Arrivals and diplomatic notes reach Cork and Dublin
Maritime arrivals fill Cork and Dublin ports as Indiamen and merchant ships dock or depart. Concurrently, Lord Stormont reports Britain’s stance to Versailles amid a tense exchange with France over American privateers, with new port orders issued. Venice reports a bizarre childbirth incident where twins are placed in one cradle. one dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peal
Downs
His
Triton
Lionels
Royal Henry
Greenwich East Indiamen
East Indies
Cheffell
Leghorn
Dove
Waller
Oporto
Naffia Halt Indiaman
Capt. Gore
Coast and Bay
Alexander Lowell
Malaga
Benjamin
DisCarthy
New York
Cork
Honger Ord
T.pes
Ditto
Pauel Seewart
Whitelaven
Plurset
Griffiths
Colchester
Aiken
Averdsen
Campvere
Daipatch
Ciming
Hibernia
Fitzpatrick
Halifax
Dublin
Peter and John, Shaw
London
Tiyal
Heldfield
Middleburgh
Poole
Yarmouth
Smith
Rom Mem
Paeteny Winder
Petersburgh
Bristol
Crale
Ditt
Ruffin Merchant
Dale
Uitto
Unity
Lendor
Hamtro
Greyhound
Brae
Dominica
Newfoundland
Hambro
Barclay
Han Vo
Norwich
Mabb
Hamibro
William
Sutherland
Liscon
Aisterday
France
Flanders
Paris
Lord Stormont
Count de Vergennes
King of Starce
Eean
Venice
Padua
Intriguing War Reports From New York to Edinburgh
The lettered summary reports Howe and Burgoyne movements around Ticonderoga and Jersey, Washington’s forces near Philadelphia, and Montague’s ships facing risk on the Banks. Lincoln Hills and Halifax dispatches mention captured British vessels, naval actions near Sable Island, and Loudon’s troops reforging in New England. The Ports carry privateers, prisoners, and a major stage note from Edinburgh about Mrs Abington’s triumphant appearance and comments on actors Henderson and Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Howe
Burgoyne
Ticonderago
Arnold
Howe
New York
North River
Massachuset
Wathington
Cornwallis
Brunswick
Jersey
Bound Brook
Washington
Philadelphia
Halifax
Charlotte
Hill
Fune
Pegasus
Sable-Mand
Montague
Charletown
South Carolina
Botton
New England
Portsmouth
N. S
St. Helen’s
Mars
Faulkner
Courageux
Wood
Centaur
Sable Island
Faid
Lord Holland
Haft India Hovf
America
Recorder
Newgate
Thomas Nah
William Harsent
Ihomas Seabroke
Robert Corbet
Edward Lynch
John Whitaker
Wm. Sims
Widegate-street
Bishopsgate Street
Mr. Sims
May Anderson
James Stride
Samuel Rudd
William Miles
Jean Joseph Warin
St. James’s Park
John Cox
Thos. Brady
Breary
Mary Wadham
Berner’s-street
Oxford-road
Sarah Chaulk
Norton
Mary Pereira
Wm. Buxton
Solomon Feil
Eig
Southall
Hanwell
Thomas Hamilton
Thos. Perry
Eateld
David Guess
Elizabeth Pollard
Hoxton
Lioness
Royal Henry
Greenatch
India
Downs
Lucy
Watson
Corke
Quebec
Fowey
Lynx
Plymouth
Edinburgh
Sullen
Duke
Duchess of
Buccleugh
Mr. Henderson Shines in Falstaff Roles at Haymarket
Haymarket Theatre reviews Mr. Henderson’s performance in Falstaff and other parts. Critics praise his faithful reading of the author’s lines, natural ease, and restrained humor, contrasting with past actors who overacted and aimed for buffoonery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaan
Sir John Falstaff
Henderson
Postiscript for the London Evening Potts 1777 collation
A lengthy wards-driven tirade critiques French policy and a weak British ministry. It argues France and Spain threaten commerce and coercion, urges open war as safer than peace, and questions ministers reliance on French assurances. The piece cites privateer activity, Newfoundland fishery incursions, and strategic naval strength. It also mocks Falkland Islands diplomacy and ministerial actors at Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indian
France
West Indies
Spain
America
Nantz
Bourdeaux
Dunkirk
Amelia
Leas
England
Britain
Atlantic
Kent
Surry
Sussex
Shery
Falkland
Falkland’s
Messrs. Fenkinson
Ellis
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don
Leveson Gower
Valiant
Pdet
London Evening Pott
Mr. Miller
Melis, Jenkinson and Ellis