Ship News From July 22 Inbound and Outbound Vessels
Tuesday July 22 shipping news reports multiple ships sailing to Dominica Gibraltar Smyrna Dublin and New York with government stores and arrivals at Hull New York and Plymouth. Several vessels depart for London Marseilles Spithead and other ports. Multiple ships listed with captains destinations and origins in concise maritime ledger style.
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Deal
Speke
Capt
Elliott
Dominica
Trerham
Gibraltar
Bryne
Smyrna
Williams
Britannia
Ellis
Dublin
Barrowdale
Bristol
Invincible
Boyce
Tower
Emperor Travels From Fontayabia To St Sebastian
Paris reports widespread consternation over bad weather and scarce goods with cold rain hurting crops and life’s necessities. In a grim Paris scene, a baker and his wife were executed near Paris for murdering an invited associate. the man broken on the wheel and his wife hanged.
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Testerday
Holland
Paris
Fuly
Bayonne
Pyrenees
Kingdom of
Spain
Fontayabia
St. Sebastian’s
Scerux
Boke
Death sentences and executions in Salisbury and beyond
Reports from Salisbury state five prisoners were sentenced to death for murder and robbery. Burke and Coony were executed at Fisherton after confessing, while Coxhead and Garret were reprieved. The pages also recount naval engagements near Flamborough Head, up-to-the-minute London parliamentary prorogations, privateer activity in the Channel, and various other crime sentences and public notices across England and Ireland.
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Country News
Salisbury
Michael Burke
Connor Coony
Thomas Scutz
Pediary
John Garret
James Rawlings
Bradford
Wm. Coxhead
Burke and Coony
Fisherton
London
Burke
Coony
Newcastle
Fab
Flamborough-head
Baltic Trade Convoy Sought After Privateer Threat
A petition to the Lords of the Admiralty calls for a convoy to the Baltic trade amid fears of American privateer activity in the Cattegat and Norwegian coast. The report notes many killed and wounded on both sides in the latest conflict. Also mentioned are Duke of Northumberland passing through town and the death of William Allan, maltster, in his garden near Westgate.
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Westminster
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Weymouth
Molly
Randall
Newfoundland
Pool
North America
Nantz
St. John’s
Admiralty
Montague
Averjay
Fox
Jord Sandwich
Cfas
Pegasus
Bolton
Larkin
East India House
Tie of Wight
Prince
East- India House
Isle of Wight
Bombay
Shrewbury
Jones
Downs
Indian House
Triton
Elphinsone
Royal Henry
Rous
Lord Holland
Lawson
Nassan
Gore
Greenwich
Carr
Coutt and
Bay
Dublin
Portaferry
Ireland
Carlingford
Drogheda
Belfat
Balbriggen
Newcastle
Messrs
Hocham
King’s Wharf
Howth
Harwich
Belborough
Holland
Prussia
America
Profia
Elmeden
Plymuth
Birrington
Channel
Lord Townshend
Lord Anshur
Defagulier
Wwoolwich
Dilagulier
Warren
Kew
Hertford
Thomas Neel
John Leach
Thomas Maxwell
Utrecht
Mantua
Duke of Gloucester
Verona
Royal
Trent
Chelmsford
John Gofden
George Gilliman
King
York
John Baxter
Roger Bailiie
London
Sheffield
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Mary Eagle
Rose Macdonald
Ann Uncerwood
Peckham
Camberwell-fields
Croydon
Duchess of Queensberry
Saville House
Drumlanrig
Scotland
Frillegen
Somerset-house
Strand
Shirley
Kinz
Sloney
Baltic
Cattegat
Norway
Duke of Northumberland
Percy
Alnwick
Wm. Allan
Westgate
Dogs and Lions Unite in Tower Threats Urging Peace
A correspondent muses on unlikely harmony between Britain and America. The dog, now a loyal aide to the Lion in the Tower, reportedly bears on the Bear with persistent barking, seen as a sign of possible peaceful relations between country and colonies.
Friday's City Elopements and Theatre News
Friday reports two clerks eloped with a banker’s money while a new opera by O Hara is in rehearsal at the Haymarket Theatre. Meff Weber and Henderson secured ten pounds weekly at Drury Lane with a benefit, and Probin faces further inquiry for forgery. hops and grain prices are listed, and a Cambridge attorney Thomas Wright was found dead by hanging with a coroner's verdict of lunacy.
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Haymarket Theatre
O.hara
Midas
Meff
Weber
Henderson
Theatre Royal
Drurylane
Bow-street
John Fielding
Cambridge
Thomas Wricht
Thetford
Newmarket
Glee at Vauxhall Gardens With Mr Vernon and Cast
A period entertainment titled Murust Compritance Domestic Happiness is staged at Vauxhall Gardens featuring performers Mr Vernon Mrs Weichsel Ms Wrighten Mrs Warrell Alfa Weller Mr Hudson Mr Howard and Mr Billington with music by Dr ARNE. The libretto follows visiting neighbours and married couples amid playful exchanges and a chorus about indulgence and home life.
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Vauxhall Gardens
Vernon
Weichsel
Wrighten
Warrell
Alfa Weller
Hudson
Mr. Howard
Mr. Billington
Arne
The Fight of Fights and Walk In Tonight
A lively promotional snippet invokes the show FELLOWS with music by Dr Arwe. It promises a dramatic lineup including The Electric Eel, the Ruffian Bear, Jason and the Golden Fleece, and a walk in admission priced at sixpence.
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Dr. Arwe
Jason
Golden Fleece
Death of the Duchess of Queensberry and Kitty’s Fame
ExTeEmpero on the Death of the Duchess of Queensberry celebrates Kitty as a muse and patron of poets. It recalls her beauty, charm, and influence on English bards, then notes her loss and vows that her virtues ascend to heavenly realms while her memory inspires British poets.
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Kitty
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