Shipping arrivals and outbound vessels at the Downs and ports
The list details multiple ships with origins such as Oporto Rotterdam Stettin London Bristol and Lisbon sailing from the Downs or heading to Cork Cork Cadiz New York Swansea and Plymouth. Several vessels named with masters include the Mermaid Yowart the Reifey Day and the Liberty Funderville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Fane
Dover
Waliby
Houphton
Godthall
Kitbyhall
George
Oporto
Rainbow
Godden
Pentagola
Downs
Mermaid
Yowart
New York
Boyd
Templeman
Cadiz
Reifey
Day
Liberty
Funderville
Rotterdam
Cork
Maria Petronella
Vasidraut
Ditto
Panson
Wigner
Stettin
Blackton
Bristol
Petersburg
Atia
Dale
Crosby
Dittos
Exeter
Winder
Hope
Lambert
London
Resolution
Stranoth
Marshall
Lisbon
Fielstony Dring
Hutt
Dorsetshire
Maddy
St. Kitts
Pemberton
Oliver
Black Prince
Thomas
Plymouth
Arrivals in Bath and a Bequest for Working People
In Bath on June 16 Lord and Lady North along with many named clergy and residents were noted as arriving. The piece also recounts last week’s legacy by the late Mr Thurman to working people in Devizes, distributed among residents with 1950 guineas allocated, about half a guinea per head, to aid the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Lord
Lady North
Lady Barnard
Stopford
Conway
Barnard
Broderick
James
Luxmore
Whalley
Richards
Ws Blackbourn
Vaughan
Lysaght
Walker
Wells
Courts
Linnell
Stifted
Dolben
Stower
Kington
Virgin
Heaven
Thurlee
Dunbary
Keedivell
Lovell
Sparrow
Weltrop
Weltrop, Mrs. Predton
Wood
Swymmer
Sheppard
Thurman
Devizes
Tedth-Oilier
Versailles Visit Deepens Ties Between Emperor and King
Foreign intelligence reports describe a three hour conference at Versailles between the Emperor and the King of France. The monarch traveled with minimal retinue, accompanied only by the Prince of Beauvau. Observers note a growing intimacy and confidence linking the two sovereignties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baris
Fae
Versailles
Normandy
Duke de Chouteul
Hotel de Treville
Sucre
Count de Mercy
Beauvau
American schooner and brig seized in Plymouth and Portsmouth
Letters from the offing note the American schooner Mary taken into Plymouth, laden with salt brandy and dry goods bound for South Carolina, and the brig Belle Savage brought into Portsmouth with a cargo of rice indigo deer skins and tobacco. Reports from New York say General Howe offers no movement yet, forage and provisions are scarce, and Jersey is desolate. Mr Macleane sails from Calais toward Egypt with companions, aiming for Alexandria and the Suez route, while a swift Dover to Calais crossing sped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saiguel Barrington
Prince .of
Wales
Rowley
Plymouth
Mary
John Roberts
South Carolina
Portsmouth
Elijah Steel
Dartmouth
Success
Margee
Arthur French
Newfoundland
Alchouth
Greenock
Quebec
St. John’s
New-York
Sandy Hook
Howe
Jersey
Macleane
Calais
Marséilles
Mefiks
Landus
Johnson
Marilles
Alexandria
Egypt
Wlackeene
Wasi
Dover
Macleahe
India
Col
Capper
Dorsershire
Waddy
Pemberton
Oliver
Astley
Beach
Overseas Fleet in Biscay and British Naval News
Reports from Cork and Bay of Biscay describe twenty ships of the line and three frigates cruising under scattered command, risk of French detachments, and concern over missing orders. Arrival lists from New York include Empress of Ruffin and Royal Sceptre. Hampden packet reaches Lisbon safely. Public notices mention knighthood for John Day, Judge-Advocate, and various ecclesiastical promotions and legal appointments. Prices for grain and hemp are listed across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corke
Empress
Ruffin
Kidd
Royal Sceptre
Stokes
Nancy
Seiler
Carter
Brockiebank
Polly
Stebin
Hawk
Copeland
Thomson
Betsey
Wolfe
Jennet
Chalmer
Neptune
Wright
Lowther
Providence
Increase
Thomas
Prince
Frederick
Sawyer
Yeomans
Todd
Roehampton
Hunter
Unity
Wardell
Hampden
Braithwait
Falmouth
Lisbon
John Byettel
Stamp Office
Warsaw
Crimea
Korse
Michelson
Seale
Lincoln’s L.n Hall
John Day
East Indies
Cornwall
Chatham
Roddam
Great Britain
Somerset
Capel Trip
Allan Grant
Robert Chambers
Puisner
Supreme Court of Judicature
Fort William
Bengal
Alfo
Richard Kaye
Christopher Moore
Lilburne
Northampton
Diocese of
Peterborough
Hentricks
Baltimore
Dover
Angola
Bienfaisint
Jolly
Nantz
Hazard
Barnacle
Hampshire
Pettigrew
Jamaica
Downs
Juliana
Robinson
Rob
Bing John Snellom
Stoke-town
Morton
Skynder
Montgomeryshire
Denbighshire
Rathin
Flintshire
Auction and dividends notices from London and provincial towns
Merchant listings and public notices show creditors receivers and certificates to be granted. Names include Joseph Capodore Jacob Henriques de Souza George Hickes Samuel Toy Edward Thornton James Greenough John Pemberton Michael Greenough and James Spence with events June 24 July 1 3 8 and related dividend payments at Guildhall London John Pratten Samuel Allen and others across Yorkshire Lancashire Cumberland and Worcester districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Capodore
Jacob Henriques de Souza
Bury‘Areer
Samuel Allen
St. Luke's
Bath
Cathifle
Cumberland
Joseph Graham the
John Graham
Joseph Graham the Younger
Hugh
Gosift
Lavercoit
Jolgar
John Haddon
Innholdes
Ripon
Yorkshire
Edward Thornton
Idle
Woalfapler
Queen’s Héadt Inn
Durham
Aedhony
James Spence
St. Martin’s-lare
James Willams
Hackne
Fieensan
Fohr
Lee
Penzance
Cornwall
Stoke
Races at Stamford for Various Ages and Horses
Stamford racing notes list events on Tuesday and Thursday including five year olds, four year olds, and older horses. Notable entries include Slender, All Foury, Surly, Undertaker, and Wolfe. A purse race on Thursday and the ancient donation plate feature multiple horses and riders, with results noted for weights and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Adam
Pratt
Matthews
Douglas
Mr. Popham
Tho
Yates
Lord Sandes
Adams
Slender
Lord Clermont
Poison
Mr. Morgan
St. Martin’s
Stamford Baron
Robinson
B. G. Drone
Terrewell
Also Mentioned on This Page
L Ofn Don
Fune
Scame
Nyns
Esq
Kenrick
L.L
Soame Jenyns
Eig
W. Kenrick
Ll.d
Mr. Bares
Chatiyanquith
Cupid
Pablo
Thomas Rennan
Ing Vols
Mr. Coward
Gengge
Tom Lichester
Aygua
Kingsdon
Somersetthiie
Poundstock
County of
M. Kiernan
Gray’s
Tony Ladén
Argier
Shafesbury
James Willy
South
Pedergon
England
St. Mary’s Cavishy
Oxford
Baro Eyre
Baron Péstyn
James. Chelsum
Christ Church, Oxford
Whitehall
Huoavarasle
Worcester
Dare Prince
C. Rivington
Paul’s
Payne and Son
J. Abson, and Co
Dond
Jesus Ceriil
Southampton
WilLiaht. Dodd
Sees
St. Olave’s
Harte Reet
Lenin
G. Kearsty
eIno
Aircer
Freet-street
Grice
R. Brookes
M.D
Fea
Wielliam-Smith
Fox
J. Bew
A. Stae
le Uum
Wettmintes
Siudans
Wade
Mesirs
Rickadson
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Je Buckland
Gr . Butnet
J. Walch
FFA
Dily
J. Walter
Gange
Nétavo
Anes
Prine
Roth
Jtanow
Keay
Mr. Hatton
Yeipe
Carlon, S.,crawder
T. Longman
B. Law
4 .Bouare
J. Fielding
J. Walker
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