Ship News Summary of Aug 4 Voyage and Arrivals
Shipping reports list vessels sailing for Jamaica Barbadoes Falmouth and Lisbon from Deal with captains Foot Cowan and Forbes and arrivals of Judith Mary Prince of Wales and Fly Tryphena Flora from various ports including Falmouth Irvine Yarmouth Roads Liverpool and Dover. Wind N W and multiple regional passages noted.
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Newfoundland
Fly
Hockey
Pool
Tryphena, Brown
Ditts
Flora, Whitburn
Tingmouth
Irvine
Robert and Mary
Sutton
Baniff
Eleonora, Stewart
Citto
Yarmouth Roads
Brith King
Naters
North Carolina
Liverpool
Houghton
Burrough
Montferat
Prtfment
Norman, Benson
Riga
Dover
Green Island
Rat Fs
Jamaica
Leviathan
Jenkins
Nantucket
Nancy
Thomson
Bay of Roses
Miltora
Providence
Volk
Dublin
Rose
Rudd
Auto
South Carolina
Young
Brittul
Duke of Gloucester
Kelly
Galway
Industry
Furze
Georgia
Sandwich
Harlequin
Geosin
Nevis
Naval official named Comptroller and British royal intrigue
Yesterday Hugh Palliser announced as Comptroller of the Navy in place of the late George Cockfurne. The Hague reports from July describe Russian and Ottoman actions in Europe with heavy casualties, while Leghorn notes plague quarantines aboard Swedish and French ships. Further items cover a Wakefield horse race, social fixtures, trials, and local notices including promotions, marriages, and obituaries from Chelsea to Cumberland.
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Hugh Palliser
Royal Navy
Newfoundland
Navy
George Cockfurne
the Hague
Ali Keli
Essarabia
Bucharest
Bender
Kalmmuntz
Hague
Leghorn
Morea
Russia
Europe
Hungary
Servia
House of Austria
Neptune
Gore
India House
Plymouth
China
Downs
East Indies
Tom Fool
Earl of Ad
Barnes
William Stephenson
Wakefield Lodge
Whittlebury Forest
Duke of Grafton
Earl Temple
Earl Farnham
Earl of March
Earl of Orford
Lord Bolingbroke
M——x
Madam Barre
Paris
Guildford
Smith
Dorking
Ryegtein Surry
Baron Adams
Hugh Roberts
Meff
Roberts
Wales
Kettering Fair
Sir John Fielding
Tothill-Fields- Bridewell
Northampton Assizes
Connoway
Richardson
Cerinoway
Thomas Drake
D. L
St. Luke
Chelsea
Amersham
Chalfont
Bucks
Robert Paul
4Th Regiment of Foot
Charles Heathcote
John Forrest
Kennicot
Westminster Abby
Ballard
Charles Wells
Bridgford
Ranby
Piccadilly
Rockeff
Cumberland
James Routledge
Carlisle
Graham
Gravettown
James Lazenby
Chancery-lane
Thomas Vivian
Mont. Benoit
M. du Bosch
Mons. Gravelot
Sudddenly
Hackney
Brockley
Fenchurch-street
John Attlebury
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Herbert
Sudbury
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Almon
Woodfall
Serjeant Glynn
Queen’s+ Head
Gold Vy T. Payne
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William Falconer
Bath
M. D
T. Loyndes
Fleet-street
Reynard
Tom Tilbury
Junius
Great Britain
Ware
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W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church
Henry
Niffany de
Universal Magazine
J. Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternofterrow
Warwick-lane
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Great-Britain
Ireland
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Marzite
Tharigt
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Islé of Thanet
T. Carman
F. Newbery
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J. Hall
New Assembly
Marzate
Anthiy
Treasury
J. Murray
Freet-Streetr
J. Bell
Exeter
Change
Strand
Bladon
Pacernofter-row
C. Etherington
York
Mediterranean
Archipelago
Gentleman’s Magazine
E. B—ke
Eig
Woolfall
Marquis of Worcester
Oxford Magazine
KB University Museum
Pater-noftar-Row
Keng
S ‘Ench
Lordsrofvenor
Umberland
Thomas Greenough
Cary
Kng
Ludgate
Stree
Newbery
John Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
T. Greenturh
Dr. Lowther
Hatcon Garden
C.e
Whitby
James Prase
James Harree
Lemers Abbey
Erith
Kent
Plunkett
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Brimpton
Hampshire
George Turvill
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Southwark
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