Maritime News From Falmouth to Gravesend Aug. Updates
Aug. reports detail arrivals, sailings, and convoys across English ports from Falmouth to Gravesend. Warships and privateers move between Milford and Jersey while merchant fleets head to the Downs, with prizes and crews noted amid Portugal Spain and Dutch actions. Reports include ambassadors, peace rumors, and naval patrols with incidents at Plymouth and Bristol.
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Sey Watty
Dublin
Plymouth
Anz
Yetterday
Chester
Falmouth
Downs
Speedwell
Newfoundland
Pruid
Jersey
Southampton
Goodwill
Thornton
Malaga
Motherbank
Molly
Pearce
Exeter
Cowes
Venture
Antigua
Polly
Mollet
Belchier
Major
William and James
Gratt
London
Providence
Mourant
Montague
Priaulx
Guernsey
Phoenix
Brunett
Judith
Barbier
Newcastle
Wand W. Deal
Flora
Portsmouth
Lord Clive
Ann- Dufcade
Phillips
Greenland
Prince George
Davis
St. Kitt’s
John and Catharine
Otton
Madeira
Wind
Christiana
Henderson
Joharina
Wild Rrave
Hamburgh
Maria
Agneta
Clinkert
Amsterdam
Gravesend
Betty
Hunter
Statten
Berfey
Robinson
Harmony
Riga
Broderick Lonita
Bloom
Norway
Lukin
Lisbon
Caraffoe
Juffron Elizabeth
Capt
Edwards
Campvere
Leghorn
Reward
Saunders
Lonton
Genoa
Hope
Laffen
Oporto
Apgt Penny Stedman
Manga
Bristol
Mary
M’mican
South Carolina
Francisco de Paula
Jurqueiro
Joanna
Nap
Cork
Naples
Madra Dibuen Carmino
c. Ma_resca
Virginia
Catharine, Warden
Clyde
Dundee
Jean, Brown
Catharine, Young
Enphan
Patrick
Gottenburgh
Isabel
Patton
White
Hull
Whitehaven
Nelson
Harrison
Virginia. At Liverpoole
Johanson
Tingmouth
Aurora
Mortimer
England
France
Holland
Hague
O. S
Great-Britain
Bilboa
Madrid
Havannary
Brussels
Spain
Portugal
Iland
Plimouth
Shannon
Cape Ortugal
Ferrol
Brest
St. Domingo
Sir Edward Hawke
Gloucestershire
Condon
Jamaica
Grandbourg
Cruize
Cape Finisterre
King George
Arrival of Nobility and Deaths in Bath and York
Lord and Lady Witherington and numerous gentlemen and ladies arrive in Bath. William Murray formerly Dutch captain and kin to the Earl of Dunmore dies aged 78 on the journey. Last week Mrs Mason and Mrs Cooper die. In York the county officers report a maiden session. John Low son and John Fisher reprieved after death sentence, ordered transported for fourteen years.
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Bourdeaux
Mississippi
Gwynn
Naples
Spain
Marquis d’Ansenada
Constantinople
Court of
Bourdeaus
Rome
Papal
Courts of Judicature
Austrian Netherlands
Vienna
M. Rouffeau
Geneva
Newgate
Mark Barkett
Miss Dunford
Dunford
Dulwich
Hotwells
Bristol
Adam Pierce
Middle-Temple
Kensington
James Brown
Viscount Montacute
Bishopfeate-streets
James Pratt
Captain Finch
Southwark
St. James’s Park
Alexander Hutton
Justice Garnon
Richmond Theatre
London
Mr. Cook
Leon
Country
Bath
Lord
Lady Witherington
John Swinburn
Geo. Trevillian
Strode
Harding
Hitch
Symonds
Salmon
Bragg
Lock
Phelps
Bayley
Doberg
Lowth
Jackson
Mr. Noble
John Lowson
John Fisher
Council at St James on important affairs
A Thursday session at St James's addressed pressing matters in council discourse. Details remain sparse, but attendees focused on governance and public interest, signaling targeted policy discussions likely to influence local administration.
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St. James's
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Watty
Mermaid
Savage
Milford
Lee
Borlace
Angel Inn
Oxford
County of Bears
Verdever
Dalby
Ievill
Keating
Fea
Wightwick
Farley-Hill
Berks
Abinzdon
John Dalby
Windsor
John Walter
Abingdon
Pensylvania Land Company
George the Second
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Thomas Hyaum
Philpot-Lane
Norice
Thomas Story
Laurence Horxer
St. Thomas Aroftles
Johnal Ward
Whitehall
Henry Raminger
Stone Bridge
Fleet Ditch