Shipping Lines Return List of Passengers and Vessels
A late eighteenth century style list notes arrivals and departures with names of ships and passengers. Vessels include Arabella Bridthaw Fanny Ayres Neptune Christina Robert Crowton Unity Amity Britannia and others sailing from Genoa Leghorn Naeve Riga Memel Hamburg Amsterdam Finland and the Baltic regions with numerous passenger names such as Sarah Crow and Elizabeth Johnson among the many listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Brodrick
George
Feard
Memel
Dorothy Sophia
Sankes
Colburgh
Henrietta
Piter
Judith
Crow
Riga
William
Jane
Crowing
Rutchr
Bewden
Britannia
Crowton
Cox
Cornwall
Corps
Happy Recovery
Leverick
Petersburgh
Mary
Keam
Hamburgh
Johanna
Smith
Amsterdam
Esperance
Radkin
Finland
Amity
Crampton
Baltic
Sophia
Caron
Crockery
Elizabeth, Johnson
Norch Cepering
Royal airing and diplomatic bustle report in early news
Yesterday morning their Majesties toured Richabnd dining, with court motions about French actions in Senegal and arms shipments for Portugal. Dispatches from Berlin describe Prussia preparing field equipage for Silesia, and court appointments and ecclesiastical dispensations populate a busy public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richabnd
Senegal
Privy Council
Portugal
Berlin
Prussia
Silesia
Houfhold
Brunwick
Engand
Christopher Rigby
Beilby Porteus
Christcharch College
Cambridge
Bockland
Isle of “Wight
Ax Spithead
Roger Clayton
Barees
Anne Me
RieMesond
Breames
Meredith
William Levinz
Baysford
Nottaghansshire
Lord Byron
Witla Chaworth
Gocel
Bath
Blererc Mackworth
Cardiff
Hoerbert “Mackworth
Robert Wakefield
Charter-Houte
Dialogue on Peace Negotiations In The Postscript
A fragmentary dialogue render from a London Evening Post page features AweGricus debating peace terms. It recalls tensions between a lord and negotiator over terms, island control, and perceived betrayals, with threats and defiant exchanges amid political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lucia
B.z
France
To the Author and Printer of the London Evening Post
A fragmentary note requests clarification about Mr Hartison and his son. It mentions a voyage to Barbadoes and a master of a vessel learning a fate or plan, with unclear details and misreadings in the pasted text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldecott
Gray
George Pettit Ey
Garey-street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Giles
Taylor
New-Street
Black-friars
Will
Cornhill
Royal Oak
Haberdashers Hospital
Hoxton
Reading
Thomas Ragg
Bermondsey
Hunily
Bihopsgate
Blackwall
Stepney Fields
Aldgate Watchhouse
Bishopsgate-stree
Brown’s Wells
Finchleycommon
Annie
Yorkshire
Fohm
America
Lloyd’s
Nig&s
William Johnson
Madrid
Porto Rico
West Indies
Earl of Rochford
William Campbell
Duke of Argyle
Frederick Campbell
Commodore Graves
Guinea
Stinton
Pot Blinton
Wirrenfhar
Kent
Portsmouth
Cape Coast Castle
Annamabo
Africa
Guernsey
Bel- Jeifle
Sandy Bay
Famen
Newcastes
wFon True
Candlemas
James Rodd
S. Rudd
Wenman and Jo
Royal Exchange
Rrack
the India Company
Jamaica
Charles Wenman Am Co
Mountain
Lisbon
John Daniel Cotton
Good Easter
Essex
Carlon
Stationers Hall
London
Fletcher
Oxford
Merril
Cambridge
Burdon
Wintt
Strupar
Chebmsford
Easton
Salisbury
Wimpey
Newbury
Key
Mr. Kay
Baker’s Coff E-House
Bull
Ludgate Hill
Deard
Piccadilly
Shandos-street
Lewis
Ss Booki¢ier
Buffel-strees
Covent-Garden
Hill
Mr. Baldwin
Parden
London Evening Post
Palliser
Newfoundland
Merges
Hartison
Barbadoes
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.on
Don
Keppel
Hodpton
Gravesend
Woolwich Reath
Canterbury
Ray Fbeck
Dimchurch
Clare
Colnbrooke Turnpike
Cran‘ford Bridge
Middlesex
Munder
Valerian
Dr. Hill
Richard Baldwin
Paterenofter Row
J. Jackson
St. Jamesge Street
England
Postscript
London Evening-Pott
Stook
AweGricus