Ships Arrive and Depart for Barbadoes and Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices list vessels arriving or sailing for the River Ann Ward 3 Wetton Galley Westmoreland Streaker Merrington Barbadoes Anna Maria Hume Dronthicin Montrose Grabeth Park Glasgow Antigua Hudson Jamaica New York Wyrkome Stokes Minerva Oporto Dover Ann Ward Charente Dunkirk Johanna Hylckés Doublin Charming Nancy Winter Newfoundland Mary Peque Macy Vibret Hopé Jeany William Lofa ditto with various ports and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Maria, Hume
Dronthicin
Montrose
Grabeth
Park
Glasgow
Antigua
S. Hudson
Jamaica
New York
Wyrkome
Stokes
Ditto
Minerva
Hopkins
Oporto
Dover
Ann, Ward
Dite
Downs
Welton, Brown
Prrance
Legros
Charente
Dunkirk
Johanna
Hylckés
Merged
Doublin
Charming
Nancy
Winter
Newfoundland
Ferteye Cates Mary
Peque
Macy
Vibret
Hopé
Jeany
Ciatecan
William
Lofa
Admiralty Updates and American Prisoner Exchange Talk
From London Nov 5 Admiralty reports Captain M Bride of Bienf Atlantic seized the American Tartar a privateer with 24 guns and 200 men. A squadron also captured three valuable South Carolina ships bound for Nantes and Bordeaux. Franklin and Deane letters ask Stormont about prisoner exchange. News notes on Howe Washington reports and Burgoyne, Philadelphia, and German Town strategic considerations. Levee at St James's and Dover departures hint at broader war movements. Died: Mr Peter Duthoit. Newmarket racing notes include Clermont entries and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Montague
St. John’s
Newfoundland
M'Bride
South Carolina
Nantz
Franklin
Deane
Lord Stormont
Paris
Weeks
United States of America
England
America
B. Franklin
Lord Piscount Stormont
Great Britain
Silas Deane
N. B
Blowe
Washington
Howe
German Town
Reading
Philadelphia
62D
Barrington
Arnold
Burgoyne
New-York Gassette
Weashington
Chester
Bamber Gacorgne
General Howe
Star Couraat
George Germaine
Lame Duck
British Gazette
Corke
London
New York
Howes
Queen’s Palace
St. James’s
Lord North
Royal
the Duke of Cumberland
Queen Charlotte Passage
Ratcliff
Dover
Calais
Brussels
Duchels
Kelly
Dublin
Oporto
Cunningham
Portugal
Milford
Christie
Salem
Winbolt
Bolton
Levant
Kingroad
Wilkes
Samuel Thorpe
Chamber of London
Archbishop of York on Civil Liberty and Law debated
A London Evening Port discussion examines Archbishop of York's notions of Civil Liberty and Law, arguing that freedom is not guaranteed by force or imposed statutes. The author critiques ultimate supremacy of law, defends popular sovereignty, and warns that laws misused by rulers threaten rights and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop of York
Earl of Abingdon
Edmund Burke
Bristol
America
William Young
Athens
Peter
Henry de Viiic
Burnet
Stephano
Trinculo
Henry the Viiith
Commonwealths
Walt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann
Ward
Wetton Galley
Brown
Londown
Ria
Bath
la Morte
Rauzzini
St. Dunstan’s
Canterbury
Peter Duthoit
Glk
Collins
Budge Row
Newmarket
Lord Clermont
Hippolitus
Aby
Scawen
Vernon
Clermont’s
C. Bunbury
S. Gyeet
Marjoram
Abingdon
Roges
M. Pulteneys
Vauxhall
Charles Dayers
Antonio
Billatio
Ieee
Clermont
Antoinette
Dicchih
Sogs
Carteret
B.C
Ant
Duke of
My Lord
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