Naples supplies ease bread fears at London port
From the London Gazette: Naples reports fresh corn arrivals easing bread shortages, with daily inflows from various parts. Also notes Vienna’s envoy changes, Bern cantons regiments capulations signed, and London court actions including a perjury verdict and forthcoming Sheriff selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Count Rosenberg
Venice
Count Durazzo
Bern
France
Zurich
Soleure
M. de Beauteville
St. James's
Richard Osbalderton
Richard Lord
Peterborough
London
James Lloyd Harris
Kington
Hereford
Scrivener
Guildhall
William Griffies
Liverpoole
Lancaster
Barber
Perukemaker
Linnen-draper
Pontack’s
Water- Street
John Martin
Willowhall
Skircoate
Halifax
Yorkshire
King’s Arms
Leeds
Sar and Garter
Kirksta]-bridge
Joly
Thomas Crisoe
Catherine-court
Great Tower-hill
John Ellis
Horbury
Scottish deaths and maritime tragedy report
From Virginia letters comes news of the deaths of Sir Collinwood Fleeming of Farm and Mr. James Rae, both from Glasgow. Lady Dunbar of Motrum dies in Cannon Gate. A lobster boat disaster near Arbroath claims six fishermen. Bath reports Matthew Johnson, brother to the Bishop of Worcester, dies. Daniel Webb of Christ's Hospital marries. The Rev Richard Griffith, ex Chaplain of Havana, wed to Miss Reed of Tenby. Mus t be noted a Pembroke officer Mus Owen dies at Milford Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotlan
Edinburgh
Virginia
Collinwood Fleeming
Farm
James Rae
Glasgoow
Cannongate
Dunbar
George Dunbar
Motrum
John Young
Lenie
Arbroath
Bath
Cornwell
Matthew Johnson
Worcester
Gloucester
Daniel Webb
Treasuer
Christ’s Hospital
Ivas
Petersham
Surrey
Miss Webb
Nicholas Webb
Richard Griffith
Havannah
Miss Reed
Tenby
Haverfordswest
Erasmus Owen
M’rhe Pembroke Pies
Milord
Port News: Arrivals and sailings from May 22
Port News reports arrivals at Pool and Dover bound sailings on May 22. Wareham Thompson Nelly Salmon from London. Prince of Wales Elizabeth Mary from London. ships Emerald for Scotland and Ferret for Spithead outward. Dutch and additional vessels depart or are at sea including Wind Gravu fend and others from Jamaica, Bologne, Tobn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Pool
Wareham
Thompson
Nelly
Salmon
London
Keys
Dover
Elizabeth
Darby
Plymouth
Hope
Hollosway
Liverpoole
Portmouth
Prince of Wales
Cox
Mary
Herbert
Lendon
Ferret
Spithead
Deal
Emerald
Scotland
Rems
Cruizerloop
de Barrington
Davison
Barcelona
Neptune
Blackford
Fly
Cobh
Tifbon
Black Prince
Gordon
Young Charles
Gregg
Jamaica
Cologne Packer
Meriiou
Bologne
Sauce
Dantzick
Devon County Meeting Seeks Repeal of the Cyder Act for Heath
A Devon county meeting at Exeter castle on December 2 1763 urges Benjamin Heath now in Bath to attend in London to aid repeal efforts. A second meeting on December 3 thanks Heath for his courage and service, awards a silver plate, and opens a subscription led by Richard Stephens Exeter to honor Heath with Gracitude subscriptions also taken by Harris Plymouth Met Amos Callard Totnels and Tucker Baritaple with a June 1 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Exeter
Benjamin Heath
Elys
Bath
London
Heath
County of
N. B
Richard Stephens
Exon
John Harrisy Esq
Plymouth
Amos Callard
Axninttr
Thomas
Francis Tucker
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London Gazette
Naples
Aday i
Admiral
Todd
Coningsburgh
Duke of York
Chalmers
Hamburgh
Pacquer
Gardner
Dunkirk
Elizabeth and Catharine
Anson
Norway
Charlotte, Jenkins
Dublin
Susannah
Parker
Cork
Fanny
Stupert
Bay of Roses
Mansfield
Court of King’s Bench
Westminster-hall
Philip Carteret Webb
Haslemere
Surry
Treasury
Royal Society
James Harding
J. Lloyd
John Lane
Joan Maren
Skinner
John Eastwick
Robert Proctor
Richard Chiswell
Mercer
James Carter
Mason
Thomas Skinner
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Warsaw
Rsth
Zanteen
Gratian
Maximilian
Honorius
Valerius
Hanover
Louis D’ors
Edward Brule
Avington
Berks
Sarum
Restory
Harding
Harpsden Cum Bolney
Oxford
Lord Arundel
Wardour-castle
Wiltshire
Miss Thynne
Viscount Weymouth
Pall Mall
Thomas Hafelden
Royal Academy
Portsmouth
Chiswick
John ‘Holland
Holland
Drury-land Theatre
Carr
Ludgatehil
Richard Glynn
Gray’s-Inn-lane
Pagcias Church
Genoa
Senate
Corsica
Versailles
Poniatowsky
Lithuania
Poland
Cracow
Berlin
M. Gleditch
Salman
M. Jacobi
M. Mongin
Northamptonshire
Northattony
George Inn
Northampton
Fane
Sorchampton
Irenor
H. Thurgssy
Robinson
Tho
Neu CE
Kingston Upon Tames
Lord OnSlow
Chatfiee
General Meetings
Admiralty Office
England
Pune
Justice Hall
Old Baily
Pa. Stephens
Kent
Westerham
Wrotham-beath
Godalmin
Chatham
New-Cross
Stanes-End
Bermondsey
Southwark
Dartford
Lewisham
Bromley and
Beckenhan
Kens
Warwick
White Swan
J. Beagos Ley
Joseph Jewell
A. Surry-Streec
Strand
Taylor
Husbah i
Surry-Street
Thomas Ridge
Portsouth
Knt
Buckle
Castle Yard
Holbourn
Bettesworth
Eliz. Jewell
William Kelly
Luke Taylor
Joseph Patton
Thomas Robinson
Thomas Godifs
Richard Knox
William Docker
Little Foster
Liverpool
Africa
Colqater
Roweles
Jare Ane
Rowles
Gerrard Street
Rotvlés
Mir
Diva Davies
White-Harre Yard
Drtry-Lane
Daivis Davis
B.udget
Muinitter
J. Almon
Burlington ‘House
Keadilly
J- Williams
Fleec-Streep
Albemarle-Street
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