Fleet for Channel Service and Royal Travels Reported
Letters from Paris mention the Earl of Waldegrave may not return as the bomb-vessel program rushes to join the fleet. Orders reach Ireland to lift the embargo while the Duke of Cumberland plans to sail with Sir John Nessis. News note marriages, crimes, ship movements, and stock prices across London with multiple details on arrests, executions, and maritime peril.
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Barriéx
Nis
Duke of Cumberland
John Nessis
Paris
Earl of Waldegrave
Ireland
Earl of Rothes
Scotland
Hamilton
Grosvenor-street
Privy Garden
Battersea
More
London
Lords of the Treasury
Pitts
Latt
Salisbury-Street
Rotherhither
Nown
Ellis
Jamaica
Pudding Lane
William Goddard
Foache
Cornhill
Rocco
Muss Horsey
Governor Horley
Carolina
Alexander Cleeve
African Company
Guiney
St. Mildred
Bread-street
Dry
St. Sepulchre’s
Westcoat
Carter’s Dock
Bengal
Deptford
Gravesend
Gravesend. We Hear That Mr. Terbuck
Lords
House of Lords
St. Dunstan’s
Elizabeth I
Enon
John Davis
John Deebarr
John Gould
Thomas Birch
Peter Butler
Thomas Carr
Arthur Vaughan
Alexander Watson
Hlizabeth Williams
James Johnson
Yar
Anne Lucas
Gerrard Brooks
Thomas Tims
Rhodes
Thomas Lace
John Lace
Charles Steel
Edward Pernell
Barnet
Daniel
Field
Justice Haffel
Newgate
Lancaster
Elliott
Philadelphia
Barbadoes
Lyon
Recovery
Coates
Suttle
Howard
Chester
Falmouth
Chas
Hannay
Port Lewis
Virginia
Anguilla
Welchman
Portsmouth
St. Christophers
South Sea
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance Ig Ihalf
Ditta
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Bridgnorth
Lancelot Lee
Exeter
Gentlemex
Benj. Heath
R. Dodfley
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H. Sydenham
Carmarthen
Nic, Williams
Elg
Ion
Exon
Henry
Northcore
Henry Vincent
Kensington
King’s Theatre
Hayx Market
White’s Chocolate House
St. James’street
Hay-Market
N.B
South Saxo Society
County of
St. Nichoas Lane
Cannon-Street
Temple Bar
Newmarket
Eye
Suffolk
Palgrave
Tive