Shipping News Roundup: Indiamen Arrivals and Attacks of Winds
The June 9 to June 11 period reports multiple ships Arrived and sailed for the River including the Lord North East Indiaman Farry Cook from Antigua True Love Road from Honduras Northumberland Ext Indiaman and Sally Coates Stranfort with Wind S W Deal Also noted are arrivals at Halifax Liverpool Petersburgh Hamburgh Ramsgate and other ports with vessels such as the Lark Unicorn Galatea Nearhumberland Colebrook Lovely Mary Tuscany Polly Fendail and Unity among others under strong southwest winds.
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Deal
Lord North East Indiaman
Farry
Cook
Antigua
True Love
Road
Honduras
Downs
Sally
Coates
Stranfort
S. W. Deal
Douglass
Abington
St. Kitts
Judith
King
Jamaica
Lark
Unicorn
Nearhumberland
Colebrook East Indiamen
Mary
Coghlan
Sherlock
America
Polly
Fendail
Granades
Wind S. W
Lord North
Hambley
Roche Clarke
China
Amelia
Gunnersbury
General Smith
Bengal
Dover
Halifax
Glasgow
Lockyer
Newbury Port
North America
Southampton
Pymnouth
Ireland
James Wright
Georgia
Quebec
Algernon Percy
Bernard-street
Oxford-street
Drury-lane
Garrick
John Dupy
St. Clement Danes
George Allen
Paternott
Irow
Guildhall Linon
Joseph Adams
Birmingham
Edward Price
Bull Street
Stephen Sagar
York
Guildhall
Mae
George Jackson
St Osydh
Essex
Salrman
Thomas Nesbitt
Deptford
Kent
Alexander
John Taylor
Spitsl-square
London
Richard Herne
Oxford
Taylor
New Inn
Timothy Brown
Carlisle
the Bush
Four privateers fitted for Atlantic cruise from London
Extra reports that four new privateers of 16 to 28 guns each were fitted and manned in London and prepared to sail to intercept transports expected to arrive from England. Other items note Curacao powder ships entering port, Halifax provisions and naval movements, plus social and market notices.
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Philadelphia
America
England
Curacoa
Congress
France
Nantz
Bourdeaux
Martinico
Martinico Fort
Antigua
Halifax
Glasgow
Plymouth
Corke
Morres
Bell
Williams
Havre
Portsmouth
St. Kitt’s
London
Aaron
Drinkwater
Dover
Montserrat
Ireland
Blackheath
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Quebec
Wooldridge
Knights of the Shire
Rober Tilton Dean, Bart
Richard Townshend
London Evening Pat on global governance debates in Bath
In Bath May 16 1775 or 16 era talk chronicles a dialogue on false topics and supreme power. The speakers debate British Parliament authority over empire and the need for constitutional unity among colonies with references to Magna Carta and colonial representation.
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Bath
Mne
Birmingham
Sherling
Great Britain
C. T
Ireland
C. Buck
America
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Staley
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