Ship News Arrivals and Departures From Aug 23
Maritime notices list arrivals and outbound ships with origins including Jamaica Bristol Virginia London Hamburgh Cork Oporto and Barbadoes. Vessels named include Warwick Castle Zephyr Liberty Grenville Thornton Louisa Three Brothers Active and many others with routes from Liverpool Sunderland Newcastle and more sites along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Liberty
Lesley
Bristol
Aire
Grenvile
Ritchie
Virginia
Thornton
M‘ Dougal
London
Maryland
Louisa
Richardson
Ditto
Providence
Davis
Africa
Oporto
Wadman
Cork
John
James
S Nnot
Active
Henzel
Liverpool
Farmer
Margaret
Gray
Sunderland
Happy Jennet
Fawcit
Newcastle
Miller
Hamburgh
Friendship
Scott
Prince George
Ainthold
Vince
Alexander
Sullivan
Philadelphia
Ann
Abby
Martha
Thompsin
Nantz
Falmouth
Trelandrean
Dunfervite
Barbadoes
Troth
New England
Cowes
Bacchus
Hill
Dover
Hall, Foster
Sicily
Susannah
Debbie
Plymouth
Magdalen, Haire
Lisbon
Freedom
Hall
North Carolina
Senegal
Mary, Haydon
Stanate Creek
William and Mary
Mitchell
Ancona
English goods seized and discarded by Philadelphia merchants
In Philadelphia a few parcels from Baltimore were seized after two shopkeepers violated a non importation agreement. The merchants committee reported their conduct and the goods were sent back. Earlier, Captains Whitman and Grinnell returned from Rhode Island after being refused permission to trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Isabel
Whitman
Grinnell
Rhode Island
Fatal accident in Chartney leaves worker crushed by stones
Bath reports an accident in Chartney where a builder named Mr. Clements caused a floor load of stone to collapse from an attic weighing over a ton. The fall crushed him as he carried a heavy stone aloft, ending in a fatal destruction of him and his joints. Other notices cover ship deployments at Portsmouth and local renditions of public figures. Canterbury and Brighthelmstone items note arrivals, dedications, and a drowned rector. Private letters from Brunswick discuss royal arrivals, the Emperor of Morocco, and possible alliances.
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Bath
Chartney
Crescent
Clements
Canterbury
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Achilles
Centaur
Saint Antonio
Bellona
Arrogant
Ajax
Dorsethire
Rippo
Hero
Dorsetshire
Birmingham
Warwick
John Phillips
Thomas Weslon
Tamestyise
Edward Price
Joeph Rotherto
Brighthelmpone
Mr. Gwyan
Brazen-nose College
Oxfed
Brighthelmstone
Gansing Barley
Awfiter
Gwynn
Brunswick
Denmark
Lesbo
Cousiers
Ae Csity
Madrid
de la Lippe Bucktbourg
Lisbon
Romanzow
Kaplan Ghireiy Kam
Crimea
Voltaire
Charles
Tartary
Bathas
Ram
Banih
Rhodes
Ix Herty
Gibraltar
Nancy
Stock
Sandwich
Ireland
North America
Board of Works
St. James’s Park
R—T
Willmore
Creighton
Barbadoes
Spry
Fairchild
Hamlet Fairrhild
Montreal
Mediterranean
Artillery House
Atkinson
Artillery
City of
London
Soho-square
Hill
Ales
Pkain
Gratis
Farringdon
White Conduit
York
Harrowgate
Yorkshire
Fa&t
Old’Ford
Edwards
Leigh
Allhallows Barking
Tower-street
Robert Burnaby
St. Margaret
Leicester
Diocese of
Lincoln
Wanlip
St. Philip
James Bomles
Burford
Salop
Phoimas Spedding
St. Bennet
Peter. Paul’s Wharf
Glanfield
Maratép
Partridge
St. James’ Street
Ashby
Robert Ashey
Breakspeare
Samuel Tolly
Hertford
Ann Bidwell
the Renown
Cannon
Bréet
Thomas Wiliamson
Somerfethhire
Wat
Walnut-tree-walk
Lambeth
Paul Bowers
Changeé-coure
Strand
Alter
Old Windsor
South Sea House
A. Mathew Stevenson
Applyig
No.8
Craven-buildings
Drury Lase
Ryfleeg
New-street
Broad-Areety
Carnaby Market
F.neweery
St.Paul's Church Yard
Blyth
John’s
Royal Exchange
Turbulent Dispatches from Lisbon and London Gleanings
Reading includes a Lisbon letter recounting Turkish and Tartary power struggles, Russian views on the Ram and Ottoman politics, and notes on warrants, imprisonments, and court intrigues. Amidst Gibraltar, Ireland, and North America, maritime and court activities mix with local arrests, public notices, and appointments in Canterbury and Leicester.
Testimonial Letter to Dr Lowther on Notable Recovery
A patient from Hadon-Garden writes to Dr Lowther praising his nervous medicines. Once weak and emaciated with sleepless nights and nervous disorders, the writer claims renewed health after using the medicines, stating relatives and neighbours witnessed the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Whitey
Wonderful cleansing drops for many ailments advertised
An 18th or 19th century advertisement touts healing drops claimed to cure piles, kidney and bladder disorders, miscarriages, and weak backs. It notes sales of over 50,020 bottles since April 1934 and lists sellers Mr. West, Partridge, and Tay in London areas with prices and directions for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratcliffe
West
Sears
Nerecityeat
Clare Ma
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Samuel Mather
Manchester
Fulahdyr
Crompton’s
John Sparrye
Worcester
Beil- Inn
Matthew Fort
Exon
Constantinople
J. Smit
William Dodd
L.E. D
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F. Newbery, Jr
St Paul's Church-yard
Church of
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Auhasky
Edward Wickfleed
John Hing
John Hing, In Pa‘er-noger Row
Warwick-lane
Great Britain and Ireland
Sats Altesye
Almon
Yelinston
Ludgate-frest
W. Strahan
J. and
F. Rivington
J. Hinton
R. Baldwin
L. Hawes
W. Clarke
R. Collins
S. Crowder
T. Carlon
T. Longman
BR. Law
T. Lowndes
T. Pete
Z. Stuart
Vronicell G. Robbison
J. Roberts
T. Cadell
T. Becker
S. Bladon
T. Davies
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