaster
Chester
Salop
Hereford
Nottingham
Stafford
Gloucester
Worcester
South Wales
Gazette
Viber
Gane Mand
Hay- An
Wadie
St. James’s