Ship News and Arrivals March 11
On March 8 wind north sailed for the river Medea man of war remains His Majesty's ship Buffalo Flying-fir and Rambler. Arrived at Herbureh Young Joanna Josker from Cowes La Fey Triumphant, Rovers from Alexandria Art Barcelona Vrow Theodora Eye from Rotterdam.
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Ship News&s
Deal
Wind
Medea
Buffalo
Herbureh
Joanna
Josker
Cowes
Venice
la Fey Triumphant
Rovers
Alexandra
Art Barcelona
Vrow Theodora
Eye
Rotterdam
Military officers roster from War Office list March g
A condensed roster lists multiple officers by regiment and rank including Henry Gascoyne Schoes Lieutenant George Johnson Adjutant Nathaniel Kane Lieutenant Charles Stephenson Captain Lieutenant Edward Cotter Lieutenant Edward Drew Major William Crosbie Major Sir William Twisleton Bart George Walker Dyall Jones Lieutenant John Burgoyne Grant Lieutenant Nicholas Sarkie Captain John Yorke Lieutenant Colonel 77th Foot Nicholas Wade Major 23rd Foot William Dansey Major John Manley Captain Fox Adjutant William Cleland Surgeon 35th Foot James Lamb Captain Edward Drew Major Palliser Wheeler Captain 37th Foot Alexander Cameron Captain Lieutenant Alexander Cameron 36th Foot Henry Edward Fox Lieutenant Colonel 56th Foot Robert Shaw Captain John Gayton Captain Lieutenant 44th Foot William Lewis Andre Captain 46th Foot Lullum Batwell Captain Brian Bell Captain Lieutenant Charles William Morden Captain 49th Foot William Browne Major Charles Leigh Captain 9th Regiment Foot George Cewlow Captain Oftus Cliffe Captain Sigusier Chapman Captain Lieutenant
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Akrec.foot
Henry Gascoyne Schoes
George Johnson
Nathaniel Kane
Stareg
Foot Charles Stephenson
Edward Cotter
Oath
Foot
Edward Drew
William Crosbie
Sir Wiliam Twisleton
George Walker Dyall Jones
John Burgoyne Grant
Nicholas Sarkie
John Yorke
Nicholas Wade
Wiliam Dansey
John Manley
Capstain
Fox
William Cleland
35Th Reg
James Lamb
Palliser Wheeler
37Th Reg
Stephen Cooke
Lexander Cameron
36Th Reg
Henry Edward Fox
G6th Reg
Robert Shaw
John Gayton
44Th Reg
William Lewis Andre
46Th
Res
Lullum Batwell
Brian Bell
Charles Willam Morden
William Browne
Charles Leigh
George Cewlow
Oftus Cliffe
Sigusier Chapman
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed For London Guildhall Sessions
A historical list records bankrupts including S Thomas Becket Stand Fo kfeier and Joseph Herenden Uppingham with surrender dates in March and April at Gullthall Fatcon and related venues. It also notes creditors’ dividends and certificates to be granted for several trades across towns such as Bristol Uppingham Godalston and London.
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S. Thomas Becket
Fo Kfeier
Gullthall
Joseph Herenden
Uppingham
Rutlandthir
Grocer
Joseph Spencer
Groton
Suffolk
Fleece
Goxford
Wiliam Hull the Younger
Bristol
Surender
Beth Tavern
Cornstreet
Joseph Lampard
Alton Prirs
Wills
King’s Arms
Devizes
Witshire
John Stephens
Brite
Thamestreet
Visser
Military Movements Report from Rivingtons NY Ga-Zette
From Rivingtons New York Gazette of February six, general line in is with about three thousand rebel troops at Patisburgh near Ebe nezar. Colonel Campbell will soon attempt to remove them as our troops move to attack. Captain Thomas William Moore appointed barrack relater Savannah. Colonel Isaac Allen of Skinner's brigade commands Fort Sunbury, taken by General Prevol.
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Rivington
NEW York Gazette
Patisburgh
Ebenezar
Campbell
Thomas William Moore
Savannah
Isaac Allen
Skinner
Fort Sunbury
Prevol
London News: Clinton Reinforcements and French Prizes
London reports from a victualler in New York that General Clinton sent three thousand troops to reinforce General Campbell, with two from New York and one from Rhode Island. It notes seventy French prizes at the port in January and a rift between Daniel Wier and Clinton. Advices from Governor Tryon claim over 100 sail of French ships have entered New York since September. mass emigration and threatened expedition stir fears of rebellion. Admiral Arbuthnot urges merchants to sail promptly to ride convoy to New York as troop movements begin.
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New York
Clinton
Campbell
Rhode Island
Priz
Daniel Wier
Tryon
New Yok
West India Islands
Massachuset
Arbuthnot
New- York
Admiralty letter mentions protection for coasting trade vessels
A March 6 letter to the Admiralty reports vessels of about 200 tons burden supplying London with butter and cheese from the West Indies seek two cutters for protection against privateers along the coast. The dispatch notes cruisers stationed for coast trade protection and details multiple privateer actions and captures near Bermuda, Jamaica, and Liverpool, including ships carrying tobacco sugar coffee indigo and other cargoes.
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PH. Stephens
Seint Bustia
Fipate
Jordan
Bermuda
Mi Ford
Maré
Diana
Witth
Bechinoe
London
Hadley
Potter
Hope
Hilton
Jamaca
North America
Boston
Leter
Greenock
Port Au Prince
Segar
C. Sh
Liverpool
Reysridty
Duc de Penthizore
St. Domingot Bourdeaux
Beerhaven
Jamaica
Fan
Liverpol
Blydford
Jmaica
Bahamas
France
Ett
Mar Ll
Gg Dai
Tnem
Proclamation of Export Restrictions 1779 London
Notices issued under a royal warrant announce a sale of goods at the Long Room Creffield House London on March 12 to 23 1779. The catalog lists export prohibitions and home consumption items including cambricks silk and leather goods. Public inspection dates and locations given for prohibited and allowed goods with tasting times.
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London
Clarch
Lonasa
Ee India
East India
Caftan House
Wessel
Het Dock
Rotherhithe
King’s Ware
Lords Proceedings March 10 Readings and Appeals
The House of Lords on Wednesday March 10 read a third time the naval courts martial mutiny bill and the widows and children of church of Scotland clergymen bill. Counsel heard on a Scotch appeal Crayford and others appealed Mary Lockhart and others respondents. Decree affirmed. Lords to be summoned for that day over Greenwich Hospital mismanagement.
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Maral
Church of Scotland
Crayford
Mary Lockhart
Greenwich Hospital
House of Commons Debates Protestant Dissenters Relief Motion
Sir Harry Houghton motions relief for Protestant Dissenters Teachers and Ministers. Speakers cite liberty, church unity, and wartime needs. Debate covers atheism fears, foreign church relations, and Ireland trade links as proceedings move toward a committee investigation and possible relief legislation.
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Harry Houghton
Haiaz
Pas- Weslard
Westminster
Brecer
Addy
Frederick Montague
Hiliam Bagot
Jabourin
England
Tilt
Mir
Wilkes
Hof
Bartie Huale
Lavine
Wilkey
Atheil
Pere Deum
Ditlensins
Church of England
Roger Newdigate
William Baggot
America
Bie
Germany
Vietser
Adan Fergusez
Great Britain
Edinburgh
Scotland
Upton
Harry Hougoron
Tracklin
Montague
Neibt
Lord Newhaven Hipes
Ireland
Anjoy
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Alexander Donaldson
St Paul’s Churchyard
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Dryden
Lord Bolngbuse
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