Port News from Poole and Southampton Sailings and Arrivals
Port news lists arrivals at Poole and Southampton with ships from Tenby London Dartmouth and Waterford sailing for Bridport London and Guernsey. Reports include Downs convoy arrangements, ships remaining in the Downs, and numerous arrivals at Leghorn Ferrol and other ports with cargoes and victuals. The entry notes British privateers captures and strategic movements, plus broader European naval actions and assorted domestic notices.
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Poole
Neptune
Smith
Tenby
William
Thomas
Lander
Thompson
Thrasher
Fom
London
Fowell
Dartmouth
Nancy
Campbell
Derry
Southampton
Mary
Survey
Rye
Montague
Priauly
Providence
Lihou
Running Weptune
Judas
Guernsey
Phenix
Faille
Fanny
Griffin
Jereya
Dealcastle
Downs
Prince
Commodore Moore
Feed
Minerva
Maidstone
Unicorn
Wand
Ann Victualler
Norway
Tyer
Price
Plymouth
Barbadoes
Sally
Jack
Senegal
Leostoffe
Catherine
Clausen
Hamburgh
Bilboa
St. Joseph
Delvalle
the Wefer
Bedford
Henzel
Elizabeth
Grant
Stancliffe
Molly
Kimin
Jetherel
Johnson
Everard
Ranger
Spears
Liverpool
Gordon
Bristol
Africa
Liver
Briggs
Hawke
Brown
Jamaica
Jane
Betfy
Wills
Appleton
Preston
Guadalupe
Gosport
Jarvis
Cork
Basque Road
Thornton
Port Royal
Francis
St. Malo
Guadaloupe
S. Trinita
St. Pedro
Exeter
Falmouth
Appeusee
Todd
Lisbon
Leghorn
Tavignon
Darby
Cune
Boscawen
Jenkins
Pallas
Gibraltar
Tfis
England
St. George
Machel
Shardeloes
Burford
Benjamin
Hughes
Tartar
Fiat
Racehorse
Lang
Briannia
Tillet
Leopard
Thain
Prince of Brunswick
Bully
Expedition
Stock
Champion
Dublin
Martha
Boyd
Ferrol
Madrid
Marquis of Lorn
Britain
Copenhagen
Count de Maria
Count de St. Germain
Lower Rhine
Count de Clermont
Denmark
Pugliese
Sicily
Cape Paflaro
James Murray
Broughton
Shire of
Wigtoun
Scotland
Major Gates
Martinico
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A writer argues that increasing the Peerage risks undermining property rights, legislation by consent, and trial by jury. He notes Lords influence over Commons, questions the balance of power, and warns against subverting England’s ancient constitutional rights. He examines whether expanded peerage could threaten parliamentary representation and the rule of law.
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Phillip Sharpe
Lord Orwell
King’s ‘Privy Council
the Treasury
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Graham
Henry White
Tyfield
Southampton
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John Clarke
Pagula
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York
George Boulter
Welland
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Bath
Courthope Clayton
The
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Margaret Street
Oxford-road
Richard Bearer
England
William Jeff
Hyde-park-corner
Jeff
Great-britain
Thomas Smith
Hardin
Matthew Johnson
Lawrence Tearman
John Smith
John Hughes
Newgate
Launceston Castle
Cornwall
Admiralty
Old Baily
Bristol
Spain
Paris
Drapet
Beauregard
Lower Rhine
Count de Conges
Elizabeth Grove
Knave’s-acre
Commons
Henry the Third
House of Commons
Lords
Representatives of the Commons
Peers
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N. S. de Soccora
Jacquiz Manazel
Santon
John and Elizabeth
Philips
Rhode Island
Essex
Cragg
Rebeccab
Isands
Dinant
Morlaix
Adruat
Cornick
Teft
Union
Lancaster
Rebeccah
John
Boulton
Portsmouth
Rodd
Prince of Wales
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Glass
Billtone
Stafford
Chris
Abel
Percer-Lane
Mrs. Collyer
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