Arrivals at the Ports From Various Ships
Gravesend May 14 lists arrivals including Pak by the Black Catt Albrick Phenix Harriion from Dant zick Mapy Harwood from Sporto Hunter Frome from Newbery Britannia Deane from Dominique and Minerva Shade from the Bay of Honduras. Ports include Dover Standlinch Burnett from Jamaica and New Braganza Martin from Cadiz. Bristol Cleveland Salmon from Malaga Poole Chatty Thompson from South Carolina Falmouth Here Robinson from Naples Hull Bristol Packet Brook from South Carolina Cadiz Susannah Hayes from London Hamburgh Concordia Carfteens from London Plymouth Charlotte Woolridge from Ancona
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Gravesend
Pak
Black Catt
Albrick
Phenix
Harriion
Dant Zick
Mapy
Harwood
Sporto
Hunter
Frome
Newbery
Britannia
Deane
Dominique
Minerva
Shade
Bay of Honduras
Dover
Standlinch
Burnett
Jamaica
New Braganza
Martin
Cadiz
Bristol
Cleveland
Salmon
Malaga
Poole
Chatty
Thompson
South
Electress of Saxony and other notable visits in London
The Electress of Saxony is expected incognito in the metropolis and will reside with the Hon Mrs Chud deigh during her stay in England. News of arrivals includes Capt. Gower of the Molus frigate, and the Earl of Moira and Dr. Harvey setting out for Ireland. Reports also note the Duke of Norfolk purchasing a house at Hammersmith for a summer residence and various maritime and market updates from Portsmouth and Lincolnshire.
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Saxony
Chuddeigh
England
Gower
Molus
Lord Gower
Earl of Moira
Harvey
Cloyne
Ireland
Duke of Norfolk
Carthagena
Barbary
Portsmouth
Aolus
Spithead
West Indies
Cadiz
Sir John Moore
London
Gibraltar
Motherbank
Spiehead
Glasgow
Deptford
Inglis
India House
Lle of Wight
Bombay
Asia
Easton
Africa
Britannia
Richards
New-York
Cromartie Bay
Scoland
Kent
Lincolnshire
Hull
Horfam
Sussex
Sucday Maccon
Paris
His Majesty
Woolwich
Broad-street
Navy
Westinster
Gresham College
Covent Garden
Sir Robert Ladbroke
Knt
Selby
St. Sepulchre’s
Riley
King’s Arms Tanvern
Cornhill
Plymouth Salt Water Baths and Bowling Green Opened
In Plymouth on a Tuesday in May at ten, the Salt-Water Barns and Long Reow were opened for gentlemen and ladies with a public breakfast and a concert of vocal and instrumental magic. Proprieties announce a sea-water tepid bath for the area and request public aid, as a new bowling green number 443 is now completed and ready for use.
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Warren
Richard Warren
Marybonne-street
Golden Square
London
Cook
Paternoster-row
N. B
Plymouth
Estate Claims Sought For Rum bold Brothers
A notice seeks heirs or proof of death for Thomas Rumbold and William Rumbold, long presumed deceased stocking trimmers from Middle sex and Southampton. Beneficiaries or informants are asked to contact Meff Bristow and Winterbottom at Merchant Taylors Hall London or James Gwyn in Aldgate Street, by January 30, detailing last abode or death proofs, with rewards for information. The brothers are said to have vanished abroad about fifty years ago at age sixteen or seventeen.
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Sterrards
Alderman Nash
Alderman Halifax
William Blunt
Edward Poole
Thomas Voke
James Palmer
Edward Birch
Samuel Hollingsworth
Meredith Jones
Chichester
Sleaford
Sussex
Polling
John Bishop
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Hick’s Hall
Fletcher Norton
Recorder
London
Wallace
Button
Primrose-street
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Sarah Harris
Williams
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Ellingthorpe
Manchester
Douglas
Hyde Park Corner
John Burchell
Deanstreet
Soho
Worthington
Poland-street
Eltham
Kent
Culverden
Royal Exchange
Mee
Fenchurch-street
Cornelius Inglis
Asia Indiaman
St. Helena
Dulwich
Anthony Minshull
James le Cour
Dean Street
Fetter-lane
Early
King’s Street
Bloomsbury
Thomas Sinclair
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Margate
Gravesend
Norfolk
Long-Acre
Leicesterfields
Kentstreet
Southwark
London-bridge
Goring
Lower Thames Street
Billmegsgate
Hampstead
Cooke
Crown-court
Primrose Street
Bishop Gate-Street
Thomas Rumbold
Tate
Long
A. Alley
Moorfelds
Middlesex
William Rumbold
Stocking-trimmer
Thomas, Rumbold
Stocking- Trimmer
Thomas Romabold
King’s Clére
Southampton
Bristow and Winterbottom
Merchant Taylors Hall
James Gwyn
Aldrigate- Street
Bristow
Essay on State Plots and Political Conspiracies
Postscript from the Lennonw Evening Post argues that plots against governments are often ministerial ruses designed to sway rulers, distract from reform, or provoke harsher actions. It cites Gunpowder Plot, Burleigh papers, and various conspiracies across kings James I to George I, noting European and Southern contrasts and the enduring appeal of state dramas.
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Lennonw Evening Post
Awkard
Lord Mount Eagle
Lord Burleigh
Europe
Charles the Second
George
Lord Shaftesbury
Holland
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West-India Islands
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Postscript