Maritime Arrivals and Passengers at Ports
In TSUB SDA January 2 a list of arriving ships and passenger names is recorded. Vessels Good Intent Duke from Haml Southampton Sky Coleburn from Oporto, John and Mary Powel from Seville, Elizabeth and Pegey Forrester from Lovely Betty Darcy from Cadiz Catherine Sullivan from Malaga Charming Nelly Savile Fleming from Leghorn among others are noted arriving at Portsmouth Cork and Dublin ports with various origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsub Sda
Deal
Anson
Stangate Creek
Sharp
Keibraltar
Farley
Qualter
Harriot
Laibey
Fogua
Mertha
Semple
Dublin
Wind N
Portsmouth
Good Intent
Duke
Haml
Southampton
Sky
Coleburn
Oporto
Cork
John and
Mary
Powel
Seville
Elizabeth
Pegey
Forrester
Betty
Darcy
Cadiz
Catherine’ Sullivan
Malaga
Nelly
Lisbon
Savile, Fleming
Leghorn
IRELAND and PORTSMOUTH NEWS BRIEFS
Dublin reports an august assembly addressed a great personage who declined to disclose his majesty s instructions without commands. Marriage news in Limerick. dragoons clash with country people at Rathdowney leaving Michael Kavanagh dead and others injured. In Orkney a Mrs Maitland bears a son. Lady Jean Ramsay dies at Dalhousie. Portsmouth and Spithead bring vessel arrivals and petitions for continued prohibition. obits note Joseph Nicol Scott and William Churchman, High Sheriff of Norfolk in 1761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Tyre
Limerick
Campbell
47Th Régiment of Foot
Muss
Michael Kavanagh
Bawn
House of Commons
Pak
Felth Bury
Joseph Sunday
Feltham
Bury
Josep Nicol Scott
William Churchman
Mangreen
Esy
Norfolk
Holland
India House
William Stephenson
Guildhall
Bear-Key
St. Catharine Cree
Leadenhall-street
Southwark
Hoxton
Hornby
Manwife
Blackfriars Bridge
Morris’s Caufey
Daffau
Diederic of
Anhalt
Deffau
Prussia
Empress in Conception and Baltic Storm News
From Vienna notes that the Empress may not cede Low Countries as a future Dauphin portion and may share fortune in money. Stockholm dispatches cite Swedish politics turning against France despite Versailles intrigues. A fierce storm, wrecks near Masterland, and Danes and Ruffian ships driven from anchors by ten days of gales. Reports of Opera quarrel, the Dutch voyage losses, and prize drawings accompany local notices of marriages, deaths, and business.
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Vienna
Low Countries
France
Stockholm
Versailles
Sweden
Elfineur
Elphinstone
Rufsian
Masterland
Jutland
Copenhagen
Vaden
First ColleGion of Dr Alcock Tutenty Select Anthems
Catalog announces Dr Alcock collection of sixty six pages in folio published for half a guinea. Sixteen anthems for various voices including treble tenor and bass parts. Published by Taubert and Panchen in London and Liverpool. Subscribers will receive a titled plate with their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcock
Litchfield
Panchen
Ogy
Little Carter-lane
Debsie
Taubert
Cormhill
London
Tate Royal
Frederick Prince’ of Wales
N.B
Taft
Second Edition of The Spectator and New Music Catalog
A verbose page lists publishing details for a second edition of The Spectator by Addison and Steele, with engravings by Hayman and Grignion, plus Adams’s public notices. It advertises Benjamin West’s hymn collection, West’s prayer and psalm tunes, and a powder for horse disorders sold by various booksellers, including Newbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin West
Northampton
B. Law
Nox 13
Avemary-laine
Aid Y. Lacy
HE Spectator
Joseph Addison
Richard Steele
Richard Fenton
Esq
W. Strahan
F. Rivington
Hirgon
R. Baldwin
Hawes
Clarke
Collins
R. Horsfield
W. Johnston
T.carlon
Crowder
T. Longman
Francis Newbery
Joe Newbery
Tate
St. Paul’s Church Yard
James
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John Fealing
Battersea
Surry
Dirk Vander Heyden
Dowgate-hill
Condon
John Firth
Leeds
Yorkshire
John Tennant
Chappel Allerton
King’s Arms
Thiomas Bullock
John Taylor
Ludgatehill
Frederick Maitland
Ugdrim
Fife
Dalhouse Caidle
Jean Ramsay
Earl of
Country News
Spit
Scottoe
Paris
Dardanus
Mademoiselle
Jehin
W. B Street
Gre
N. B
Hayman
Grignion
Miller
Mosley
Pri
Dunstan
Coske
Exok
Drury Jane
Zar
Garrick
Osman
India
South Sea
S&s
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