Shipping News and Naval Dispatches from a War Time Letter
An excerpt reports British and American naval movements including the Ellen and the Escape, privateers, and ships ordered to sail with the East India fleet. It notes the French fleet near Dunkirk, ships at Spithead ready to sail, and incidents of prize captures by privateers. Also covered are court cases, clerical promotions, marriages, deaths, and high water at London Bridge, plus Admiral Keppel and the Battle of the 27th and 28th July with cross-examinations of captains aboard the Ocean and Formidable and the line of battle questions.
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Ellen
Fell
Liverpool
Beerlaven
Fom
Boston
France
Exeter
Worcester
Barford
Bellisle
Tadia
Eagle
Warwick
St Helena
Spithead
Bhat
Paatteaks
Scilly
Humphreys
Dover
St. Augutine
Tonya
George Germain
Penelope
Cork
Fite
Scott
Virginia
Nantz
Beaumaris
Rye
Julius
Gona
Bokae
Gage
Axford
King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Mordecai Israel
John Rotheram
Houghton le Spring
Seaham
Durham
Charles Bishop
Radford
Elkstone
Gloucestershire
Charles Mayo
Haihh
Beachampstoke
Wilts
Andrew Stone
Baynton
Sir Edward Baynton
Bonar
Thomson
Andrew Thomfon
Rustin Friars
Hecford
Broad-street
Soho
Miss Didsbury
John Didsbury
Kensington Gore
Robert Abbot
Islington
Brown
Brentwood
Essex
Richard Parton
Launceston
Knight
Charing Cross
Sterry
Henham
John Mortimer
Norfolk Street
London Bridge
Admiral Keppel
Vette
Capri
Mizen
Blue
Batle
Montague
Yam
Cagecher
Ushang
Brest
Keppel
Egmont
Formidable
Laforey
Flo
Cace
Nice
W. Bayley
Cockspur Freet
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New -Roch-streets
John Grosvenor Perfomer
Chavery Line
Holborn
J. Price
Perfomer
Leadembali-fiucet
London
PECTORAL LOZENGES FROM BALSAM OF TOLU TRADE ALERT
In London a chymist advertises COUGHS HOARSENESSES and other throat ailments treated with PECTORAL LOZENGES FROM BALSAM OF TOLU. Counterfeit versions are alleged by two counterfeiters nabbed in court. Genuine boxes bear a lid inscription naming T. Greenough and the No 10 Ludgate Hill address.
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T. Greenough
Ludgae-hill
London
W. Bailey
Cockpor-street
Haymarket
A. Rothwell
New Bond-street
Ludgate-hill
Oxford Street
King’s Bench
Tolu
T. Grefn
Chymitf
London and Jamaica fleet news from Bristol to Plymouth
A Bristol letter Feb 2 reports custody for assisting a packet that would reveal the fire yard plot. Jamaica fleet to London mostly safe. Amsterdam reports orders to equip 12 warships to protect trade. Yarmouth says the Swift cutter captured a six gun Dunkirk privateer. Leinfer privateer M'Carthy of Kinsale with 16 four pounders operating in the Irish Sea. two small French privateers captured.
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New York
Bristol
Plymouth
Jamaica
London
Amsterdam
Yarmouth
Folkstane
Dunkirk
M‘carthy
Kinsale
Trish Sea
Trial of Admiral Keppel Continues On Capri Proceedings
The Capri trial resumed at ten o'clock on Thursday February 4. Captain Laforey of the Ocean was summoned as a witness as the Twenty Fourth Day of the proceedings proceeded.
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Laforey
Ocean
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