Bath welcomes vast social quiet of duchess and officials
Bath and Sherborne reports note arrivals including the Earl and Countess of Westmoreland and other dignitaries. Archdeacon Camplin installed in Taunton. market prices for wheat, barley, and oats rise. Local weddings, a son born to Mrs Gooch, and several notices of deaths and seaborne news appear amid proclamations from Salis bury and London society.
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Bath
Earl and Countess of Westmoreland
Lord Bertie
Harriet Vernon
John Gibbons
Campbell
Hunter
Mills
Major Langley
Collins
Dean Paul
Devonshire
Walter
Southmoulton
Salisoury
Lord Feversham
Wilts
Salisbury
Sound List Shipping News from Deal to Leghorn and Beyond
A long list of 18th century ships sailing from London Hull Plymouth Newcastle and other ports to destinations including Riga Memel Naples Gibraltar Jamaica and Leghorn. Several vessels report arrivals or calls at ports such as Cork Grenades Venice Greenland Hamburg and Falmouth with a wind from the southwest and multiple ship names noted.
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Florentina
Rathke
Valiant
Herbert
Mickley
London
Robinson
Cunningham
Hull
Dantzick
Susannah
Capleman
Plymouth
John
Jane
Johnson
Newcastle
Cornwall
Corps
Watson
Riga
Maddie
Goodall
Sunderland
Copenhagen
Anstruther
Taylor
Memel
Mary
Nelly
Welton
Kincarden
Baltic
Hope
Atkinson
Koningsberg
Deal
Catharine
Rose
Channing Sally
Mainsfield
Trent
Giles
Vernon
Thomlinson
Jamaica Packet
Bellamy
Dorothy
White
Essex
Curling
Benjamin
Wingar
Morant
Raffles
Kingston
Benger
Hereford
Laney
Minerva
Smith
Simon
Ann
Morgan
Success
Dunn
Dawkins
Stupart
Standbinch
Jamaica
Vine
Cheesman
Carolina
Stevenson
Torrington
Walsh
Charlotte
Camberlain
Adventure
Bailey
Carolina Packet
Gordon
Constant Friend
Alcock
Anne
Ward
Rose Island
Brewer
Douro
Addis
Apollo
Gelston
Naples
Antelope
Gray
Nancy
Blyth
Gibraltar
Bell
Adams
Douglas
Abington
Nevis
Beach
St. Kitt’s
Industry
Shepherdson
Barbadoes
Regis
Tristram
Charming Sally
Whitewood
Admiral Tyrrel
Hagan
Ddankey
Tobin
Roman Egpie
Riddle
Leghorn
Mermaid
St.'Andrew
Dodd
Antigua
S. W
Ferrol
Britannia
Montgomery
Philadelphia
Glasgow
Martha and
Susan
Yarmouth Roads
Sule, Whitewood
Newfoundland
Pool
Barrow
Ditto
Falmouth
Ann Galley
Hopewell
Pitt
Oporto
Bristol
Arundel
Lovering
Cork
Derham
Royal levee marks birth of Prince and royal mourning
London reports a large levee at St James s to honor the birth of a prince and grateful reception for the Queen. The funeral of the Duke of York drew noble pallbearers and naval canopied support. Royal baggage moved to York House while city officers invited the royal family to Guildhall. Sir Thomas Rawlinson became president of St Bartholomew s Hospital. Earl Temple hosted a Bucks county entertainment at Stowe.
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Earl of Chatham
Hayes
Kent
Walpole
Chatham
Earl of Huntingdon
St. James’s Place
Dunnington Park
Leicestershire
Charles Bunbury
Sarah Bunbury
Duke of Richmond
Privy
Barton
Suffolk
Harrison
Daventry
Northamptonshire
John Godfree
St. Antholin’s
Falconer
Waterhouse
Deby
Thomas Gooch
Hill-street
Berkeley Square
Langford
Bedford-street
Cross
Cros
Benjamin Simms
Shadwell
Arah Munroe
Alexander Munroe
Limehouse
James Bickerton
Swallow-street
Sally. Hodgson
Portland-street
West-Ham
Westminster Abbey
Earl of Bath
Islip’s
Isle of Man
James Cuming
Guinea
West India
Alexander Cuming
Savoy
Pitious
Mightreet
Southwark
Rice Lewis
Leatherfeller
Senegal
Great Britain
Galam
Africa
Hay
London
Madeira
Jamaica
Southampton
Brown
Gottenburgh
Ren
Heyligaland
Antigua
Rose Stewart
Nancy
Barbadoes
St. Lucia
Vienna
Danube
Austria
Bavaria
France
John Pemberton
St. Mary Ie Bone
John Spinnage
Argyle Buildings
Lawson
Brook-street
Grosvenor-square
Marjor. Spinnage
Lo.ndon
St. James’s
Duke of York
Lord Boston
Lord Bruce
Lord Botetourt
Lord le Despencer
Duke of Grafton
Dukes of Northumberland
Montague
George Bridges Rodney
Charles Saunders
Charles Hardy
Duke of Bolton
Edward Hawke
Samuel.Cornish
George Pococke
Frankland
York-house
Pall-Mall
Fromton
Montreal
Nore
Guildhall
Thomas Rawlinson
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Francis Cokayne
Earl Temple
County of Bucks
Stowe
Postscript to the Printer of the London Evening
A political open letter urging voters to weigh candidates by integrity ability andPropriety. The speaker declares opposition to public self promotion and pledges to defend civil and ecclesiastical liberties, oppose new taxes, curb excise, resist naturalizations, and protect the poor against rising rents and land values. The tone is royalist yet parliamentary in intent, stressing independence of the electorate.
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Luoyp
Lisbon
New-York
Johnsonhall
Sir William
William
John Cummyne
Great Bedwin
Wilts
Daniel Pearce
Cheney
Hungerford
London
Sir John Fielding
Edward Popham, Esq
Pott
Mr. Meres
Brunswick
Geheral
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