Retaken Sloop Four Sisters and British Courage Praised
Extract from Guernsey letter reports the sloop Four Sisters captured by a French privateer off Plymouth. Master Edward Collings retook the vessel with four French prisoners, bringing them to Plymouth. Other items record mutterings of Admirals, sheriff appointments, accidents from high winds, and various notices.
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Four Sisters
Edward Collings
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Cornwall
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Berkshire
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Lockinge
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Brill
Essex
Thomas Towers
South Weald
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Hartfield
Lincolnshire
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Duntodhall
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Forcett
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Tynewydd
Gambr
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Ralph Gore
Foot
Ireland
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Peter Labilliere
Lewis Jones
John Cunningham
George Tomkins
Alexander Gordon
Edward Whiting
John Gunning
Wika Cole
James King
Michael Clarke
Streeterses
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Henry Hamilton
Pierce Simpson
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Josiah Crumpton
Montrose Paterson Culhumfrey
Edward Leatherland
Robert Young
Paul Gose
Hugh Montgomery
William Gore
Nicholas Wade
Johnson Mansfield
John Neal
William Spear
William Smith
Ralph Donnellan
Jason Haffard
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John M'Beyar
William Wardlow
Thomas Sheppard
Paget Halpen
George Gore
Samuel Luttier
George Stewart
Lenox Gore
Philip Shene
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Quinton Kennedy, Esq
17Th Regiment of Foot
Christopher Ruffel
Thomas Morris, Esq
Charles Philpor Hughes
Samuel Williams
Thomas Mortis
James Stewart
Titus Stebbing
Tattingstone
Suffolk
Lord North
the Treasury
Grosvenor Street
Thomas Dawes
Blackwell- Hall
Achor
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Fisher
Hatton Garden
Scarborough
Jonathan Edwards
Fry
Quiberon Bay
Alexander Ochterloney
Anson
Edinburgh
Morris
Foster’s
Whitecross
Old Flying Machines and Stage Coaches From London
Public notice of scheduled weekly horse and coach services from London to Warrington Manchester, Nottingham, Derby, Loughborough, Leicester and Market-Harborough. Details include departure times, prices, luggage limits, passenger charges, and routes. services run Monday to Thursday or Friday in the season, with tolls for weights and children, performed by Rich Needham & Co.
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Litcofield
Bell Inn
Wood-Street
London
Thorsday
Tuo
Whaley
Anth
Jackson
Reny Seacrett
Nottingham
Derby
Loughborough
Leicester
Market-Harborough
Egins
Ram Inn
Smithfield
White Lion Inn
King’s Head Inn
Ove
Rich
Needham and Co
England
Ricw. Neepuamm
Beléester
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