By order of the Committee Subscriptions taken in by bankers
By order of the Committee Thomas Boddington secretary. Subscriptions are received in by several city bankers and firms in London addresses listed, including Mel Walpole Clark, Rogers Co Cornhill, Mildred Walker Greenethurc and Crambers Heady Co Bndaf t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boddington
Walpole
Clark
Lamberd
Mel Weley
Rogers, and Co
Cornhill
Mildred and Walker
Greeethurc
Crambers
Hecy and Co
News from Holland and far seas stir European claims
The latest dispatches report a hopeful tone for an amicable settlement with the Porte after a courier from Constantinople. Amid ongoing European intrigue, a competing claimant to Bavaria emerges via Prince of Lowenstein Weilheim, while William prepares for West Indies service under Admiral Barrington. Naval orders fix a large fleet buildup at Spithead mid March, with multiple ships, admirals, and commodores listed. Reports arrive of prize captures near Lisbon and Falmouth, and a privateer tale from Cork. A Welsh freeholders meeting at the Crown and Anchor protests a crown survey, and a suspected spy case surfaces from Deptford. Obituaries and marriages fill the social notices, alongside shippers and sheriffs appointments across the realm.
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Holland
Peterbourgh
Fan
Constantinople
Porte
Cologne
Bavaria
Lowenstein Weilheim
Deux Pont
Prince William
West Indies
Barrrington
Cork
Portsmouth
Jamaica
Spithead
Peggy
Currie
St. Lucar
Firth of Faith
Jenny
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Liverpool
Marchioness
Granby
Laboureur
St. Maloes
North America
Zoth
Aurora
Brant
Madeira
Falmouth
St. Paschal
Baylon
Minter
Wingfield
Cruizer
Orfordness
Harwich
Bristol
King Road
le Flora
Bourdeaux
Brest
Fowey
Martinico
Old France
D'Estaing
London
Harrison
Gambier
Principality of Wales
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Viscount Bulkeley
Treasury Board
Treasury
J. R. Maftmaker
Deptford
Navy
Navy Board
Mr. Coe
White Hart-court
Bishopsgate Street
Mrs Fell
Aldgate
Joseph Paul Downman
Trial of Admiral Keppel continues amid cross examination
The court resumes as Capt. Jervais testifies about French fleet movements on the 27th and 28th of July. He discusses wind shifts, ship formations, and whether the Blue Division could have joined the action, noting the difficulties of following signals and maintaining a line of battle during evolving naval maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel
Jervais
Brest
Hugh Palliser
the Blue
Dablé
Foudroyant
Saiing
A&ion
Chace
Chaced
Leward
Leeward
Arbuthnot
Z&ion
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His Majesty's Dock Yard
Plymouth
His Majesty’s Navy
Masery
Plymouth Dock
N.B
Office of Ordnance
The
Ordnance
John Boddington
Tattersaill
Neu Hyde-Park Turnpike
John Bayley
Peterborough
Hecks
Six Mile Bottom
Newmarket
Larkins
Willock
Chelmsford
Springfield
Thomas Aubrey
William Aubrey
Colchester
Fale
Chapelcourt
New Burlington-street
Ireland
Brown, Collinson
Tritton’s
Lonbard-street
Ain
Conte
Turner
Carfitor-Breet
Tinty
Shire-lane
Exeter
Musgrave
Bath
Stokehouse
Hungerford
Berks
Charlotte-street
Rathbone Place
Peter Paradise
Salonica
York
Lord Brownlow
Mile End
Charles Hicks
City
Queen Anne Street
May Fair
George Williams
Pembrokeshire
Clapton
John Reed
Bengal
Gardiner
Henbury
Robert Hayward
Charles-street
Berkeley-Square
Philip Honeywood
London Bridge
Berkshite
Hartingfordbury
Herefordshire
John Salway
Richards Castle
Kent
William Slade
Lewitham
Leicestershire
Charles Morris
Loddington
Lincolnshire
John Maddison
Gainsborough
Monmouthshire
William Adams Williams
Langibby
Northumberland
Daniel Crafter
Crafter
Northamptonshire
Rogers Parker
Norfolk
John Berney Petre
Westwick
Nottinghamnshire
William 7Anison
Offington
Oxfordshire
Edward Witts
Swerford Park
Rutlandshire
John Fever
Gkeham
Shropshire
Thomas Eyton
Eyton
Somerfettire
Sam Baker
West Dundry
Staffordshire
Edward Wathouse Oakover
Oakover
Suffolk
John Sheppard
Campsey Ath
Southampton
Charles Coles
Barston
Surry
James Bourdieu
Coombe
Sussex
John Harrison
Rotherfield
Warwickshire
Sam Aylworth
Halford
Worcestershire
John Foster
Stourbridge
Wilts
Robert Cooper
New Sarum
Yorkshire
Thomas Dancombe
Duncombe Park
Wales
Brecon
Chires Vaughan
Sketherog
Carmarthen
Evan Protheroe
Delowilim
Cardigan
Thomas Pryce
Glamorgan
Bartholomew Greenwood
Cardiff
Pembroke
David Griffith
Llan Cyche
Radnor
Jonathan Field
Lilanbadarn Wynidd
North Wales
Anglesey
William Peacock
Llanedwen
Carnarvon
Jeffery Prendergraft
Marle
Denbigh
John Wynne
Coed Coch
Flint
Loughton
Merioneth
Henry Arthur Corbet
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