Sailing summary of ships and arrivals in Jamaica trade
On Saturday March 25 and March 23, vessels including Eolus and Fairy sloop with coasters sailed. Paxhouse Wood John from Jamaica remains with others. Dover London Richardson and Liverpool Juliana from Jamaica noted. Oporto Hawke Slater from New York. Petersfield from Bristol. Jamaica Governor Dalling Clyde Hawke Small from Africa Fletcher from Liverpool Lord North Webb Chambers Langley from Griftel. Arfon Ball from Jamaica also reported at Liverpool.
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Eolus
Fairy
Paxhouse
Wood
Ohn
Smith
Jamaica
Dover
London
Richardson
Liverpool
Juliana
Oorto
Hawke
Slater
New York
Petersfield
Bristol
Dalling
Clyde
Small
Africa
Fletcher
Lord North
Webb
Chambers
Langley
Griftel
Arfon
Ball
Gambier
Plymouth
Mr. Stephens
Brett
Scilly
Cooper
Stag
Barbadoes
London News Bulletin from Good Friday Remains Quiet at Court
Long dispatch recounts royal church service at St James's with Luke 24 46 sermon by Dr Thomas bishop of Rochester Lord Onslow bore sword of state. Commons reports and naval news from Admiral Parker and Gambier battles, captures, and arrivals to Barbadoes and Guadeloupe.
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Dr. Thomas
Rochester
Lord Onslow
Queen’s Palace
Full
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la Mothe
Hyde Parker
Fameica
Badger
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Lawson
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Barbadoes
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Martinique
Parker
Rowley
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Bencoolen
Bombay
Pondicherry
Pinzance
la Forcalquier
Armanian
Martinico
Bourdeaux
Guadaloupe
Swiftrivateer
Blackburn
Hope
Quince
Chivers
London
Barbados
London News of War and Society in Early 18th Century
Thursday payrolls noted as rewards paid in office. reports from New York and Brest describe Clinton's expedition, with French ships and Hessian transports dispersed. Maritime notices include the Dart victory, l Age d Or prize, and Queen's Ship incidents. Local executions, robberies, and multiple clerical promotions, marriages, and deaths fill the social brief. A duel between Col Fullarton and Lord Shelburne ends with an honourable settlement.
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Sir Henry Clinton
New York
Brest
Charles Town
Clinton
Chesapeak
Carolina
Leeward Islands
St. Ive’s
Cornwall
Dartmouth
Yeoman
Martinique
Marseilles
Parr
Jamaica
Liverpool River
Portsmouth
Ocean
Queen
Plymouth
Spithead
Popple Bank
Pearl
Montague
General Dalrymple
la Vulture
Liverpool
Ireland
Devon
Exeter
Lair
William Wotton
Bratton Clovelly
Rose
Bows’s Farm
Southgate
Beckington
Somerseeshire
Benj. Symes
Muthbury
Axmirl#1
Morgan Cave
Sithney
Helstone
Peregrine Courteney
Augusta Glynne
John Carver
Holborn
Curzonfreet
Wandsworth
Ambrose Smeathman
Eas India Company
Barnsley
Callico
Mitcham
Surrey
Camberwell
Appleton, Esq
Blackwell-hall
Mortimer Street
Cavendish Square
Sanderson
William Sanderson
Henry Gough
Gerrard-street
Greene
Salisbury
Hampstead
Henckell
James Henckell
Shipton Moyne
Gloucestershire
Lady Jenkinson
Banks Jenkinson
Mr. Perry, Baker and Cornchandler
Saffron Hill
Kentith Town
Sampson Coleby
Knightsbridge
Frederick Cotton
Germany
Duel in Hyde Park Between Shelburne and Fullarton 1780
In Hyde Park on March 22 1780 Lord Shelburne and Mr Fullarton met for a duel with seconds Lord Balcar rs and Lord Cavendish present. They agreed to follow seconds and chose pistols. Shelburne offered to draw already loaded pistols, rejected by Balcar ras and others.
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Col. Fullarton
Lord Balcarras
Lord Shelburne
Mr. Fullarton
Fred. Cavendith
Lord Fred. Cavendish
Fred. Cavendish
Shelburne
Hyde Park
Auction sale of farm and adjoining lands at Aldenham site
Be sold by auction on the premises Wednesday in April at twelve by Elisha F yeld. Exceeding one hundred loads of upland meadow and arable land, 20 acres arable and 52 acres meadow with extensive rights on common. Also unexpired term of the farm lease. View by premises. details via Mr Greenfield No 102 Newgate Street London or Elisha Field Watford Herts.
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Elisha Fyeld
Mir. Greenfield
Newgate Street
London
Elisha Field
Watford
Herts
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