Shipping notices and early January arrivals in 18th century ports
Ships and captains listed with destinations for Babidoes Tagus Jamaica St Vincent Plymouth Leghorn and Virginia. Arrivals include Mary and Elizabeth from Philadelphia Betty from Maryland Industrious Bee Samuel and Thomas Howler from Newfoundland Duchess of Manchester from Lisbon. Ragusa joins Ottoman side as Russia turns on neutrality.
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New.s. Deal
Seahorfa East Indiaman
Gibbens
Coar
Babidoes
Tagus
Innis
Lithen
Andy Juliana
Stevenson
Jamaia
Matty
Fox
Viginia
St. Vincent’s Planter
Young
St. Vincent’s
Elizabeth
Nancy
Honeywell
Plymouth
Genoa Galley
How
Leghorn
Providence
Davis
Guiney
Dover
Mary
Sparks
Philadelphia
Elliot
Miller
New York
Betty
Hendrick
Maryland
Mully
Harren
Virginia
Britanalla
Daverton
Botton
Ar Pool
Bee
Warne
Samuel
Thomas
Howler
Newfoundland
Duchess of Manchester
Casey
Lisbon
Bristol
King George
Maes
Barbadoes
Amsterda
Anna Magia
Brocxer
Bank of Sir George Colebrooke and Co to continue business
Dublin December 24 notice states the Bank of Sir George Colebrooke and company, now in oath, has funds ample to discharge all commitments and meet any demand. The bank confirms business will continue and be conducted with punctuality and attention in the future.
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ELAND
Dublin
Jnft
Sir George Colebrooke and Company
Glasgow Arrives at Spithead From Halifax Nova Scotia
Portmouth reports the frigate Glasgow under Captain Allen arriving at Spithead from Halifax. In Marebich the Snow sloop of war perished with 80 crew. In Mrwich the Rev Charles ngerton is instituted to Rifhan les rectory in Suffolk on Lord well’s presentation.
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Country News
Portmouth
Spithead
Magjetty
Glasgow
Allen
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Marebich
Mrwich
Charles Ngerton
Rifhanles
Suffolk
Lordwell
Ode for the New Year 1771 by Whitehead and Laurent
At noon before the King and Royal Family an ode titled Ode fr th New Year 1771 with music by Dr Boyce and words by William Whitehead and Ely Poet Laurent. The piece celebrates the Year with the circling cycle, the feast day, and loyal tribute to Britain, evoking Lycéan imagery and ancient sages.
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William Whitehead
Ely
Laurent
Fetto
Dr. Boyce
Britain
Briain
Lycéan
Fragmented British politics and naval news from Cavendish Square to Leith
Reports on a new statue for the Duke of Cumberland in Cavendish-square, royal progress in Hampstead, and the Duke of Gloucester’s voyage to Portsmouth to inspect the fleet. Also notes on an embargo affecting Irish provisions, wrecks near Corunna, Paris political protests, Leith carpenters joining fleet service, grain prices, and various local notices and obituaries.
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Britain
Cavendish-square
Duke of Cumberland
Veileraay
Preston
Hillsborough
Richard Chichley Plowdon
Dominica
William Stuart
Privy Council of Ireland
Great Britain
France
Havannah
Corunna
Malaga
Dublin
Eleanor
Fairbridge
Memell
London
Suffolk
Eggy
Happisburgh
Paris
Leith
Corn Exchange
Ferguson
Thomas Salisbury
Admiralty
John Hyde
Stoke-Talmage
Oxfordshire
Earl of Macclesfield
William Leader
Ann Morgan
Sohosqiare
Timothy Yonge
St. Martin In
Parliament-street
Webb
Falter
Giltspur Street
Beadle
Plumbers Company
Sparrow
Mason’s Arms
Maddox-street
Hanover-quare
College-street
Westminster
Capt. Haywood
Regiment of Guards
Friday Latt
Slade
Tottenham Court Road
Notice to Chelsea Hospital Out Pensioners 1770s
Royal Hospital Chelsea orders out pensioners to appear at the Secretary’s Office and register their appearances on specified days. Pensioners from Horse Guards, Grenadier Guards, Royal Horse Guards Blue, and various Dragoon and Foot regiments are summoned with dates in January and instructions for affidavits for those living far from London.
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Royal Hospital
Chelsea
London
Jaid Hospital
Dragoon Guards
Dragoons
Foot Guards
Fortieth Regiment of Foot
Chelsea-hospital
Scotland
Ireland
Chelsea Hospital
Horse Guards
Great Britain
Juch
John Nicoll
War Office
Barrington
Bank Stock Prices Reported in Classified Tabloid
Fragmentary OCR lists bank stock prices and closing figures with several misreads. Readable items include entries like Bank Ann and New Ann with partial price annotations. The text resembles a financial snippet from a newspaper’s stock column with unclear symbols and misprinted fractions.
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Naples
Marseilles
Bes
Republick of
Ragusa
Count Orlow
Esnland Vt dSefex
I “Garry
Jertford Bedfort
Trambridge
Bi Untingdon Tr
Northampton
Rutland
Leicester
Nottingham
Derby
Stafford
Shrophire
Sim Hereford
Worcefer
Warwick G
Gloucester
Ir Wilphire
York Durham
Northumberland
Cumberland
Westmorland
Lancashire
Cheshire
Montmouth
Somerset
Devon Cornans
Dorset
Hampshire
Kent
North Wales
ENERA
Ta Sar
William Cooke
Andes
Hertfog
Qartaan
Dimsdale
Jell Byde’s
White Hart Court
Lombard-fire
Ben. Rooke
Andley-House
Essex
William, Earl of Cadogan
Universal Magazine
Knoweledge
J. Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternofterrew
Warwick-lane
Wesksellers
le Dauphin
M. la Dauphine
T. Carnan
F. Newbery
Sts Paul’s
Rhe Dauphn
Dauphinels
Mant
le Moreau
Anderson
James Inglis
New Church
the Strand
Charles
Edward Hulfe Bart
Inglis
Thur
South Sea
Cenc
Bank Ann
Red
K S
India
Hugh
Touhn NewBerry
St. Pauls Church Yard
W. Bayley