Turbulent Atlantic News From Jamaica And Ireland
A Kingston Jamaica letter warns supplies from the continent may end until Britain and the Colonies settle disputes. Other dispatches report six ships of the line arriving from Hispaniola, land forces onboard, and vessels sailing to England. Additional items note a Dublin arrival with fresh congress dispatches, a Royal Navy transport bound for Quebec, a coasting mishap off Sunderland, and various political trials and executions at Taunton and Exeter.
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Kingston- In- Jamaica
Great Britain
Seymour
Philadelphia
Hylton
New-York
North America
Jamaica
Hispaniola
Old France
England
Matty
Craig
Dublin
Congress
Diana
Young
Portmouth
St. Helen’s Road
Roebuck
Elizabeth
Quebec
Ireland
Plymouth
Wolfe
Newburgh
Peer Ellie
Sunderland
Sketraw
Aberdeen
Crown Prince
Anderson
Norway
Margate
High Water
Freemalon
Liverpool
Ayres
Poolbeg
William ‘Tell
Grifler
YeNerday
Royal Exchange
Bishopspate
George Pailler
John Miles
Richard Deaper
William Cook
Robert Young
Joseph Waghorn
Draper
Wells
Colonel Roberts
Taunton
Halliday
Poole
Reginald Tucker
Ansford
Exeter
Thomas Taylor
William Quick
William Saunders
William Avery
Raf
Henry
Beitm Races in Scotland Today
BEITM RACES in Scotland on Tuesday Aug 15 featured the town's plate of 521 pounds won in two heats by Provo Baxter's Favourite, Foxhunter, Nanny Fan, Cattaway and others. A noblemen and gentlemen subscription plate of 1000 pounds raced nearby, with several named horses and owners, while a post match for 200 pounds between the Duke of Buccleugh and Sir Lawrence Dandas did not run due to the duke paying half forfeiture.
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Scotland
Provo Baxter
Archibald Hope
B. H. Foxhunter
Thomas Mailand
Nanny
Edward Anderson
Cattaway
Noblemen and Gentlemen
Earl of Eglington
Horfe
Blemith
Douglas
Ayton
Sourbay
Town
Nisbet
Hay’s Bay
Heiter
Duke
Buccleugh
Cawrence Dandas
Cirencester
Wil
Han Guife
Mir
Lawrence Mills
W. Guil
O. Paul
Charles. Howard
Juma Craven
G. Berkley
Edward Southwell
J. Guil
Powell Snell
Jacob Weate
S. Brackwell
N. B. Subscription Co
Newmarket
William Guise
Worcester Races Results From August Event
The Worcester meeting featured Sparkler winning the sol for Mem bers for the Ceauty and City, with runners including Motowles’s Sons and Candidate. The plate saw Hare’s hunter beat Vipplerd’s horse, and Befion led by Powell Spell in another heat. Races extended to Cirencester last Thursday with three horses racing for a cup from thirteen starters.
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Worcester
City
Mrr. Dimock
Sparkler
Mritowles
Wilkins
s_b
Baffet
Wall
Prince Prettyman
Foley
Hare
Hunter
Svipplerd
Powell Spell
Horse racing results from a crowded meeting
On the same day several races were run. Sir Onesiphorus Pauls colt Merlin, Mr Wildmans grey Burton, and Mrr Duttons black colt by Mark were present in the weigh for age event. Duchess, owned by Sir Richard Phillips, won over Hampha owned by Mr Bawles and Firetaill by Bagley. Major Brereton won the match against Mr Bayley. Beran Lord Ducie and Sir Caef Paul contested a match won by the latter. Bauble owned by Sir Richard Bamsfylde beat Mr Power's bay gelding and Major Brereton's black share was well beaten.
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Onesiphorus Paul
Merlin
Mr. Wildman
Burton
Mrr. Dutton
Mark
Wean
Sol
Richard Phillips
Duchess
Mr. Bawles
Hampha
Bagley
Mr. Bayley
Major ‘Brereton
Beran Lord Ducie
Caef. Paul
Priday
Richard Bamsfylde
Mr. Power
Major Brereton
Empress rewards Romanzow and Russian leaders at ceremony
From Moscow news, Romanzow declined a triumphal entry and received a grand imperial procession. The Empress awarded vast gifts including 100,000 roubles, estates, diamonds, and surnames to Romanzow, Orlow, Potemkin, Panin, and others, with many decorations and titles. Additional reports: Venice reports bumper crops. Brussels notes early harvests.
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Moscow
Romanzow
Kolominski
Petersburgh
Granovitaia
Old Palace
Procureur
Marshal Romanzow
Sadomaiskov
Princé Dolgarouki
Soltikow
Ivan Czernichew
Nevsky
Greig
CronRadt
Venice
Brussels
Extrag from the Wit of the late Sir Gregory Pace
The will directs private burial in East Greenwich Kent and bequests to Lord Howe Juliana Page Sir John Shaw Bart Henry Wilmot and various religious and charitable beneficiaries. It details legacies to the poor Baptist chapel Christ's and St Thomas's hospitals and the Smallpox hospital, substantial annuities to East India Company, and legacies to Lady Shaw the Turner children and two younger sons. Residue largely to the Turner heirs with property at Batchelsea and Spring Gardens tied to Juliana Page for life.
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Quick
Saunders
Avery
Thomas Taylor
James Reed
Herefordshire
Vauxhall
Wandsworth
Gordon
Southwark
Kennington Common
Mark Jane
Corn Exchange
Trotter
Portland-street
Miss Warden
York Buildings
Strand
Ireland
Latablere
Tuam
Buchy
Clipton
Northamptonshire
Thomas Wheatley
Enfield
London
S. Giffura’s
Millener
Serle-Ttr
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
England
London-Bridge
NEW &. Deal
Seatiorfe
Swift
Lante
Hellen
Corckburn
Jobb
Arethusa
Peggy
Martin
Sophia
Lunn
Africa
Golden Lyon
Phomptis
Polar Star
Grampus
Davis
Streights
Lancaster
Blue Blue
Stabje
Jamaica
Eart- Greenwich
Kent
Lord Howe
Juliana Pape
John Shaw
Bart
Henry Wilmot
East Greenwich
Baptist Meetinghouse
Devonshire-square
Morden College
Juliana Page
Shaw
Sir Edward Turner
Batclesden
Bedfordshire
Edward Turner
Gregory Turner
Ant Hiashel
Arid
Blackheath
Sond
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Bezan
London Gazette
Sir Gregory Pace
Mithelmas
Fourier
Burley
Castle-yard
Hole Born
Surrey
Chris Church
William Smith
C Lege
C. Dilly
Almon
Smith
Sergon
John. Cadwallader
Shakespeare
Griffiths
T. Cadell
Tha
Monthly Review
Crucal Review
London Review
Beng
Wellmiller Hall
W.ckly
Dres
Lion
Rae Jaseaded
Thecreat
Mare Qeen
Sona
Patrick
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