Royal Navy Ships In Dover Straits Trade Winds and Arrivals
In Deal on June 8 winds from the west south west, ships and cutters of his Majesty arrived and sailed for the River. The Emerald with 16 sail from Jamaica and convoyed by Amphitrite, Bofy, and Expedition cutters. Beato Fortune Ranger and other craft anchored or sailed, with vessels from New York and Bayonne noted among the arrivals at Poole and Guernsey. Several named ships including Zee Bott Vries Soph Sophia Margritta Hofmeyer and Content's Encrease are listed in harbour movements.
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Deal
Jamaica
Rempin
Zee Bott
Vries
Campveer
Poole
Gefuefters
Roelfs
Ditte
Dicta
Jon Baptista
Cucuilo
Bayonne
Guernsey
Content
Martinico
Martiinico
Engageante
Tourterelle
North America
Tourterelie
Marseilles
Nantz
Cadiz
Havre
Brest
Elizabeth
Mario
Africa
West Indies
Guadaloupe
Falmouth
Quebec
London News Summary from Virginia Letters and Naval Dispatches
Letters from Virginia report Parliament voting four million sterling for the current year, to be raised in each colony. A British army review in Ireland notes numbers and recruitment needs. Reports detail convoy losses, French privateering, and captures off Martinique and Guadaloupe. Local actions include a Hyde Park review, a Yorkshire march toward Coxheath, and a court session in London with disorderly prisoners and press-gang judgments. The cricket match Surrey and Hampshire beat Kent by one wicket. Further shipping news mentions vessels at Falmouth and Portsmouth with arrivals from Jamaica and New York.
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Virginia
Congress
Great Britain
Ireland
Hyde Park
Yorkshire
Marquis of
Carmarthen
Coxheath
Westminster Bridge
Liverpoole
Fune
Jamaica
New York
Portmouth
Downs
Seaford
Lys
Gueresey
Hydra
Jersey
St. Helen’s
Lord Townshend
Seahorse
America
Spithead
Anillery Ground
Surry
Hamphire
Kent
Houndsditch
Alderman Clarke
Mansion House
Poultry Compter
Bridewell
Bothwick
Ipswich
Court of King’s Bench
West
Fragmented eighteenth century court case and notices
Fragmentary report notes deferment of judgment due to absence of Lord Mansfield and discussion over legal pressing. The column also lists brief obituaries and local notices: Geo Browne, Rev Browne’s son, and Otto Bayer of Antigua, plus Inchbald of York theatre and Colonel Roberts of Cavendish Square.
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Mansheid
Court of Law
Geo. Browne
Mr. Browne
Ripon
Tw Mills Atékinfont
Chamberlain's ‘Wharf
Antigua
Otto Bayer
York
Inchbald
York Theatre
Drury-lane Theatre
Holles Threes
Cavendish-square
Colonel Roberts
Races at Ascot Heath Feature Duke of Cumberland Victories
Races opened at Ascot Heath with a Duke of Cumberland win in the 200 guineas match at Don Joseph defeating Thunderbolt. The Duke also won the five-subscriber sweepstakes, while Sir John Lad's Bet Bouncer beat Clarke's hip. Hepherion won the sol plate in two heats. Sheffield reports on June 7 races for four year olds and hunters.
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Ascot Heath
Duke of Cumberland
Don Joseph
O’kelly
Thunderbolt
Duke
Setoud
Sir John Lad
Mr. Clarke
Hip
Sir John
Sheffield
Mr. Haxchinson
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Ld Rockingham
Coulson
Haslehurst
Gibson
Noblemen and Gentlemen
Eyre
Barker
Pegge
Swinfen
Rockinghal
Monk St. Z
Hutchinson
B. c. Tyger
Burz
Davison
B. G
Saunders
J. Bann
Royal birthday celebrations and European military movements
The London Gazette reports Sir Joseph Yorke hosting a ball and supper for the King’s birthday with the Prince and Princess of Orange and Prince Lewis of Brunswick expected, while Imperial and foreign ministers attend. Simultaneously Dresden notes Prince Henry of Prussia’s army movements, with regiments marching and artillery embarked for Magdeburg as plans shift toward potential further deployments.
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London Gazette
Fane
Hague
Great Britain
Joseph Yorke
States General
Prince and Frincesses of
Orange
Prince Lewis
Brunswick
Bni‘ni
Prusfian
Azre
Elbe
Magdeburgh
Dresden
Bohemia
Henry of Prugid
Bertin
Lords Pass Several Debates and Petitions in Session
The House of Lords reviewed multiple bills including the Ratinged Crown debt bill and the bill to prevent smuggling. Several toad and incloture bills were noted alongside Demergue's divorce bill and the Clerks of Amize bill. The motion on the bill to prevent vexatious arrests was deferred to Thursday as Lords were summoned. Petitions presented included those from Ann King of Lowlaytop widow, Sir Sidney Meadows Knight Marshal of the Marshalsea, and Bristol’s Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs.
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Tia
Tedia Company
Ann King
Lowlaytop
Kjip’s Court of Record
Stepney
Bristol
House of Commons Debates On Bills and War Conduct
The House agreed to reports on the Vote of Credit Bill the Sinking Fund Bill and the Argyle coal bill and ordered them engrossed Read a second time and committed for oyster fishery preservation The enquiry into the American war continued General Robertson testified at length praising ministry The Speaker faced peers issue as to uncivil treatment Lord Chancellor blamed by Rigby Fox Stocking Frame Workers bill deferred two months by 57 to ? vote with many stocking weavers pleased but hundreds of journeymen lamented outside the lobbies
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House
Arglesea
Robertson
Burke
William “Meredith
America
House of Peers
Melff
Rigby
Maré and Glynty Estates Needing New Rentals in Carnarvonshire
Property of David Walthe Eg extends over multiple farms and tenements near Marie and Llanfair, with detailed annual rents and acreage. Tenants include Thomas Owen, William Parry, Margaret Dawies, and Owen Richard. many holdings lie within four miles of Marie on the Great Road to Holyhead. Proposals for lease terms invited by David Walthe Esq in Marley, Dublin, or Cararvon through Samuel Ricdy ERY News and John Hughes, attorney.
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Sunning Hill
Berks
Charles Hayter
Ingmediare
Sunning Hill Wells
Rove's Green
London
Wokingham
Wiedfir Great Park
Richard Smith
Woule
Tay
Fearacly
Maré and Glynty
Car Atvon
D.J
Coe Theida Tage
Tawyn Smithy
Contein
Robert S Willams
Fferam
Bellaf
Guwiirg
Walford
Margaret Dawies
Jota Jones
Rokere Jones
Tyliwyd
Ellin Effis
Lian
Jane Evans
Hoose
Durd
Thomas Edwards
Bryntirion Cottage
Thomas Ede
Hugh Evans
Towyn Uchaf
Thomas Giffiths
Conway Parti
Conway Ferry
William Parry
Coneaut
William Owen
Liang
Parith
d'Bén Y Brynbach
Oxeh Thema
Bam
Judith Davies
Edward Wiliams
Liysfaen
Tyn Y Coed
Owen Richard
Thomas Jones
Llandrilla
Glynn
Toncaining
William Gwen
Croes
Eirioes
Richard Davies
Ledy
Johnni Rowland
Fron
Pen Y Bont House
Croft
Withars Roberts
Wiliam Benjamin
Fedw
Joseph Hughes
Pea Y Waen Y Bolach
Thomas Daviea
William Davies
Dinard
Gwen Wilhiams
Cefn
William Jones
Thomas Owen
Marie
Gier
Cleiler
Holyhead
Mace
David Walshe
Marley
Hunerthe
Dublin
King’s Bench
Temple
Londos
Jehnughs
Cararvon
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