Tuesday dispatch of piracy and port arrivals in 18th century locale
A dated summary contains weather notes and ship movements with several vessels named. Cray the prisoner regains voice after a storm. Multiple ships including Pemberton Oliver, William and Ann Flannery, Britannia Davis, Trecothick Moore, and others remain or sail to Jamaica, lifon, Barbadoes, and Lifon in the Downs. Arrivals list Nonpareil, Havre Packet, Providence, Good Intent, Milford, Catherine Thornbeg, Sally Bagley, Everton, Expedition, Philadelphia, and more.
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Oliver
William
W. Deal
Kentish
Jamaica
Downs
His Majesty
Dorothy
Catherine
S. W
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Nonpareil
Clements
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Havre
Thompson
Gosling
Streights
Southampton
Providence
Jones
Middleburgh
Good Intent
Allen
Cork
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Stockholm
Sally
Bagley
P Y York
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Everton
Brown
Londonderry
Lisbon
Watson
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Philadelphia
Isabella
Ann
Dahhiel
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Rogers
Phillips
Maryland
Glasgow
Cunningham
Boston
Sligo
Charl
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Egear
New York
Salem
Venus
Manchester
London
Georgia
John Hell
Virginia
Resolution
Jefferys
Hunter
Active
Huntley
London News Roundup From The Upper Assembly To The Seas
The Upper Assembly affirmed a decree in a case between Robert Ryves Fitz. Edward and William Ryves and others, and passed bills including free import of Irish provisions. Reports from Stockholm warn Sweden forbids private shipbuilding for foreign powers. Hague notes orders for five East India ships to sail. Lord Sandwich ordered ships completed, four more 74s begun. sloop Senegal placed on North American station under Captain Luddington. Talbot East Indiaman sails for Bombay. Ounaburgh East India ship lost. Good Intent from Honduras ran aground near South Foreland. Tyger Roche aboard Huntingdon Indiaman died shipwreck off Joanna. Merchants oppose Newfoundland fishing bill and plan petitions. Three months pay issued to tradesmen. sinking fund exceeds records. Reading executions: Holton and Phelp sentenced to death then reprieved. George Strap convicted for murder. Dover magistrate reports Bates murder case from Orchard-street, Westminster.
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Edward
William Ryves
Ireland
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Sweden
Hague
East Indies
Lord Sandwich
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Senegal
Luddington
Snow
Gravesend
Downs
Bombay
Ounaburgh
Danif& East India
Woodhill
Honduras
London
Deal
Ramsgate
Tyger Roche
Ferguson
Huntingdon
Pigou
Joanna
North America
Kings-arms
Cornhill
House of Lords
Newfoundland
Mr. Grenville
Secret Service
Reading
John Holton
John Spier
Wokingham
Thomas Ph
Soldier in inn holdup foils assailants at Lancaster inn
An armed soldier feigned lodging at the Seven Stars Inn in Wigan resisted three men attempting a burglary after a married couple left, a night watchful girl and the soldier thwarted the attack. The soldier killed one intruder with a musket and bayonet and helped the two women rouse the neighbourhood. The other two assailants were later committed for trial.
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Calais
Seven Stars
Wigan
Lancashire
Ofdler
Oftfer
Lancaster
Hhitehaven
Army Commission Changes and Promotions Listed
The document records promotions and appointments within British regiments. Captain Henry Shawe of the 6th Regiment of Foot is promoted to Major in the Army, alongside officers from the 41st 32d 48th and 64th Regiments of Foot and O Fiora's Corps with ranks including Lieut Ensign and Captain. Names include Alexander Ross Thomas Haviland John Mackewen Alexander Wood Thomas Honeyborne John Haye John Brown Michael Seix Joseph Wall and others. The text reflects a formal roster of officer promotions and postings.
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Rath
Alexander Ross
Thomas Haviland
John Mackewen
41St Reg
Foot
Alexander Wood
32D
Reg
Thomas Honeyborne
John Haye
48Th Reg
John Brown
64Th
Michael Seix
O’fiora
Joseph Wall
Henry Shawe
6Th Regiment of Foot
House of Commons notices on colonies and manufacturing bills
The House read a first time the bill restraining colonial trade with New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and South Carolina under restrictions for a limited period and ordered printing. A second reading set for Thursday. Agreed to Friday’s Supply resolutions. Also read a first time on gauging wagons used in coal loading. Passed a frauds by workmen bill. Dawne of the Mercers presented their wardens account to lay on the table. A St George Hanover Square petition against the Piccadilly paying bill was noted. House adjourned to Tuesday.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Dawne
Mercers Company
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Piccadilly
Peremptory sale of John Hopkins estate at Hendon Green End
A High Court of Chancery decree requires the sale before Samuel P.E. Hell at Symond's Inn London on Monday May 1 between five and six pm. The farm includes a messuage six acres woodland and about 65 pounds annual rent with four years left on lease. Viewing and particulars through the matter's chambers and Jacomb's Cannon Street.
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High Court of Chancery
Samuel PE. Hell
Symond’s Inn
Chancery Lane
London
John Hopkins
Hendon Green End
Hertford
Ware
Rayment
Symond's Inn
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