Shipping News From Deal Straited with Outward Bound Fleet
Deal February reports ships arriving and sailing for the river with fifteen to twenty vessels listed, including Mary Muir Dolphin Lundie Bacchos Filt5 Bacthos Boog and others from Gor and Guernsey. His Majesty's sloops Atalanta Cabot Resolution cutter depart, Fortune loop stays with outward bound. Greer.wich Nabob Hunter Gray from New York Defiance privateer on a cruise also sails.
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Deal
de A
Héatel
Mary
Muir
Dolphin
Boog
Gor
Fawlkiind
Godin
St. Barb
Guernsey
W.S.W
His Majesty
Wich
Nabob
Hunter
Gray
New York
Defiance
Bankrupts and Dividends Set For Guildhall Sittings
A long list of bankruptcy petitions names Thomas Gale of Norfolk Street St Clement Danes and Walter Buckmaster of New Bond Street with surrender dates in February and March at Guildhall. Also Priscilla and James Taylor, John Gordall, Samuel Beach, and others with assorted surrender notices and dividend announcements.
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Thomas Gale
Norfolk Street
St. Clement Danes
Chymist
Guidhall
Mr. Spragg
Northamptontreet
Walter Buckmaster
New Bondestreet
Haberdather
Guildhall
Mr. Watson
Walbrook
Cannon-street
Priscilla Taylor
James Taylor
Ashborne
Derbyshire
Adams
Kinderly
Symond'ssinn
Samuel Beach
Weeford
Staffordshire
Golden Lion
Afton-street
Birmingham
Christopher Welbank
Dyer's Buildings
London
John Footman
Thomas Williams
Goldsmith-street
John Sanderson
Reading
Berks
Thomas Leece
Swithin’s Rents
Royal Exchange
John Jackson
Stangate
Lambeth
Surry
William Whitrow
Aldgate High Street
von Fe'ler
Joferh Creswell
the Strand
Robert Cornthwaite
Southampton Street
Bloomsbury
Thomas Callcott
Kensington
Francis Whithaw
Thomas Stanart
The
Minories
Grocer
Jacob Garrard
Orate
Death of George Garrick brother of David Garrick
The London Admiralty reports the death in Covent Garden of George Garrick Esquire brother of the late David Garrick after a brief illness sparked by grief at his brother's funeral. He left 10,000 pounds to his children. news also notes naval dispatches, ship captures, and the new frigate Sibyl entering commission under Captain Paisley.
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Roffel -Street
Covent Garden
George Garrick
David Garrick
Bow-fircec
Adelphi
Brechin
Adam Drummond
Burghs
Aberdeen
Montrose
Thomas Lyon
Carnarvon
Stidwell Roads
Polly
Henry
New York
Liverpool
Hunter
Grey
Downs
Deal
Lord Germain
Concordia
Johan Joachim Repkin
Albourg
Bourdeaux
Falmouth
de Junius
Marrow
London
Patham
Hamilton
Ireland
Havre
Glory
Antigua
America
St. Domingo
Sibyl
Portsmouth
Paisley
Chippenham
Wilts
Lady Dy Next
Henry Singer
Mei
Raincock
Bolt
House Lords Debate On Marine Forces And Oyster Fishery
On Tuesday February 2 the House in committee passed the bill for better regulating his Majesty's marine forces and on share 3 the bill for the preservation of the Whitstable oyster fishery with amendments. The proceedings continued into the next day with a third reading and final passage anticipated.
Majestys amendments speed up land forces recruitment
A report on amendments to the bill was agreed, aiming to accelerate the recruitment of the majesty's land forces. The language suggests a focus on faster conscription or mobilization while on shore. The source text is fragmentary but indicates swift action on military manpower.
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Maine
House of Commons closes petitions day amid private bill delays
The House took no business beyond receiving petitions on Wednesday February 2, the last day for private bill petitions. Deferred Ways and Means and the supply to a future day. A second reading was given to the mariners supply bill and ordered to be laid before the House with the Commissariate in North America. A new writ was ordered to elect two Members for Nottingham in place of the deceased Abel Smith.
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House ¢ Commons
North America
Nottingham
Abel Smith
Trial of Admiral Keppel at trial recounts battle near Brest
The testimony details Keppel and his captains debating line of battle, signals, and tactics during the July 28 29 engagement with the French fleet near Brest. Officers describe wind shifts, the Victory’s maneuver, and considerations of renewing the attack, with Keppel defending his actions as bold and necessary.
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Reperl
Twente Tike
Faulkner
Admiral Keppel
Admiralty
Lord Sandwich
Stoney
The
Vinery
Chace
Blue
Vitory
Calder
the Blue
Berkeley
Jacob Vick
Sir John Lindsay
Prince George
Red
Dhéa
Admiral Montague
Cince
Brett Harbour
Lee Shore
John
Sir Hugh Palliser
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Samuel Moore
Coventry
Thomass Norton
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Admiralty Offee
West India Fleet
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St. Paul’s Church Yard
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