Fragmented Victorian shipping list with arrivals and names
Tuesday February 9 8 HIP NEW and Deal lists ship movements and privateers then notes several arrivals including A Lancaster Sarah Rigg from Jamaica and Atat Kittse Benson Bail from Liverpool with numerous names and vessels such as Indiaman flags and brig sails in a dense 18th century port record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW & Deal
Wind
Maenty
Chip Chatham
Buffalo
Glasgow
Hinde
Charlotte
Tyrer
Defiance
Snapper
India
Cers
Howe
Achilles
Stonehouse
Jamaica
Nancy
O Loughtin
Grenada
Love and Unity
Mahon
Friends
Weed
Africa
Liberty
Spence
Eliza
Miller
Kirby- Hall
Fell
Grafton
Bream
Wilson
Operto
Sally
Ann
Hair
Helena
Cockburn
Neptune
Buthel
Malaga
Cherry
Moor
Sygdiz
Ceres
Grigg
Williams
Georgiana
Duck
A. Lancaster
Sarah
Rigg
Bankrupts and Surrender Dates Listed in Guildhall Notices
Bankruptcy notices name Richard Gakes Snowhill cabinet-maker and others from London and Kent with multiple surrender dates in February March and at Guildhall or York head Newcastle. names include William Insley Thomas Bishop Jon Archenholz and Samuel Burton among merchants nurseryman and ship traders. dividends and certificates to be granted on specified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gakes
Snowhill
Guildhall
William Insley
Mary-le-bone-street
Westminster
Gouildhall
John Brown
Blackheath
Kent
Mariner
Marsh
London News Captures Privateering and War News
An express from Falmouth reaches the General Post Office with word of Har riet on the New York run in 21 days, mentioning a likely surrender of Georgia to Col Campbell. Liverpool reports the Pole privateer of 26 guns capturing two American tobacco ships and a French cargo vessel, sending prizes to New York. Numerous captures and retakings are listed including ships taken by privateers and recaptured off Oporto, Beerhaven, Martinique, Cadiz, and Lisbon, with details of vessels and cargos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
General Post Office
Harriet
New York
Province of
Georgia
Col
Campbell
Liverpool
Capes
Virginia
Betsey
Sally
Pain
Limerick
Gibraltar
Phoenix
Newberry
Nancy
Oporto
Ellen
Fell
Friends
Wood
Boston
Port l’Orient
Jés
Captain Hood
Hugh Palliser
Montague
John Hamilton
Hector
Asiaie
Red
Fixheart
Ushant
Bie
The
Saili
Jeeward
L’armida Sie
Red Division
Prescott
Prenca
Admiral Keppel
of the Red
Robert Harland
Lie
Hull Down
Brest
Ashant
House of Lords Monday February 8 papers ordered to lie on table
The Hour received, pursuant to addresses, several papers the titles of which were read and ordered to lie on the table.
House of Commons Debates on Callington Election Petition
The House deferred the Ways and Means and the Supply to Friday. A committee of petition on John Morshead relating to an undue election against George Stratton for Callington was chosen. the committee to meet Tuesday to hear counsel and examine evidence. A bill for relief of widows and children of the Seatch Clergy was read a second time and committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howse
Fele
John Morshead
Callington
George Stratton
Seatch
Deserted Soldier Deserter Notice from Brighthelmstone
Refers to William Fennor a two year old deserter from Captain Trevor's Company of the Sussex Regiment of Militia quartered at Brighthelmstone. Describes physical traits and former London journeyman breeches-maker, with run after a veiled morning jacket. Reward two guineas plus act of Parliament allowance for apprehension. contact Brighthelmstone officer or Whitehall agents Meff Adair Bellack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor
Susex Regiment of Militia
Brighthelmstone
William Fennor
Grover
London
Boin
Warbleton
Sussex
Brighthelmstyne
Meff
Adair
Bellack
Whitehall
Log Book Alterations at Sea Trial Testimony
Testimony on the Robuste log book alterations by Captain Hood and Lt Lumley, noting deletions and additions to the original record. Accounts describe changes to chase orders, weather signals, and timing, with cross examinations detailing when alterations occurred and who authorized them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdasiral Keppel
Lieutenant Lumley
Rabuste
Admiral Keppel
Blue
Ro‘ Buke
The
Red
Haif
Hugh Palliser
Spithead
Portmouth
Arnold
Captain Hood
Portsmouth
Arbuthnot
Hood
Rathr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gutthall
William Fox
Fleet-sireet
O]man
Caristopher Hall
Coldbath-fields
John Bagnall
Cafle-street
Taramil Street
Clerkenwell
Breer
John Barnes
Abersgate
Carolina
Thomas Giordani
Mile-end
Old Town
John Siason the Younger
Samuel du Gue
Exeter
House of Lords
House of Commo
Creed and Harvey
Swan-Inn
Rickmansworth
Hertford
Michael
Sarrat
Herts
Dodd
Cueneys
Rickmarsworch
Watford
Mr. Dodd
Cheneys
Hereford
Bird
Lesbo
Riley
South Aver
Gravesend
John Derby
Granby’s Fiead
Dartford
Northfleet
Southfleet
Mr. Riley
Longacre
Dorking
Siry
Henry Dumbrell
Newdigate
Rufper
Charlwood
Surry
Watts
Lewes
Sufsex
R. Goldsmih
L. Davis
Holborn
W. Owen
Temple-bir
G. Leigh
J. Sotheby
York-street
Dr. Goldsmith
Rome
Western Empire
Lady's Magazine
Historre d’Epaminodas
Augusta Nugent
Sidney
Emilie
Robinson
Humphry Gilbert
Herculaneum
Universal Magazine of Knowledge
J. Hinton
King’s Armes
Pacer Notter-row
Ngac
Warwick-lane
W. Neween
Manchester
Great Britain and Ireland
Universal Magazine
Cave
Thomas Jones
St. Savion
Senchwark
William Romaine
Edward
Charles’ Citty
Hawels
Mewton
Olney
My. Bowmiza
Bouas
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