Pirates and maritime news from the Baltic to Greenland
A colonial and commercial maritime summary notes the Mary Surtees taken and ransomed for 2001, ships returning from Greenland with fish, Holland whales, and a Danish ship loss. It reports stock moves in London, court appointments, marriages, deaths, and local racing results. Weather, piers at Blackfriars, and a Preston guild fair are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Surtees
Newcastle
Baltic
Hind
Merlin
Lifton
Oporto
Gibraltar
Campleton
Paxton
Royal Bounty
Kerr
Leith
Greenland
Holland
Hamburgh
Altetia
Dantzick
North Sea
Zealand
Elfinear
Scarborough
Ann
George. Jennings
Hull
York
Hermione
Newfoundland
Charlotte Finch
St. James’s
St. James's
Miss Smith
Sir John Gresham
66Th Regiment of Foot
Edward Ashenhurst
Germany
Robert Sandford
Tower Chapel
Robert Hunter
Lothbury
Petty Lewis
Spitalfields
Roger Manley
Goodman’s Fields
Laf
Park
Southwark
Langdale
Hunt
Queen Square
Westiminster
St. John’s Square
Tuffel
London
Black Fryars Bridge
Dorfer-stairs
Surry-shore
Reading
Fina
Stroud
Constant
Wallis
M. Doll Common
Brown
Drowfey
Mr. Chance
Doll Common
Mr. Withers
Shorter
Sturt
Gr. Peld
Hellier
Quick
Collin
Tinisfime la Castlehaven
Preston
Lancashire
Daniel Matth
Postscript to the London Evening Post on Pitt and Newfoundland
A Britannicus letter argues Mr Pitt planned the Martinique expedition while denying orders to Newfoundland ships in winter. It asserts Pitt bears no share in Newfoundland defense and predicts he would act in the next summer, while urging readers to judge the truth. The piece also condemns avarice with a didactic epitaph and highlights public corruption concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
Worcester
Welch
Newgate
Wwe
St. Matthew
Bethnal-Green
Mary Quigly
Lowther
William Davils
William
Golden Lamp
Hatton-Garden
Crott
Shoe-Lane
Pail- Jet’s
Watchmaker
Sidne
Alleyy Princes-ftecer
Leicester-Fields
Doxter
Gratis
Moxpays
Ques
Croft’s
Wilson
York
Newfoundland
West-Indies
Martinique
Monckton
Portsmouth
Admiral Rodney
St. Helen’s
Mr. Fit
Mr. Pitt
Tam
Britannicus
London Dispatches and European War Rumors
London reports impatience for Havannah news but says possession by June is unlikely. Rumors of a Fer dinand versus French battle emerge from West End. Aug 3 letter from Iliena notes Holstein talks in Copenhagen with Korff, Catherine as regent, and troop movements tied to revenue limits. Hamburg article cites Empress Rulfia’s manifesto and Prussia as enemy in Peterbur Gazette amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havannah
Ferdinand
Iltena
Holstein
Copenhagen
Baron Korff
Catherine
Paul Petrowitz
Holsteina
Petersburgh
Livonia
Colberg
Peter the Third
Romanzoff
Pomerania
Ruaffia
Hamburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sociecy
Ecouragement of Arts
Nefcit Equo Mudis
Charles Thompson
J. Robson
Presess
Wales
New Bond- Street
Ovid
B. Law
Ave-Mary-Lane
T. Payne
Mews Gate
Mecklenburgh
J. Newberry
Bible and Sun
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Richard Russel
London Evening-Post
London Evening Post
Babet
Lucre
Dives
Lazarus
Arrington
Diropurain S