Incomplete maritime list mentions ships and crews
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated sequence Saturday June that names transports including Buffalo Jackal Nunble Sprightly Wells and individuals Habella Ferguson and Jack for fontreat with remaining majesty ship references in a naval listing.
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Jane
Jack
Ferguson
Fontreat
Majesy
Buffalo
Jackal
Nunble
Sprightly
Wells
Cutrera
Naval Intelligence and Pacific Moves Around Whitehaven 1779
Early Tuesday a Me of Man expres arrived at Whitehaven with advice from Jane Parge under arm'd vessels near Douglas. The Rat tle snake sloop and Richard Wordworth were urged to relay intelligence to the Admiralty, listing ships and movements in Dover Madeira Gibraltar and the West Indies. Extra letters note ships sailing with the grand fleet and forthcoming circuits in Wiltshire Dorchester Exeter Cornwall and Southampton.
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Expres
Whitehaven
Me of
Man
Jane Parge
Douglas
Knell
Richard Wordworth
Colfleétor
Ramsay Bay
Admiralty
Henry Harvey
Whitchaven Crasnel
Pallas
Harveys Romney
Nicholas
Stag
Cooper
Bolton
Duddingston
Paris
Madrid
General Post Office
Halifax
Bodderson
Falmouth
West Indies
Madvira
West India
Madeira
West Tirdies
East Indies
Superb
Admiral Hughes
Warwick
Collins
Worcester
Talbot
Aéteon
Keeler
Exeter
King
Belleiflz
Barber
Burford
Rainier
Vengeance
Maitland
Eagle
Riddall
Hartwell
Crespen
Glasgow
Lloyd
Cook
Earl of Oxford
White
Norfolk
Bonham
Halfwell
Pierce
Atlas
Granby
Johnston
Fox
Blackburn
Ganges
Richardon
Earl Talbot
Hyndman
Brown
Gibraltar
Levant
Murray
Mediterranean
Yak
la Marchione Au Pont
Hainault
Marseilles
Cadiz
Portmouth
Canada
Hugh Dalrymple
Downs
Grand Fleet
Thunderer
Walsingham
Intrepid
St. John
Ambuscade
Delight
Western Circuit
Fuflice de Grey
Baron Perryn
Wilts
New Sarum
Dorset
Dorchester
Devon
Exeter Castle
Cornwall
Bodmin
Somerset
Bridgewater
Brittol
Southampton
Winchester
Castle
Mibland
Fustice Gould
Baron Hotham
Northamptonshire
Northampton- Soe
Notable Court and City Dates Mentioned Across Northern Circuit
The document cites several legal term dates and council meetings across Lincolnshire Nottinghamshire Derbyshire Leicestershire and Yorkshire including York Durham Newcastle upon Tyne Carlisle Appleby Lancaster and Coventry. It notes sessions at Guildhalls and cattle courts and records a debate on whether a clergyman in full orders could be admitted to the bar with a unanimous answer that it would be improper.
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Fuftice Willes
Fuftice Buller
York
Ersay
Yorkshire
Derham
Durham
Newcattle Upon Tyne
Thefaid
Northumberland
Newcastle
Upon Tyne
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westmoreand
Appleby
Lancashre
Castle of Lancaster
Society of the Lower Temple
Pepys
Franklin
Bonds
Elgis
Herne
Lords Address of Thanks Schedule for June 18
The Lord Chancellor informed the House that the King desires the Address of Thanks and will be attended by the House on that day. Around three o clock the Chancellor, with a Member, attended at St James's with the Andrews, and on return the House adjourned to Monday.
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House of Lords
St. James’s
Andrews
T. Sherloc
Elviley
Strand
J. Ridley
St. James’s-streets
Walker
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Debtors’ confinement debate and reform proposal in Commons
Lord Hinchingbroke reports the king will attend the Address and the House debates a motion to publish lists of debtors confined in England and to consider an insolvency act. Lords Beauchamp and Savile back reform to recover debts without imprisoning debtors. Hartley moves to authorize commissioners to negotiate reconciliation with America, outlining terms for the preliminary approach.
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Hinchingbroke
Lord Beauchamp
Elouis
Jethans
Kingdom of Great Britain
Great Britain
Themelves
George Savile
Pulteney
David. Hartley
America
Eie
Proposals for American Peace Negotiations and Debates
The text outlines proposed commissioners to negotiate settlement with America including a ten year truce, suspension of acts of Parliament, and initial steps toward a general treaty. It records parliamentary debate with Mr. Hartley, Mr. Pulteney, and Lord George Gordon, including divisions and motions on the order of the day and a committee of inquiry into the American war.
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America
Great Britain
France
Frederick Montague
Pulteney
Pearce
David Hartley
Atreth
George Gordon
Harely
Galloway
Estates for sale at Sutton Coldfield in Warwickshire
A manor house with extensive grounds and three closes of sandy containing about twelve acres near Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, to be sold to best bidder at the Three Tuns Inn Sutton Coldfield. Auction between 1 and 4 pm unless sold privately. Prospective buyers contact William Homer or Richard Woodhouse at Sutton Coldfield or Butler at Hen and Chickens Inn Birmingham or Parter at Fleet Street London.
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Sutton Coldfeld
Sutton Park
William Homer
Sutton Coldfield
Litchfeld
Birmingham
Homer M
Richard Woodhouse
Butler
Parter
Cine Fee
Cnuton's Cour
Fleet-street
Londor
Licences for Hire Horses and Diligences Issued in London
The notice states that under a new act from Parliament, licences will be granted for one year starting July next to anyone in London, the Liberty of Westminster, or five miles around, involved in letting horses for hire or operating coaches. It lists authorized commissioners and named applicants across many counties to issue licences, with printed tickets and papers to be delivered per Stamp Office Weekly Account rules.
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Fily
Great Britain
Flage
Fage
Jaid
Juri
Lincoln’s Inn
London
Werminter
Southwark
Surry
Stamp Office
C.E
Beresford
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