Gale wrecks and shipwrecks near Youghal and Dublin port
A strong gale at sea loft the Jane of Bristol near Youghal with all hands saved, while the Hector of London with master Jonas Spurn foundered. three crew survived badly hurt. The Fortune at Dundalk was stranded then recovered, cargo largely intact. Dublin reports a chimney sweep incident, a change of hospital governors, a child burned in a house fire, and Parliament debates on interest rates with Locke cited. Also notes on Moorish piracy actions, voyages, and hospital physician selections.
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S.E
Dungarvan
Jane
Bristol
Pointer
Waterford
Newfoundland
Hector
London
Jonas Spurn
Rotterdam
Dublin
Dundalk
Fortune
Simon Woodborn
Lancaster
Houtbold Furniture
Mr. Quill
Ormond-Market
Quill
Wandsbrugh
England
Mr. Locke
N. B
London Evening Post
Jannia
King
Mocha
Frognal
Bombay
Lynn
Gilbert
Wyndham
Shuter
Anjango
Arriv
St. Helena
Coward
Angzia
Bélic
Angria
Parker
Bengall
China
Harrington
Jenkins
Christ’s Hospital
Fullerton
Sageon
Green
Deceas
Banks
Banks, Dr. Randall
Robinson
Bank
Randall
Holloway
Bromfield
Bigg
Wheeler
Sussex
C. P
Richard
Temple-Bar
C.P
Justice Hilder
C P
Hitler
Covent-Garden
Durham
Bath
Election of a Peer in Edinburgh Poor House
Edinburgh April 14 The Election of a Peer at the Borough Room to replace the late Earl of Orkney will be held without opposition. Reports from Inverness on the 6th note large seizures despite strict laws against smuggling. Alexander Wedderburn seized 1345 gallons of spirits and fine china in Dundee. Irvine reports 462 gallons of rum and brandy seized.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Earl of
Orkney
Deceas
Earl of Bure
Inverness
Alexander Brodie
Dundee
Alexander Wedderburn
Frome Marriage of Jaft to Miss Hippy with 30000 Fortune
Gloucester reports from Frome that Jaft wed William Seymour, Esquire, youngest son of Sir Edward Seymour, to Miss Hippy, a agreeable young lady, with a fortune of 30000. From Whitchurch Herefordshire comes news that on a Wednesday evening Jaft Sam. Thomas, a labourer from Langarran, was out at work when the report ends.
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Country News
Gloucester
Frome
William Seymour
Edward Seymour
Hippy
Whitchurch
Herefordshire
Sam. Thomas
Langarran
Lady Fytche of Eltham Dies in Kent Baronetage Line
London reports the death of the Lady Fytche of Eltham Kent widow of Sir Comport Fytche Bart Daughter of Sir Lumley Robinson Bart of Kentwell Suffolk Mother of the late Sir William Fytche Bart. In Edinburgh Lord Provost Wilson was admitted to bail and left for Edinburgh to prepare his defence. News from Plymouth tells of the Bri- arriving safely.
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London
Eltham
Kent
Fytche
Comport Fytche
Lumley Robinson
Kentwell
Suffolk
William Fytche
Wilson
Edinburgh
The
East India Company
Plymouth
Bri
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London Evening-Post
Anata
Ireland
Youghall