Naval and political notices amid Jamaica relief orders
The Lords of the Admiralty order the Cornwall Man of War and three 70 gun ships to sail from Portsmouth to Jamaica to relieve the Cumberland. The Kent Man of War to be broken up. Election news includes Henry Fox’s parliamentary replacement and Bath candidates. Local polling results in Far mingdon Without and St Bride's are reported alongside appointments to offices and several marriages and deaths. Privateering reports describe captures near Cape Clear and actions by captains Brooks and Moncour.
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Duke of Cumberland
the Admiralty
Cornwall
Portsmouth
Jamaica
Cumberland
Rippon
York
Falmouth
Kent
Port-Royal
Henry Fox
Treasury
Theald
John Hipsley Cox
Stone-East
Joseph Langton
Newton St. Loe
Somerset
Bath
Wade
Great Britain
Farmingdon Without
St. Sepulchre’s
Gammon
Walmerley
Coker
King
Fir. Fallard
Myngs
St. Bride’s
Charles Gardner
James Welch
Alderman Perry
Harrison
Aldgate
Sandford
Fenchurch Street
William Whitchurch
Thomas Dawson
Orley
Philip Barton
Merton College, Oxford
Lincoln
Sherrington
Bucks
Winchester
Excise Office
King’s
North
Mr. Stibbs
Nutt
Simpson
Rotherhithe
Hall
Customs
Woolwich
Richard Deeks
Ipwich
John Sparrow
Bury
Fox
Stradbrook
Ipswich
Lincolnshire
Thomas Giles
Goodwin
Col. de Veil
Covent-Garden Roundhouse
Jonathan Scriven
Hurl
Hornsey
Brooks
Neptune
Legehorn
Cabarera
Leghorn
Britannia
Monsour
St. Kitt’s
London
Cape Clear
Joseph Gorgunas
Bilboa
Chesterfield
Ebsworthy
Bristol
Nainz
Cork
Lisbon
Moncour
Colinie van
Genoa
Jorismouth
Anna Sophia
van Kuyper
Hambourg
Dunkirk
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Lords of the Treasury
Laurence Sidney
Smith
Deceas
Commissioners of Excise
Nusse
West
Wells
Somersetshire
Hudleston
St. Cuthbert’s
Burland
John Burland
Dulwich Chapel
Spencer
Guilford
Amelia Jackson
Mr. Jackson
St. Mary’s Nottingham
Paul Gore
Litchfield
Esgy
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Brandon
Hampstead
Cecil Bishop
Lord Falmouth
Cecil
Berkley-square
Oxrmitty
James Pennyman
Ely
Thornton
Canterbury
Becher
Alderman Becher
Prince of Wales
Temple
Ss. Stephen’s
Sandbirk
Cheshire
John Law
Lincoln Cathedral
Sheerness
Lee
Chatham
Neill Buchanan
Q. Levin Gale
Maryland
Richard Armson
Walbrook
Avette
Whitetail
Henry Pelham
George Compsten
Philips Gybbon
Charles Sackville
Earl of
Middlesex
Maesty
John Lord Monson
Martin. Bladen
Edward Ashe
James Brudenell
Richard Plummer
Robert Herbert
Benjamin Keene
Efyrs
Sir Charles Gilmour
Bart
Mapfty
William Corbett
John Rushout
Kingdom of Great Britain
Samuel Sandys
Stile
Lord Sandys
Omberisley
Worcester
Henry Arthur Herbert
Oakly Park
Salap
Baron Herbert
Chirbury
Henry Finch
Denzil Onslow
Charles Hamilton
Island of
Mallorca
Robert Penny