Ship News Snapshot From June Archives
Tuesday June 17 ship news fragments reveal movements of Indiaman Havannah and East Indiaman arrivals from China. Partial names and port notes like Portsmouth and Newfoundland appear amid garbled text and uncertain dates.
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Ship News
Deal
Newfoundland
William
Elizabeth
Winsor
John
Elizabethy
Portsmouth
Havannah East Indi
China
S. W. Ah East Indiaman
Arrival names aboard ships at Dover Dartmouth Hull Barbadoes Dominica New Berre
Arrived at Dover and Barbadoes with crew from North Carolina St Vincent's Honduras Bristol Dominica Jamaica. Passengers include Friendship Broderick at Dover Mary Keift from St Vincent's and Glynn Sevjean at Hull from Honduras. Champion Chew from Dominica Suky Yarborough from Jamaica.
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Friendship
Broderick
North Carolina
Dartmouth
Mary, Keift
St. Vincent's
Hull
Sevjean
Glynn
English
Honduras
Barbadoes
Blaze-Castle, Smith
Bristol
Ar Dominica
Champion
Chew
D-Tto
Despatches From Europe Report Greek and Turkish Conflicts
News from Vienna to Warsaw details Romian and Greek forces colliding in Morea with heavy losses for the Greeks. Ottoman sea actions in the Archipelago yield four Russian ships captured. Reports from Podolia mention Romanzow's expected arrival at Choczim and Turkish forces defeated. Venice notes decrees on clergy displeasing Rome. a neutral Dutch or Italian squadron remains at sea under Empere.
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Moréa
Warsaw
Podolia
Romanzow
Choczim
Neister
Danube
Stoffeln
Budziac
Venice
Senate
Rome
de St Ffeln
Marriages Recorded In Lincolnshire And Adjacent Parishes
Reading and Funey report marriages including Edward Benton of Lincoln's Inn to Mrs Noyes of Southcot and Bennet Langton of Langton in Lincolnshire to Rowland Holt’s Countess at Red prave on May 31.
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Country News
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Funey
Edward Benton
Lincoln’s Inn
Noyes
Southcot
Apfavich
Fune
Bennet Langton
Langton
Lincolnshire
Rowland Holt
Redprave
Countess of
Royal events and Paris disaster feature in latest notices
Yesterday morning his majesty reviewed foot guards at Blackheath with the Duke of Cumberland and others. A letter reports the Princess Dowager of Wales left Dover for Calais in good health and continued to Broffels. Paris reports a fatal city accident with crowd crush and damage to property, while royal and political affairs unfold in London and Canterbury including mob treatment of the Princess Dowager and noble countersigns at court.
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Aevey
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Govenor
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Place de Lewis
Honore
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Dauphin
St. Florentin
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Westminster-wall
Juniu
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Joseph Lyons Walrond
John Skinner
Merchant-taylors Felon
St. John’s College, Oxford
Merchant Taylors
Triton East-Indiaman
Elphinston
Portsmouth
Fort St. George
China
Downs
John Campbell
Bay
Honduras
Peasley
Wilkes
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Canterbury
Wals
Duke of
Huzza
Kent
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Watford
Essex
Bear Key
Scott
Bishopsgate-street
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Piccadilly
George Terry
Eig
Dover-street
Dorothy Reeves
New Bond-street
Haberdy
Paul’s Wharf
Islington
Benjamin Bocock
Grace Church-Freet
Hannah. Grace
John Grace
Bromley
Middlesex
Peles to the Reverend Mr. T on Charity and Fame
Verse from London Evening Post praising Peles resilience against critics. The poem defends his blameless conduct and calls for a great bard to undertake a divine task. Reading, Berks, June 9x, 1770.
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London Evening Post
Peles
Mr. T
Chen
Reading
Berks
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