Ship News From Deal and Dover Arrivals and Losses
Ships depart for East Indies and other ports under strong northeasterly winds. Arrivals include Dartmouth from Newcastle and Minerva from the Grenades, with reports of traffic at Dover and the Grenades. Paris notes military preparations in Constantinople, robberies in Naples, and Rochelle harbour repairs aiding navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Robert, Roberts
Newcastle
Falmouth
Nancy
Moore
Belfast
Dover
Minerva
Tillet
Granada
Dobbin
London
Rhoce-Hland
Dana
Potter
Jamaica
Parliament Debates and Shipping News From Spithead
This morning a brig anchored at Spithead reported the East Indiaman Bridgewater running aground near the channel. In London the Commons faced a busy day as Sir John Cutf, Bart. was taken up during prayers amid charcoal fumes, with debate continuing until three in the afternoon. Reports also note ongoing royal levees, a dined arrangement between the Earl of Chatham and Earl Temple, and discussions in a political club about colonial governance and Rhode Island trade restrictions. Letters from New York discuss merchants signing a pledge in opposition to Rhode Island and a potential reshuffle of military leadership, including the Duke of Grafton as Commander in Chief and Conway as General of the Ordnance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Cuft
Bart
Suesber
House of Commons
Robert Walpole
St. James’s
Earl of Chatham
Earl ‘Temple
Pdll-Mal
B—Kes
Virginia
R—y. _ ExtraZ
New-York
America
Rhode Island
Great Britain
Colony
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Duke of G——r
Conway
Ordnance
Duke of Manchester
James
Malcolm
Tilbury Fort
Thomas Middleton
Robert
John Rivington
St. Paul's Churchyard
Delfan
Ateres
Christien
M. Howland
Audrey-street
Oxford-road
Notable Maritime Losses and Legal Deliberations 1765
Maritime notices report ships from Holland to Leith and Amsterdam to Gibraltar adrift or wrecked with minimal crew losses. A Russian warship ashore near Margate. a surgeon’s theft in Golden Lane. deaths in Taunton, Truro, and Westminster. Legal debate on execution place near Bethnal Green, with Serjeant Glynn weighing sheriff powers versus royal command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sawbridge and Town
Lord Weymouth
Doyle and Vailine
Glynn
Doyle
Valline
Theing
Bethnal Green
Newgate-street
Newgate
Eas India Company
Ahip
Holland
Leith
Scarborough
Emanuel
Luthee
Cork
Bourdeaux
France
Snell
Michaelmas
Amsterdam
Gibraltar
Calais
Elphinston
Margate
Broadstairs
Marybone
Hall
Golden-lane
Marrito
Sutherland
33D Regiment of Foot
Minorca
Mife Williams
Williams
Royal Navy
William Broadbent
Dean-street
Fetter-lane
Custom House
Taunton
Somersetshire
Richard Boone
Truro
Cornwall
George Williams
Yale
Westminster
Waller
Fleet-street
London
Middlesex
John Glynn
Ladies Gloves and Estates Auction Notice Summary
An 18th century advertisement extols French Chicken Gloves made with almonds and spermaceti, sold by Richard Warren in Coventry Street, with handsome royal and noble endorsements. It also lists “REGISTER of ESTATES to be Sold” across England and Wales, detailing manors, farms, quarries, advowsons, and various freeholds with approximate annual values and locations in Dorset, Yorkshire, Sussex, and nearby domains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Richard Warren
Coventry-street
Hay Market
Lanford
London
Wales
Thomas Crofts Reade
Bardwell
Ixworth Thorpe
Bury
Suffolk
Worth Matravers
Ifand
Purbecks
Dorsetshire
Swannage
Halifax
Yorkshire
Sheffe Hall
Walterttun
Clodex
Blackmere
Ditto
Ledbury
Alderman Coach-house and Stable In Dark Fables
A fragment from a satirical poem laments Alderman Coach-house and Stable as a cunning, foxish creature whose craft and mischief outshine such as France seeks to boast. The piece portrays a grim, horror-filled figure cloaked in fable, promising a chilling moral about power and deceit.
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Duke of Gloucester
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Constantinople
Grand Signor
Morocco
Barbary
Naples
Parit
Rochelle
Portmaenth
Fan
Spithead
Bridgewater East Indiaman
Scotto
James Townsend
John Sawbridge
Sarjeent Glynn
City of
City of London
Holden
Justice Hall
Old Bailey
A.B
Bethnal-green ‘Church
Bethnalgreen Church
James Eyre
Ioc
India
South Sea
Pr. Navy
Choiseui
Sheridan
Marchionery de Lamber
Psyche
Stulla
Dean Swift
Vauxhall
Ranelagh
Shakespeare
Carnan
Newbery
Ottawa
Ros, Howad
Willism
Shakes
Peare
Sam, Johnson
G. Bathurk
J. Beecrof
W. Strahay
F. Rivington
J. Hinton
L. Davis
R. Baldwin
Hingas Clarke
Collins
R. Hersfield
W. [Rharton
W. Owen
T. Carlon
T. Longman
E. and
C. Ditly
C. Corbett
T. Cadell
E. Johnson
B. White
G. Keith
T. Lowndes
T. Davies
J. Rodson
T. Becker
G. Kearfly
F. Newhberg
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