Ship News Briefs From July 11 Reckoned in Harbor
On July 9 a wind from the south east affected ships including his Majesty s ship Alarm Surprize cutter Ma tia Brad bound for New York. Two Sisters Clooly reported for Portsmouth or Falmouth with various polls and freights.
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Deal
Matia
Brad
New York
Polls
Freeby
Falmouth
Clooly
Portsmouth
Mails from France and Fleet Arrivals at the Sound
Copenhagen May 23 reports English squadron arrivals and convoy movements in the Sound. A 50 gun ship three frigates and three cutters arrived with 135 vessels at anchor. on May 14 a 42 gun frigate and a 16 gun brigantine entered with 36 vessels bound for Petersbourg. Four ships of the line are at the Road. Bellecombe, French India commander, was presented to the King after defending Pondicherry for two months and a half assisted by 721 regulars and 636 seapoys. the Queen and Royal Family were shown the honours.
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Copenhagen
Sound
Petersbourg
Versailles
Admiralty
Geary
Bat Sot
Torbay
Brest
Berthome
Cadiz
Count de Guichen
Martinico
James Mansfield
King’s Council
James Wallace
Richard Pepper Arden
Lloyd Kennyon
John Lee
William Selwyn
Efghis Majfly
Lincoln’s-inn-hall
Merning
Leeward Islands
Lize
Tury
Carlisle Bay
Barbadoes
Parker
Wst Indies
Cyclops
Daed Barbadoes
Dominico
Guadaloupe
St. Kite’s
George
Minerva
Woolwich
Fielding
Downs
Rochford
Pallas
Liverpool
Nelly Sloep
Lisbon
Juno
Quebec
Beynon
le Virgin del Carmen
Filippo Crovetto
Matter
St. Andero
Naval and legal notices from the Admiralty and courts
Dispatches report Admiral Geary’s fleet returning to Torbay after not sighting enemy squadrons, with details of battles near Brest and Martinique. Messages describe merchants’ fleets, captures, prize sugars, officers appointed, and ship movements. A Special Commission opens to try rioters, with Lord Loughborough charging jurors on treason and disturbances in St George’s Fields and Parliament.
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Surrey
Seffiens House
St. Margaret’s Hill
Alexander Lord Loughborough
Court of Common Pleas
Henry Gould
James Eyre
Court of Exchequer
Francis Buller
St. George’s Fields
Charles
Charles the Second
Senate
Bankrupts and Dividends From Norwich to Bristol
Bankrupt entries list John Keeley of Norwich a brandy merchant surrendering on dates in August at the Maid's Head Norwich Jonas Bentreat a butcher of Laxfield Suffolk surrendering in July at the Koet Head Norwich Hiram Heath Birmingham button-maker surrendering in July at Guilford London Dividends to be made on dates in July Christopher Irving lace dealer Great Marlow Bucks at the Sun Inn Maidenhead Berkshire Wea Hull Bath Tavern Corn Street Bristol certificates in started July 20 George Taylor money-scrivener Chachem Kent Thomas Cris Bristol shopkeeper
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John Keeley
Norwich
Jay
Maid’s Head
Jonas Bentreat
Laxfield
Suffolk
Auzwig
Koet. Head
Hiram Heath
Birminghan
Guilfall
London
Christopser Irving
Great Marlow
Bucks
Draper
Sun-Ino
Maidenhead
Berks
Wea
Hull
Bedminster
Somerershire
Batheriller
Bath Tavern
Cornfreet
Bristol
Jly
George Taylor
la E
Chachem
Kent
Money-Scrivener
Thomas Cr.is
Elastic Toupee for Ladies Impresses London Ladies
.Richard Ward announces the Elastic Toupee, an invention claimed to resist dislodgement and return to shape after pressure. He cites female support and appeals to the Ladies in general, offering various curls and textures. Sold at his shop No 2 Southampton Buildings Chancery Lane London.
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Nene
Treth
Lamander
Bern Horourd
Iamay Prame
Southampton Buildings
Chancery Lave
Lonton
RI Hard Ward
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