Shipping News and Trade Arrivals At Sea
Reports from Cowes and Gravesend list ships sailing to Newfoundland Jamaica Quebec and Boston with crews and routes. Arrivals include Benn Harkies from Bristol to Philadelphia and Neptune from Nevis to Portsmouth among many vessels at ditto and Barbadoes. A note hints at a Guilford money-laying risk and possible collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Moore
London
Newfoundland
Deal
Fuly
Florida
St. Ann
Crockatt
Jamaica
Betty
Hawes
Quebec
John Galley
Hume
Boston
Hector
Mills
Maryland
Dolphin
Dillon
St. Abe’s
St. Domingo
Bilboa
Peace and Plenty
M‘gregor
Lisbon
Rose
Dartmouth
Lancaster
Hutton
Borrowdale
Bristol
Wind S. W. Gravesend
Mary
Joseph
Hugal
Rouen
Cane
St. Michael
Baker
Dunkirk
Lark
Holyday
Petersburgh
Benn
Harkies
Philadelphia
James, Morrison
Trimley
Belt
Ditto
Diamond
Creamer
Eleanora
Elizabeth
Adams
Barbadoes
Burn
Lowestoff
M’iver
Scarborough
Devonshire
Hunter
Portsmouth
Cornfatter
Mercury
North Carolina
Princess of Bruntswith
Turwaid
England
Plymouth
Nancy
Moss
Oporto
Smith
Industry
Avery
Seville
Pratt
Freeman
Hanbury
Easton
Virginia
Diana
Leach
Gibraltar
Thomas and Mary
Shelby
Faro
Apollo
Blanket
Westmoreland
Luce
Williams
Wheatle
Prince Frederick
Johnson
Dover
Argo
Drummond
Middleburgh
Violent hailstorm in Leeds causes deaths and damage
A severe hail and thunderstorm in Leeds destroys a workhouse chimney and injures several, with a woman dying by the fireside and another man severely burned. The storm also damages homes, brews furniture and windows, and spreads fear through nearby towns including Fowey and Plymouth with reports of rising market prices and local unrest over turnpike removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Thomas Garforth
Scot-Hall
Fowey
Plymouth
Turner
Broad Way
Gadalain
Guilford
Political intrigue and ministerial plots in London
Reported settles among the great interests include the Dukes of Bedford Portland Marlborough and Grafton with Lords North and Egmont as state secretaries. A scheme for an annual ministry is outlined along with a public list of candidates and a wheel draw to assign ministerial posts for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Bedford
Duke of Portland
Chamberlain
Duke of Marlborough
Marquis of Rockingham
Treasury
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Temple
Steward
Duke of Grafton
Lord North
Hillsborough
Berborough
Shelburn
Ireland
Lord Paulet
Lord Halifax
Lord Egmont
Admiralty
Mr. Grenville
Mr. Townshend
Duke of Richmond
Paterson
Board of Math
Rerehak
Earl of Farnham
Bristol
Dominica
Lord Clive
Portsmouth
Britannia
Barbadoes
John
Gay Alleyne
Commons House of Assembly
John Lyte
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Downs
Port Egmont
Admiralty Office
Spithead
Jamaica
Richards
Covent-Garden
Wignell
Covent-Garden Theatre
James Ives
Efa
Bruton-street
Sufameah Stanfield
Portland-street
Oxford Road
Broadhurst
Haslewood
Derbyshire
Lord Scardale
Mars Red
Darwin
Newark
Trent
Duncan
Farrier and
Bloomsbury
Benjamin Rolt
Royal African Compan
Green
Creed
King's Arms
C&c
Lisbon
London
Corsica
Republick of
Genoa
France
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Cory
House of Lords
Hezar
Richard Jackson
Eigg
Coleraine
Earl of Bristol
Harvey
John Flint
Shrewsbaury
Thomas Atkis
The
India Company
Exeter
Reading
Oxford
Sashie
Holland
Utp
Elenrbes Gil
England
Bis
Lostery
Sphyr Je
Sussex County Meeting to Choose Parliamentary Representatives
Gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Sussex are summoned to meet at the Sessions House Lewes on Wednesday August 19 to consider suitable persons to represent the county in Parliament at the next general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Lewes
Guirpuatt
London
Guildhail
Chamber of London
General Meeting for Lampete and nearby Roads notice
J Smitra and James Turner announce a general meeting of trustees for roads in Lampete Newington St George Southwark and Bermad sey Sarry County. Proposals required by 11 oclock for a lease of up to three years with tolls at Lambeth Marsh Symond's Corner and Kentish Road gates. Minimum bid set at 2500 pounds per annum. Further details from Mr Sumaperfelly Clerk at Lametl House.
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Lampete
Newington
St.George Southwark
Bermadsey
Sarry
Syomund's Corner
Lambeth Marsh
Symond's Corner
Kentiy Road
Surry
Sumaperfelly
Lametl
Alteration of Royal Navy Uniform Cloathing in 1767
The Admiralty announces new dress rules for Flag Officers Captains Commanders and Lieutenants of the Royal Fleet. Embroidered and full dress cloathing are discontinued and replaced by a altered frock uniform with specific lapels cuffs and lace patterns. Existing wearers may keep current uniforms until the next June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Admiralty
His
Navy Office
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