The St Marys River clash and storm reports across colonies
News notes from Georgia and East Florida describe a deadly raid near St Marys River with two men killed and a third mortally wounded, the plundering of Lemon's Store, and claims the murder arose from revenge. Governor Grant and the Superintendent plan a Creek Indian meeting in East Florida. Reports also cover ship losses, fishing prosperity in Scotland, and varied European and English local notices.
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Lantation News
Georgia
St. Mary’s ‘River
Lemon
Old Mills
Grant
Florida
Charles Tawa
His
Cygnet
Phillip Durell
Great Britain
Shipping List Summary From Leith and Copenhagen
From Leith to Copenhagen sailed the Aurora Anderson Boyd Orrack Goodhope Norman Nancy Kerry Sally Otter John Mary Chappel John Elizabeth Hall Kingston Fawcett from Keningsburgh Liberality Chapman Britannia Hord Riga to Hull for ships listed in the sound list dated December 5.
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Aurora
Anderson
Leith
Copenhagen
Boyd
Orrack
Goodhope
Norman
Dysart
Nancy
Kerry
Sally
Otter
John
Mary
Chappel
Elizabeth
Hall
Kingston
Fawcett
Keningsburgh
Liberality
Chapman
Britannia
Hord
Riga
Hull
Maritime Arrivals and Assignments From Port Ledger
Forbes Mills from Petersburgh and Adventure Sanderson Olive Branch Michelson and Hope Atkinson from Koningsburgh bound for London and Sarah Southern from Dant zick to Barcelona. Deal Dec 15. Arrived and sailed for the River. King of Sardinia Barber from Leghorn Jane Goodfellow from Bonaventure and William and Elizabeth Leath from Exeter. Remain ships as before Prince George Guein for Cadiz James Burch Thornton Sutton and Hyde Cath cart for Jamaica Maria Howell Gratton Green and Vulture Hall for St. Kitt's Wind.
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Forbes
Mills
Petersburgh
Adventure
Sanderson
Olive Branch
Michelson
Hope
Atkinson
Koningsburgh
London
Sarah
Southern
Dantzick
Barcelona
Deal
King of Sardinia
Barber
Leghorn
Jane
Goodfellow
Bonaventure
William and
Elizabeth
Leath
Exeter
Prince George
Guein
Cadiz
James
Burch
Thornton
Sutton
Hyde
Cathcart
Jamaica
Maria
Howell
Gratton
Green
Vulture
Hall
St. Kitt's
London notices from the court and city life
Historic London items: royal worship orders, Stinton preaching for Martyrdom of Charles I, eye surgery success for Duke of Bedford, Irish and colonial news, militia reform in Saluda area, rice crop outlook, ships from Falmouth and Gottenburgh, lottery prizes drawn at Guildhall, marriages including Andrew Herbert and Miss Macdougal, George Brady and Sophia Green, multiple deaths and obituaries in Chiswick, Knightsbridge and Panton Street, plus a note on Col. Johnson’s Devonshire estate and other local happenings.
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Honourable
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Thomas Tremlett
Dartmouth
John Miller
Marquis of Granby
Castle of Windsor
Beadle
Bridge Ward
Thomas Ward
Charles Town
South Carolina
West Indies
Guadaloup
Saluda
Horse Creek
John Lewis Gervais
Thomas Bell
James Mayson
Oss
Duke of York
Falmouth
Lillen
Leith
Eddie
Gottenburgh
Norway
Angola
Surinam
Barnstaple Bay
Thomas Wood
Littleton
Shepperton
Thames
Taesdey
Guildhall
Andrew Herbert, Esq
Jamaica
Macdougal
Caverton
Kelso
George Brady
Kingstreet
Bloomsbury
Misls
Sophia Green
Panton-street
Jonathan Eames
Barnstaple
Devonshire
Margaret Thomas
Chiswick
David Rogerson
Walker
Putney
Knightsbridge
Richmond
Charles Frye
Leicester-fields
William Johnson
Col. Johnson
The
Guards
Castle-street
His Majesty
Regner
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J Nicholson
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