Maritime Movement Report From June 20
On June 20 the Hawke Moop Jackal Spightly and Wells set sail with all crew aboard. Retnaig hit Marcitys ship Buffalo. Ranger flops and Fortune floop sailed westward. The fleet includes Anwerp Packet Hodgkins Offend John and Mary Elliot Flushing Rand olph M'Nabb for Antiua.
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Deal
Jone
Wind N.W
Jackal
Spightly
Wells
Marcity
Buffalo
Fortune
Wird S
West
Highsfy
Hodgkins
Offend
John and
Mary. Elliot
Flushing
Randolph, M‘nabb
Anti.ua
Surrender of Senegal and Goree in West Africa
An express from Admiral Hughes reports the surrender of Senegal and Goree to land and sea forces. Forts were blown by the French, 300 prisoners at Goree, Highland regiment guarding, and a fleet buildup for government service noted. Other items include privateer captures, Ramsey Bay fleet movements, and racing results in Stamford and Grantham with corn prices and lottery notices.
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Admiralty
Edward Hughes
Senegal
Goree
Africa
Lord Seaford
Highland Regiment
Hague
Sc. Mato
Havre
Granville
Rogen
Church of England
America
American Congress
Brothers
Cooke
Thames
Price
Samuel
Harry
Riga
Liverpool
Joinville
Viviers
Marseilles
Frome
Spain
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Edinburgh
Fune
Romney
Robert Boyle
Romsey Bay
Paul Jones
Earl of Selkirk
Whitehaven
Irish
Ramsey Bay
Portmouth
Matthews
London
Marlborough
Penny
Jutt
Stamford
Earl of Exeter
Cross
B. m. Calath
Douglas
Ch. c
Pigot
Ch. m. Abadaffa
Mr. Eaves
Chef
Spider
Mr. Ellis
Lord Geo. Cavendish
Bankruptcy notices for S Thomas Cutler and Edward Landsdown
Bankruptcy notices list S Thomas Cutler of Bishopsgate street and Edward Landsdown of Wiveliscombe, Somerset, with surrender and meeting dates in June and July at several inns and locations including Guild Hall, Ruth Tavern, and Guilfhall. Names like Ronbrufe Snofwell appear in garbled form alongside dates and times for proceedings.
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Thomas Cutler
Bishopsgate-street
Guildall
Edward Landsdown
Wiveliscombe
Somersettie
Ruth Tavern
Cornfreet
Bristol
Bankruptcy Enlarged and Surrender Dates Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists bankruptcy enlargements and diversions with surrender dates. Names include Anthony Bangford Tirrold Berks butcher. Richard Payne Whitchurch Salop. James Somes Kettering. Samuel Searlert Towertreet Buftshel. Henry Livesey Ormishire. James Hiron Wade Street Solihull. Alexander Jamesop Pallant Court. Edward Graveror Coventry. Thomas Wynne Oxford. Thomas Craefer Bath Somersetshire. Thomas Shaker Goorman's Fields. Thomas Wise Tottenham Court Road. David Grantham Chalvay. Certificates to be granted July 9 and other entries.
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Atays ii Nee Dats
London
Fursender
Atten
Guildhall London
Anthony Bangford
Arch of
Aqdn
Tirrold
Berks
Burcher
Furrender June Ag
Attem
White
Whitchurch
Richard Payne
Salep
Befefa
George Inny
Kettering
James Somes
Northamptonshire
Draper
Edward Graveror
Cvertry
Tilkman
Thomas Wynne
Oxford
Innhulter
Thomas Creafer
Bath
Somerseithie
Thomas Shakier
Goorman’s Fields
Thomas Wise
Tottenham
Courtroad
David Grantham
Chalvay
Apta
Bucky
Second Edition of Octurnal Revels and Modern Nunneries
An 18th century advertisement promotes OCTURNAL REVELS or The History of King's Place in two volumes 12mo Second Edition with forty additional characters. It features portraits of celebrated demires and cartesians, along with sketches of their traditional and occasional admirers. Printed for M. Goachy Paernoffer and sold by all booksellers in town and country.
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King’s Place
Order of St. Francis
M. Goachy
Paernoffer
Bokfeblers
Towpard
The Lord Chancellor Reports Majesty's Answer to Address
The Lord Chancellor reported his Majesty's answer to their address of thanks on Friday, after which the House adjourned to Friday.
The House Debates Militia Augmentation in Face of France
The Speaker presides as Lord North moves to empower the Crown to raise a larger militia. Fox gives cautious support while urging, against naval concerns, that Britain must strengthen its maritime forces. Beauchamp backs the call noting existing forces of about 39,000 with only 20,000 effective due to sickness and discharge.
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Lord North
House of Bourbon
France
America
Great Britain
Ireland
Fox
Hima
Vlad
Morteamen
Emercescy
Miensber
Charles Hardy
Vane
Soston
Ieland
Lord Beauchamp
Minster
Distressed Ireland and naval supply debate in Parliament
In a heated debate, critics accuse the government of neglecting Ireland's needs and delaying measures such as embargoes and seafaring preparations. They claim Ireland lacks magazines, stores, and funds while warning of treachery within the King's Council. Ministers defend themselves, insisting action would come if Parliament remains in session and that naval officers have not been wronged.
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Ireland
England
Thomas Townfend
Howe
Keppel
Howl
Townsend
Lord North
Majely
Aly
Kig
Cne
Minster
Gorge Savile
Geauchamp
Agether
Lre
Scotland
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N& W S
Ogditto
Lerday
Bear-Key
Erglind
BOR Fury
Pune
David
M. Sharman
E.q .Iry
Bankers
Sharman
Messrs. Realdero
Richard Macsd
Wrexham
North Wales
John Marsh
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