Ship News From Deal and Ports Around the World
Arrivals and sailings across ships including Antelope Raven and Friendship Hall from Honduras and Liverpool with wind east, and Leeward Islands, Venice, Naples, Leghorn, New York, Cork, Galway, Lisbon, and Dartmouth reports. Numerous Indiamen, privateers, and transport vessels listed with departure origins and current positions.
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Deal
His
Antelope
Raven
Beliin
Friendship Hall
Honduras
Croomt
Flannan
Liverpool
Matty
Venice
Fame
Godfrey
Yarmouth
Naples
Marquis of Granby
Crisp
Dite
Webster
Cork
Kelly
Falmouth
Leghorn
Friendship
Baker
Peterbourgh
Diamond
Stocky
Cadiz
Liberty Buffel
Newfoundhand
New-York
Britannia
Mendy
London
Eiston
Wakes
Mawfoundland
Leeward
Betty
M‘cayy
Jersey
Sally
Wally
Alicant
Elizabeth
Ditto
Young Adventure
Mudge
Pearce
Maria
Mary
Jago
Eagle
Sharpley
Helliby
Suky
Woolsey
Bradley
Dartmouth
Vestal
Harvey
Lisbon
St. George
Graham
St. John
St. Michael's
Plymouth
Benson
Piscataqua
Robert
Barnes
Malaga
Cafar
M*cewas
Mt Dover
Royal Charlotte
Hannel
Granades
Bankrupts And Dividends In London Gazette Notices
London Gazette lists bankrupts including Samuel Bostock cheesemonger and Richard Andrews poulterer with surrender dates Feb 7 and March 12 at Guildhall. Dividends set for Feb 23 for Richard Devonshire and others. certificate granted Feb 19 for Ambrose Beckwith jun. Plus military promotions in Vienna and Poland report.
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London
Petersbourg
Lague
Bender
Jan Art
Prince Poniatowski
Bankrufts
Samuel Bostock
Southwark
Guildhall
Richard Andrews
St. James’s Market
St. James
Westminster
Poulterer
James Jones
St. Mary, Sington
Gorichall
Thomas Robinson
Sc. Luke
Old-street
Raymond Snow
Great St. Helen’s
Talbot
East India Company
Mariner
Guildh
Daniel Eaton
Watling-street
John Sinchir
Busfol
Cutler
Nag’s
Wine-street
Bristol
Joel Cadbury
Exeter
Swale
Richard Devonshire
Priors Marston
Warwickshire
Deborah Colett
John Birtles
Princes Street
Moorfields
John Leopold Gufler
Lintehousle
Ambrose Beckwith
York
Goldsmith, la& Nighe
Mountebank fined for vending medicine on stage
In Salisbury the mountebank Dottor was fined at last sessions for selling medicines on a stage to decoy buyers at Sherstone. In London Guildhall court bread fell, and aldermen noted brokers Alexander Thompson and Richard Bankes sworn. A coal-heavers petition for wage advances in Pool area was postponed to January, with elections for a Justice of Peace to be decided later.
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Country News
Salisbury
Fan
Ijohnson
Sherstone
Londo N
Guildhall
Alexander Thompson
Richard Bankes
Greenwich
London-bridge
Southwark
T'¢ Intes
Mr. Gailand
Roy 1 Academy
Jazt Pais
T. Langman
Critical Review
Annals of Literature
A. Trim Lton
Falcon Court
Fleet Street
R. Baisyin
Parliament intrigues and naval deserter tale unfold
A crowded 1771 London notice recounts political maneuvering over appointments and a heated exchange between rival Assembly leaders. It also details a naval deserter case involving a woman aboard the Orford, captured after a voyage from Hull to London, and the press gang scene near the Madison House.
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Grantham
Spain
Skinner
Woodstock
Lep Spencer
Oxford
S8easheld
Capnace
Chathatt
Charles Waddell
Orford
Hull
London
Chatham
London Road
Peter Denis
Hanway
Madison House
É&C
Aoe Leary
Winttanley
St. Matthew
St. Dunstan’s
John Rook
Charles Sedgwick
Accomptant
Hart-India-House
Patriots in Adversity Rise and Fall in London
The London Evening Post comments on PatRiotisM in emphasis as Patriots once climbed Popularity's hill by craft and skill, then toppled together. It notes nervous harangues and long dissertations, accusing them of distressing the nation. The Patriot Lion enters the den as confusion spreads, aided by jackals from the woods who bring him relief in turkeys, chine, turtle, and beef.
Court at Prince's Tuesday January 29 Inquiry
The text records a dispute involving Mr. Macleane and Mr. Wilkes over accusations in the Morning Chronicle and Public Advertiser. Major Macleane discusses a controversial article about Lauthlin Macleane, Wilkes denies involvement, and both papers note the letter arriving too late for Tuesday's edition.
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Gro
Prince’s Court
Morning Chronicle
Macleane
Tvez
Major Macleane
Mr. Wilkes
Prines
Wilkes
L. Macleane
Prince de Maferaro Offers in His Majesty's Name
Fragmentary entry dated 1775 mentions the Prince de Maferaro, Ats Aabalsader Extraordinary, and an acceptance of a fan named in the obscure text. The readable terms imply a ceremonial offering or pledge within royal service.
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Prince de Maferaro
Ats Aabalsader Extraord
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London Bridge
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England
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University of Edin Sgh
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Landovery
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Wildstreet
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Samuel Johnson
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J. Haron
T. Davies
Hawes
Clarks
Collins
R. Huarsfield
W. Johnston
W. Owen
T. Lowndes
T. Carlon
S. Crinder
T. Longman
Backett & de Hondt
E.and
C. Dilly
J. Dediley
G. Kearnley
W. Nicoll
W. Griffin
Robinson
Roberts
Matthew Holard
Settle
Flexny
Gray’s Inn Gate
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Messrs
Richardson
Urquhart
Durham
Chating-Cross
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