Royal Navy Cruize Ships List for Exeter Dublin and Oporto
On April 22 sails report His Majesty vessels Licorn Ranger Helena and several sloops and cutters during a cruise. The fleet includes Fanny Cafely for Exeter Recovery Withered for Dublin Bedford Purdy for Oporto, with orders to remain with the others as before. WIND SOUTH.
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Deal
Wind S. S. BE
His
Licorn
Ranger
Helena
Resolution
Sprightly
Wells
Fanny
Cafely
Exeter
Recovery
Dublin
Bedford
Purdy
Oporto
English and American News Notes From Beaufort to Barbados
A Beaufort house and lot owned by British forces sold for thirty thousand dollars. Reports from Boston praise America as a liberty haven drawing European opponents of tyranny. British politics, naval movements, and colonial assembly actions are summarized, including Danish expedition plans, ministry leadership, and new public-accounts appointments. Extracts mention wrecks near Weymouth and Swansea, ships sailing to the West Indies, and local deaths and marriages.
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Hannibal
Boston
America
Europe
England
Ireland
Britain
Lord North
Rome
Fberty
Free States of America
London
Trenton
Legislative Council
General Assembly
John Fell
William Ch. Houston
Elgis
Dottor Thomas Henderson
Congress
Brest
George Rodney
Sir George
Madeira
West Indies
Anguish
Pechel
Rich. Nive
Peters
Guy Carleton
Faucit
Tiptree Common
Malden
Essex
Parker
Mr. Sturt
Dortecshire
Strutt
William de Grey
Dunning
House of Common
Netherlands
Mary
Anne
Fergutas
Aberdeen
Waterford
Havre de Grace
Weymouth
Irish House of Commons Supply Debate April 14
The House formed a grand Committee of Supply chaired by John Forster. The Attorney General moved to grant supply for eight months from June 24, while Grattan urged postponement and questioned accountability and printed papers. MPs debated timing, Poyning’s law, and Ways and Means before adjourning after partial progress.
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Grand Committee of Supply
John Forster
Flufley Bargh
Martin
Galway
Poyning
Loughrea
Lord Crosbie
Great Britain
Grattan
English
Toler
Richard Heron
France Buys Vast Hemp Stock from Russia
The text notes French purchase of a large hemp quantity in Russia and suggests Empress’s manifesto aims to deter British harvests by pressuring the government. It also records Navy promotion news with Captain Wind declining command of a new 74 gun ship to seek a frigate named Fox and allied ship’s company. It ends with word of Commodore Wal sailing from Plymouth for Torbay and the West India fleet under Commodore Walsingham.
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Swansea
Glamorganshire
Brest
Guadaloupe
Medway
Barbadoes
Aurora
Falmouth
Portsmouth
Torbay
Vetta
Poole
Newfoundland
Darmouth
Fowland
St. Sebastian’s
Cork
Diamond Frigate
Foster
Pelican
Haynes
Laurel
Lloyd
Antigua
St. Kitt’s
Tobago
Jones
Cow Lane
Smithfield
Russia
France
Admiralty
Wind
Wal
Plymouth
Igmodore Walsingham
Clermont Cup and Rogues Stakes at Newmarket Spring Meeting
The April 18 event at Newmarket features the Clermont cup and roogs with plurals of entries for all ages. Notable entries include Grosvenor's Potso, O Kelly's Lily of the Vale, Clermont's Masquerade, and Duke entries in several races, with purses and subscription details listed across multiple classes and riders.
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H. Ft
Mr. Douglas
Gen. Smith
D. Northumberland
R. M
Offory
Ulysses D. Boton
Abingdon
Mark
Sweetbriar Ld
Clermont
Florizel
O'Kelly
the Vale
Vernon
Mr. Parker
Burringdon
B. C
Grovenor
O’kelly
King Fergus
Dorimans
J. Lade
Nis
Burlan
Cousins
J. Mewes
Bertie
Hugh Caper _ Le
Ofery
Herod
Shafte
Rover
My. Stephen
Everzie
Mr. Veinin
Panten
Offery
Lavius
Berti
Northumberland
Eac
Duhin
My. Valkker
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