French Coast Action and Public Notices in Early Naval News
Sailed from Spithead with boats to cut out French fat-bottomed vessels and burn them while the Mermaid returned a French privateer to Plymouth. Reports of prizes seized, ships arriving at Lisbon, and inland deaths and trials. Public notices promote a teeth and gum powder and lip salve with broad claims.
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Spithead
Weazel
Pluto
Havre
Lobb’s Pound
Plymouth
Bristol
Youghall
Ireland
Bristol Channel
Cork
France
Dolphin
Keeler
Portsmouth
Gideon
Belleisle
Lisbon
Amsterdam
Bilboa
Martinico
Hugh Morgan
Liiford
Thomas Lascelles
Rumford Road
Hornsey
Sutton Sharpe
Bridewell
Deptford
John Webley
Vere-street
Clare-market
Charles Scriven
Ormond-street
Holborn
Paddy
Frances Brown
St. Martin’s
Monmouth-street
Guildhall
Lord Mansfield
Cockrane
Mr. Butterfield
Swallow-street
Windsor
Hounslow-heath
Mr. Pearson
Seven Stars
St. Dunstan’s Church
East
West Indies
London
England
Postscript to the London Evening Post on fish markets
A reader signs as PISCATOR arguing the new fish supply method challenges a monopoly by London markets. The agent claims the experiment proves fish can be cheap and fresh across all districts, not just St James's and Oxford markets. Those managing markets must now ensure wide, cheap supply.
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St. James’s
Oxford
London
D, Sam, &c. Piscator
The Guilt of Debauching Innocent Women
A moral discourse condemns seduction and its ruinous outcomes, detailing loss of reputation, abandonment, and the cascade of harm to families. It laments the sham gallantry of fashionable suitors and warns of dire consequences for victims and society. Warrington, July 55,1762.
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Warrington
Royal procession and troop movements reported in London
The article notes a royal airing in a chariot through London districts and a marching Ruffian force en route to the Allied army, with private Paris letters hinting at a peace negotiation with England and Colonel O Hara elevated to Brigadier General, stirring public spirits.
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London
New-road
Islington
Old-street
Paris
England
Opor
O Hara
Por
In Autumn Spaniards May Renew Operations On The Douro
Portuguese Amy at the head of a detachment repulsed Spaniards on the Douro and they fled. reports say they will renew actions in autumn. Loretta from Topham to Milford captured near Land's End by Count de Herouville privateer of Morriaix and ransomed for 2631 ros. Sunday death notices in Surrey and London. court case at Serjeant's Inn over debt. Tobacco and sugar exports listed. arrivals include Diana and Pelican bomb vessels in the Downs bound for Lisbon. Wind southeast.
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Tuguese Amy
Douro
Loretta
Thomas
Topham
Milford
Count de Herouville
Morriaix
Ros
Croydoh
Surry
Thomas Quelch
Highgate
Mary Ann Dufaud
Peter Dufand
Deceas
Oxford
Wallingford
Bell-yard
Gracechurch-street
Compter
Wandsworth
Germany
Sound
Liverpoole
Holland
Hamburgh
Streights
Flanders
Antigua
Africas
N.S
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Detta
Dauntless
Satan
God
Tadia
South Sea
India
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Prem
Navy
Streaw
St James's
Xchange, &c. Iges
Cadiz
Madrid
Leghorn
Mexico
Minster
Churchwardens
Leonard
Shoredish
Sarah Lane
Anne Holmes
W. Lowther
M. D
Princes-street
Leicester-Fields
Ardac Croft
Wilson
York
Allowanes