Maritime arrivals and ship movements listed in Downs and ports
A long list of ships and captains arriving or sailing from London ports, with origins such as Jamaica, Newfoundland, Lisbon, Cork, Granada, and Liverpool. Notable vessels include Patriot, Peter man of war, True Briton, Sally, and Two Brothers, with destinations like Jamaica, Grenada, Madeira, and Leghorn.
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Deal
Aimetica
Iieig
Wallon
Jamaica
Henry
A Ander
Mouat
Granada
Aan Garland
Cork
Polly
Fotherly
Bristol
Ive D
Patriot
von Emaica
Dover
Bang
Wilson
Downs
Sally
Taitt
Dartmouth
Sutton
Milte de Conde
Waterfrd
Peter Man of War
Lisbon
Portsmouth
T. George
Williamson
London
L'ibon
Wanict
BiBapham
Kinlock
Labrador
Leg- Qin
Joseph
Jenkin
Newfoundland
Naples
Carolina
Nockleys Frost Bufiel
Poreo
Thomas
Halifax
Dominica
Jona
Strickland
Liverpool
Grenada
Antigua
Pianté
Johann
Ditto
Schallan
Craven
Londondery
Elizabeth
Bunter
Clyde
New York
Tom
M‘adam
Watt
Hammond
Africa
Deep Bay
Lurk
Madeira
Balla
Quattro
Isle of Man
Integrity
Sanderson
Matthew Webster
Penelope
Booth
Batchelor
Fraser
Quebec
Crenada
le Cronier
St. Sebastian
Jersey
Dorey
Bilboa
True Briton
Broadley
Fort St. Georges
German Colonel's ill fated attack on Mud Island
London report recalls Col Donop's bold assault on Mud Island after requesting artillery from General Howe. Fortified defenses doomed the detachment, with the entire party sacrificed in the rash attempt. Included are letters from America criticizing British strategy and reports of royal gifts, court appointments, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud Island
Donop
G. N. Howe
Erson
Geramans
Col. Donop
Mud-island
America
Howe
Séuyl&ill
Delaware
Congress
Lord Cornwallis
Jeter
Charlotte
France
Britain
Lords Proceed Over Timber Exports and See Advanced Dispatches
The House of Lords met after recess with Lord Sandwich moving for extracts from Commissioners books on timber preservation for His Majesty s ships from 1772 to last Sept and oak quantities from 1770 to 1777. Ler Suffolk presented 21 dispatch copies from American command officers 1776 to date. Gould presented court martial records from Minorca and America. Private appeals notices discussed. Lord Chatham attendance noted. crowds gathered in Court of Requests and Painted Chamber awaiting his return near Feb 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Sandwich
Suffolk
America
Gould
Admiralty
Minorca
Lord Chatham
Hayes
Wand
Royal Parliament Notes and Military Bills in Session
Lord Cranburne reports the Queen's answer to her message and delivery of a princess. Lord Barrington presents returns on the American army. A letter from the Admiralty to the Navy Office regarding guardships is to be laid before the House. Fox reports duties on American imports since 1775. The Commons pass mutiny and desertion and mariners supply bills, and consider marine regulation. Wm Nesbitt sits as MP for Haddingtonshire. seven petitions on enclosure filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Boston
George
Marquis of
Carmarthen
Countess of Stafford
Salisbury
Ross
Garter
Windsor
House of Commons
Whitworth
Gibraltar
Manchester
Loyal
Samuel Foote
Foote
Pearse
Newfoundland
Mercer
St. Antonio
Maefgivin
Room
Bristol
New York
Salem
George Wheaton
Bay Chaleur
General Mercer
Portugal
Nancy
Underhill
Bilboa
St. Andero
Stockton
Cork
Jamaica
Guadaloupe
Plymouth
Wolf
Havre de-Grace
Collyer
Exeter
Geo. Peacock
Sweeting’s Alley
George Wakefield
Gravesend
Miss Bennett
Bennett
Cheshunt
Sheer
Surry
Benjamin Berwick
Cardigan
John Davis
Duesday
Stockwell
James Hoft
Thames-street
Lord Cranburne
Lord Barrington
America
Admiralty
Navy Office
Mr. Fox
Commons
Whale House
Lords
Francis Long
Severn
Wm. Nesbitt
Haddingtonshire
Speech in the House on American War Costs 1777
Davie Harvey argues that the American war is an impractical and ruinous burden for Britain. He warns of thirty to forty million pounds in further costs for 1778 and presses the House to consider the waste, deceit, and dangerous fiscal path, urging restraint and land tax scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Davie Harvey
Department of the Revenue
Treasury
America
Ter
Franklin
Aly Place
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House of Lords
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