Shipping News Arrivals and Conditions At Ramsgate
January 27 report notes strong north wind and rain. Arrived ships include German Po Clinkert from Ostend to Penzance, Sparks from Newfoundland, Jane from Isle of Man, Margaretta Theon from Rotterdam, and others. Victualler Fanry Cafely ironed into the harbor with several vessels listed in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsgate
Clinkert
Ostend
Ait Penzance
Catharine
Sparks
Newfoundland
Jane
Davis
Isle of Man
Grand Messenger
Opts
Atominica
Margaretta
Theon
Rotterdam
Exeter
Charles
Pulsford
Rye
Moor
Cardiff
London
British and Spanish naval actions reported in France port
Letters from Cherbourg describe Boulogne privateer La Marquiste de Signelay capturing the London and Harpooner, with 2 and 10 killed respectively, while Harpooner’s crew suffered 10 killed and 15 wounded. Captain Cortin honored by the King with a sword and a lieutenant’s commission. Also notes Danish-Habsburg- Russian movements and arrives of John Adams and Arthur Deane to France. claims Rhode Island evacuated and New York Troops withdrawn.
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Flavre-de Grace
Boulogne
Anne
Lordon
Chester
Cherbourg
Cortin
Louisa Amelia of
Scanswick
Prussia
Stadeholder
Berlin
Bref
Don Gaston
de Beaufier
Gibraltar
M. de Monteil
Hamburgh
Io Ia
Russia
England
Corunna
John Adams
American Congress
France
Deane
Boston
Ensible
Ferro
Rhode Island
New York
Madrid
Gazettes
Somersetshire county meeting supports reform petition
In Somersetshire a large meeting approved a petition to the House of Commons demanding investigation of public money waste, abolition of sinecures, and diversion of funds to state needs. A committee was formed to organize support and a adjourned meeting set for April 11 at Wells. Additional notes report related political discussions and local notices.
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Coxe
Srode
Yorkshire
Portman
Sturt
Canon Wilson
Luders
Phelips
Swan Inn
Wells
House of Commons
Somerset
Samuel Baker
R. H. Coxe
Edward Phelips
Efgrs
John Strode
London
Bath
Sherborn
Salisbury
Bristol
Bristol Paper:. 8.H
Rieb
Hens Coxe
Thomas Darch
Edward Pheligs
William Hawker
Thomas Acland
James Tucker
William Helliar
John Old Goodford
Thomas Horner
John Strede
Hugh Somerville
Henry Wa. Porter
Pmedy Sturt
John Collins
Richard Crofle
Joseph Harford
Peter Sheritod
Alex. Popham
Berbo_rough
Temple Benjamin Alleg
George Lovell
Thomas Slocombe
Ch. Hip. Coxe
H. H. Coxe
John Lethbridge
Edward Halliday
Alexander Luders
Joseph Metford, Elgr
Whitehaven
Cockermouth
Gilfrid Lawson
Graham
Plymouth
Albion
Hurst
New York
England
Cork
Solebay
Washington
France
America
Charles Town
Bankruptcy notices and dividend dates in London Guildhall period
A scanned notice lists bankrupt individuals including S. S. James Robertson of Brecon mercer and scraper, Abraham Cligg of Leadenhall Street habergasher, plus Wm. Mauriet of Highgate merchant. Dividends due February 15. Other debtors include John Cardpool of Saxmundham shopkeeper, Benjamin Parren cabinet-maker, George Miller upholsterer appraiser auctioneer, Samuel Pawson wine-merchant, John Shepperd baker, Stephen Reinhard marker, John Leach and Robert Leach dyers, and John Christie merner. Certificate to be raced February 15. Dates shown for Guildhall hearings and adjournments.
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James Robertson
Brecon
Mercer
Ji Nencraper
Guildhall
Lond'r
Abraham Clgg
Leadenhall-street
Habergasher
Ard Hoffer
Wm. Mauriet
Highgate
Snades
John Cardpool
Saxmundhan
Suffolk
London
Benjamin Parren
Longacre
Gerce Miller
Southampon
St. George
Hanover
Square
Lsterer
Samuel Pawston
Cecil-street
Strand
Guldhai
John Shepperd
St. Matin
Stephen Reinhard
Milstead
Kear
Marker
Rose Inn
Sittinbroe
John Leach
Robert Leach
Rochdale
Lancashire
the Roebuck
John Christie
Burr-street
East Smithfield
Merner
Repeal Motion Aims at 6 George I Statute
Lord George Garden moved to repeal the 6 George I statute declaring Ireland dependent on Great Britain and to address the Lords in Ireland who claimed unlawful appellate power over English court decisions on a specific occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord George Gordon
Cobb
Lord North
Monont
Lord Irnham
Moron
James Latheai
America
Ireland
Parliament of
Great Britain
Horne
St. Margeret’s Church
Westminster
Lewisham
Joan Rolle
Esj
Devon
Tursday
Lord George Garden
House of Lords
Court of Law
Publication notice for Lady's Magazine January 1780
This day was published price six pence embellished with copper plates. A supplement to the tenth volume includes poems prose and verse lists of births marriages deaths and an index. February 1 new issue with engraved title page and plates features several literary works and stories by various authors.
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G. Robinson
Hitire
Emilie
Epantinendas
Hitory
Castain
Herserta Mits Nugent
Elina Wikis
Leters
Azi
Werihy
Forte
Tie Lady’s Magazine
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Deal
Fan
His Majesty
Buffalo
Dromedary
Warwick
Fairy
Ostrich
Swalloweps
Resolution
Expedition
Cers
Supply
Victualler
Vecerday
Holland
Flanders
Somersetpire
Mersetshire
Hampshire
Clement Fudway
Robert Tudway
Charles Tudway Norton Knatchbull
John Billingsley
Levi Ames
Thomas Lediard
John Harvey
John Mallack
William. Tackett
Benjamin Hamet Jacob Megg W. Rodbard
Philip Stevens
Thomas Wellman
John Acland
Henry Strangeways
Simon Welman
Thomas Coward
Joseph Jefferies
Ger
Martin Elgis
Wilkes
George and Vulture Tavern
Wood-Street Compter
Poultry Compter
Ludgate Prison
Samuel Thorpe
East India Company
Admiralty
Pateley
Spain
Black Lion
Salem
Industry
St. Dominica
St. Domingo
Nantz
Elizabeth
Jersey
Polly
Nelson
Ba Market
St. Augusta
William
St. Augustine
Jamaica
Alexander
Manning
Bay of Honduras
George Drury
Claydon
Akenham
Whittenham Thurston
Carew Reynes
New College
Oxford
Wellbury
Somersetshire
John Webber
Newbury
Bristol Wells
Robert Friend
Hitcham House
Bucks
Tho. Friend
Canterbury
Sir William Robinson
Queen Anne-street
West
James Robinson
Hanover-streetr
Weale
Wmn. Neale
Taylor
Clifford’s Inn
Bacon
Duke of Chandos
Wikes
James Brydges
Duke of Chancos
Southampton
Duke of
Chances
Commons
Lewis Strakepe
Herbert
Lower Staxhope
Duke of Bolton
Gneral
Taoiizgs Lownthend
S.S
Coper
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