Shipping News Snapped With Incoming and Departing Vessels
On Monday December 15 ships reported arrivals and departures. Hibbert and Boyd bound for Jamaica and Martha Jyne to St Kitts remained with the fleet, wind west. London Chambers arrived from London at New York, St Paul from ditto to Marblehead, Richard from Petersburgh at Margate Road, and several vessels listed at Jersey Stangate Creek and Philadelphia with cargos from Liverpool Newfoundland Galway and Bilboa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téal
Hibbert, Boyd
Jamaica
Martha
Jyne
St. Kitt’s
New-York
London
Chambers
Marblehead
St.Paul
Gordon
Ditte
Margate Road
Richard
Robson
Petersburgh
Jersey
Pinguing le
Liverpool
Beard
Citta
Prince George
Camber
Galway
Carolina
Friend
Bristol
Recovery
Edwards
Newfoundland
Ann
Conelly
Ditto
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed in Guildhall Notices
Bankrupts named include William Schaley Marklane London Cornfactor surrender dates Dec 19 29 Jan 26 at Guildhall Edward Chapman Titington Poulceter surrender dates Dec 22 Jan 1 26 Richard Thornton St Johns-st Coffees Man surrender dates Dec 17 Jan 5 26 Pillip Marci Strand Furrier surrender dates Dec 22 29 Jan 26 at Guildhall Dividends posted Jan 15 Ambrose Beckwith York Goldsmith Jeweller Jan 12 Robert Sinclair Norton Falgate Threadmaker Jan 16 John Bennett St Leonard Shoredich Woolcomber Jan 22 James Lewis Triquet Masse s Court St Mary Whitechapel Dyer Jan 24 John Thiley Stourbridge Worcesterhire Glass Seller Bull's Head Stafford Certificates granted Samuel Toren Chancery Janey Cofferman Henry Juiah Buke'eplice Lafer Later Dispatches note arrivals from Flanders France and Turkey, naval strength figures, potential clerical assembly for supplies, Parma Duchess delivery, damages from floods, military actions near Bucharest, and Falkland Island negotiations. America note: Annapolis merchants adhere to non-importation agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schaley
Marklane
London
Cornfaétor
Guildhall
Edward Chapman
Titington
Poulceter
Richard Thornton
St. John’s-street
Pillip Marci
Strand
Furrier
Ambrose Beckwith the Younger
York
Kidd's
Coneystreet
Robert Sinclair
Norton Falgate
John Bennett
St. Leonard
Shoredich
James Lewis Triquet
Masse’s Court
St. Mary
Whitechapel
John Thiley
Stourbridge
Worcesterkiire
Committee named to judge Shoreham election merits
Names of the committee chosen under Grenville’s bill to examine the Shoreham election return on oath. Includes Sir Robert Ladbroke, Lord Cavendish, Lord Henley, Montagu, Purling, Impey, and others. The process may yield benefits from the new institution. details from Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 116, 1770.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville
Shoreham
Robert Ladbroke
Paul Field
Michael Byrne
Edw. Astley
John Cavendish
Charles Maitham
Lord Henley
Fred. Montagu
Lee
Eden
Serjeant _ Davy
Impey
Farrer and Mastermans
Thomas Rumbold
John Purling
Morris
Richard Afton
Robt. Morris
Richard Ailton
Lincoln’s Inn
Richard Aston
Hillhouse
Corke
Liverpool
Dublin
Hoyle Banks
William
Mitchell
Jamaica
London
Dover
Upavelly
Guildhall
Thomas Dice Ely
Prince of
Ales
Michael Smith
South Mimms
Hertfordshire
Great Seal
Maretzen
William Addis
Duke-street
Grosvenor Square
Susannah Richardson
Chesterfield-street
May-fair
Legal Notices and Marital Arrangements Across London
Tuesday entries list private affairs for Finning and Bir Welton, with engagements to Miss Hart and Miss Orévens. Other notices include Welch the stock-broker at Brentford, Morton of Devon, Udney of Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Fleetwood the former butcher at Greenwich, and Stephen Welch in Fleet Prison after thirty years’ contempt. John Frederick’s estate in Surrey will descend to his two daughters as coheirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finning
Corp-Factor
Thamestreet
Miss Hart
Peckham
Welton
Tower Hill
Orévens
Wapping Rag
Brentford
Welch
Cliss Morton
County of
Devon
Lincoln
Stiagn Fields
Udney Esq
Greenwich
Fleetwood
Whitechapel
Fleet
Stephen Welch
Court of Chancery
Thomas Frederick, Bart
Patlmall
John Frederick
Burwood
This day was published price and second postscript pamphlet
A damaged notice announces the publication of a pamphlet entited Another Letter to Mr Almon on the Woodfall and Almon judgment in the King's Bench cases. Printed for J Miller and sold by booksellers, with reference to law and prophecy fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon
King’s Bench
Woodfall
J. Miller
Queen’s*Head
Whitefield
Countess of Huntingdon
Bath
Venn
C. Dilly
Trial of John Almon for Yelling Junius Letter
Information filed by William De Grey as Attorney General leads to a trial before a Special Jury in Middlesex at Westminster Hall on Saturday the second day of June 1470. Short-Hand transcription of proceedings, printed by J. Miller and sold by booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Almon
Wm. de Grey
His Majesty
Junius
William Lord Mansfeld
Middlesex
King’s Bench
Westmintster- Hall
Certificate honors Dr Le Rat for cure of dragoons
Colonel Burgoyne and officers sign a certificate praising Dr Le Rat for curing several dragoons of complex disorders. They state his powder is useful and recommend it to the public. He can be consulted daily at Newman Street Oxford Road. powders sold by Mr Ridge at the Pack House in Covent Garden with directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Light Dragoons
Dogtur le Rat
J. Burgoyne
R. Kingston
N.B
le Rat
Newmanestreet
Oxford Road
Ridge
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
Verax and Miller debate Milton’s L Allegro letter
A London reader letters exchange at a coffee-house about Milton’s L Allegro and the choral music at a local music room. Verax objects to Miller’s narrative and the designation of Dr Hayes. Miller defends his view and argues for University Professor titles and distinctions in professorship nomenclature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Verax
Milton
Miller
Doubteless
Hayes
Mufe
Muffe
Lniversity
Wheeler
Contested Musical Merit and Critic Veraxspar in London
A contemporary discussion defends Miss Linley and Mr Malchair against Verax's critique, arguing the public performance at the Manchester salon showcased equal merit between vocal and instrumental parts. The writer questions Verax’s accuracy on facts about composers, performers, and affiliations, while praising the evening’s overall success and hinting at the critic’s motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erax
Setar Geatny Pevers
Linley
London
Opera
Thas
Italy
Mifs Linley
Linley Twig
Orjene
Prieve
Verax
Mufcg
Mir
Richaeret
Priore
Sinte Verax
Mir Malair
Monro
Hurtys
Alf
Norris
Miller
Pardah
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Flanders
France
Pariss
The
India Company
Parmas
Teus Maile
Helland
Constantinople
Bucharest
Soliman Patha
Brahilov
Hamburgh
Prabilery
Warsaw
Ukraine
Podolia
Madrid
Falkland
Great- Britain
Paris
Prince de Maflerano
Spain
America
Annapolis
London Gazette
St. James's
Earl Cornwall
Tower
John Lord Berkeley
Stratton
Grenadier Guards
William Whitby
Dragoon Guards
William Nisbet
Fagoon Guards
Richard Downes
Thurlow, Brace
Itto
Thomas Innocent
Henry Fox
Cornet
Adolphus Benzell
Surty
Bellon
Cambridge
Leicester
Nottingham
Stafford Derby
Shropshire
Hereford
Worcester
Warwick
Gloucester
Northumberland
Cumberland
Weofenorland
Kent
S. North Wales
Wales
Winchester
Scotland
William Cgoke
Ife Fuller
Tho. Wheatley
Earl
Trecothick
Henry Thomas Howe
Richard Fuller
Robert Henley Ongley
Lord Charles ‘Spencer
Weleiam Lord
Mansfield
W. Bintley
Newgateé-street
Lord Mansfield
Lord Chatham
House of Lords
London Evening Pol
London Evening Post
Clangor
Strider
Murmer
MasseRrano
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