Sailed ships and port notices in late 18th century dispatch
The page lists ships sailing from various ports with destinations such as Jamaica Limerick Belfast Plymouth and Newfoundland. It records arrivals at Yarmouth Dover Dublin Ancona Venice Leghorn and Naples. It also includes a long account of Falkland Island operations and a prison incident in Calais. Local court actions marriages and deaths are noted alongside editorials on universities and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth Roads
Chance
Lambert
Womelland
Watson
Petersburgh
Wolf
Kemp
Ditto
Plymouth
Walker
Norway
Dublin
St. John Baptist
Toolrigy
Canaries
Naples
Speedwel
Lascombb
Newfoundland
Dover
Richardson
Maryland
Ancona
White
Triumph
Rogers
London
Venice
St. Luige
Lane
Lisbon
Leghorn
Twreany
Tidy
Anghicata
Hughes
Betsey
Lee
Barbadoes
Peggy
Pollock
St. Kitts
Falk
Falklaied
Buenos Ayres
Port Egmont
Spain
Industry
Juan Ignacio
Mandanaga
Joshua Vianes
Andelufia
Dominico Portez
St. Rose
Don Francisco Bill
Don Jean Ignacio Mandanaga
Deptford
Cape Horn
River Plate
Falkland Island
Crown of
Calais
Admiralty
Duke de Penthievre
France
Avis
Corsica
Sir. W. Meredith
East India Company
Gainsbrough
Lincoln Seirt
Leeds
Burton Stather
Trent
Dottors Commons
John Berrelwort
Diocese of London
Court of
King’s Bench
St. James’s
Portsmouth
Hound
Burr
Downs
Friendly
Newcastle
Lion
Ingle Ders
Yarmouth
Spithead
T Old Bailey
John Joseph Dufee
Brown
Smith
John Clarke
Alexander Fordyce
Kensington
John Whitney
Thomas Rutlidge
Elizabeth Buttram
Mary Hutchinson
Jane Cook
Rose Coleman
James Allen
John Flecker
Richard’ Gee
Morris
Queen-street
Lincoln’s-inn-felds
Coulson
Chelsea
Maresep
Mr. Jeffery
Thames-street
Miss Petrie
Petrie
Goodman’s Fields
Joseph Laurentius Littlehales
Lincoln’s Inn
Vernon
Mason
Spital Fields
Mashiter
Rumford
James Baden Carpenter
Fetter- Jane
Louisa Tindal
Greenwich
Hull
Yorkshire
Samuel Watson
Fulham
Peter Rogers
Ac Hackney
Mr. Welch
Spital-fields
Bronel
Harpe-lane
Cannon -Street
John Dudlow
Canterbury
Piccadilly
Algood
Beinee
Wales
Bithys
Cfnabrugh
Rede
Focket Bodky
Daily Register of Batncaa Namstement
iOk Mapyks
Ranelagh
Vauxhall
Marybone
Court
F. Newbery
Ludgate- Street
Earsly
Tmystidas
Hoyts
Keerers
Tatler SP
England
Watts
G. Kearfly
N.B. Kearsly Contiinues
Shan
Piers
Anc
Ligonier
Aperam
Almelia Carpeneter
Coust
Europe
Dorothea“Du Bois
Lédies
Iain Wheble
May Behal
Jef
Jewedy
Ot. Hesford
Theodora
Bady
Dorotha da Boise
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Nicol'sy
St. Pioni
Impartial attack on power and press tactics in 18th century prose
A fragmented critique attacks political figures and rival journals, denouncing media manipulation and personal malice. The writer claims independence, challenges an unnamed ally, and defends a publication against attacks tied to naval and political feuds. It references Sir Edward Hawke and a patron while naming conspiratorial editors and printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Edward Hawke
Marine
Edward
Junius on Barrington and royal service in 1770
A 1770 letter from Junius and Tremellius defends Viscount Barrington's career, arguing a long, faithful service to George II and the Hanoverian line. It criticizes Knights of the Splendid Quill for accusing Barrington of corruption over St George's fields and questions the logic of dismissing such a loyal minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Evening Post
Junius, Cinna
Lord Barrington
House of Hanover
George I
Viscount Barrington
George II
Admiralty
Exchequer
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Riday
Deal
His Majesty
Tarta
Amity Hall
Tarbur
Jamaica
Phenix
Limerick
Pitt
Black
Belfat
Loyal Charlotte
Langrish
Romney
Speedwell
London Evening Potts
M. College
The
London Evening Pott
J Impartial
Churchill