Ship arrivals and maritime notes from various ports
On Monday November 12 ships arrived at Milford Mamburgh Bremes and other ports bearing crews from Barbadoes London Newfoundland and Guernsey. The bulletin also notes a sacking incident at Stangate Creek and political chatter from Fontainbleau about finances and state matters in the wake of the war.
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Milford
Susannah
Dowling
Barbadoes
Mamburgh
London
St. Ric’e
Parker
New England
Faro
John
Anne
Glark
Guernsey
Mary
Jefferys
Lisbon
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Jane
Bertram
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Robinson
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Dunkirk
Sarah
Freer
Gottenburgh
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Scorefield
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Maes
Afriga
Friendship
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Isabella, Spencer
Maryland
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Apello
Green
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Fon
Grenada
Clyde
Alice
Ryland
Kitts
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Randall
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Griffith
Matthew
Fulton
Peterbourgh
Delp
Virginia
Gol. Hadziewicz
Paszkowski
Bees
Fontainbleau
Chacel
Duke de Vrilliere
Chamber of Accounts
Hague
Sieur Fagel
States General
United Provinces
Appointment of Amherst and Young as Governors in Chief
The London Gazette reports in Council on November 9 1770 Sir Jeffery Amherst Knight of the Bath is named Governor of Guernsey and swore the governor’s oaths. Sir William Young Bart is named Captain General and Governor in Chief of Dominica and took the governor’s oaths. It also notes peace with France, slave exchanges, and plague letters from Leghorn Rotterdam and Warsaw with bankruptcy notices and other London items.
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St. James’s
Jeffery Amherst
Bath
Guernsey
France
Bashaw
Opal
Leghorn
Conquest News from Ali Bey and Yemen Fortunes
A letter from Flanders notes Ali Bey’s advancing forces aimed at Makha and Yemen to open Red Sea trade. He plans to allow European ships to Suez, boosting Egyptian commerce. Ali Bey reportedly prepares 30 000 troops for future campaigns. Also mentions the Prince of Bruewack’s death in Wohlavia.
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Yeterday
Flanders
Gabo
Ali Bey
Objef
Yemen
Pacha
Ciro
Egypt
Bequests and Robberies Highlight 18th Century Notices
Fragmentary probate items list bequests of old stockings boots and a broken quart mug to relatives and associates. A dog mauls a thief in Ader Gate Street as other notices record weddings, property transfers, and a Purveyor to the Life Guards in London society in brief public notices.
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Tour
Pather Comerford
Richard Ryan
Johnsteen
Dennis Dolan
Dr. Morris
Hannah ‘Neale
Gordon
Adergate-street
Digby Mir
Mareree
Lord Digby
Milsapelin
Capperbury
George Bosworth
Brompton
Dingley
Northampton
Vickars
Join Vickars
Rawel
James Hodson
Upper Brook-street
Susannah Barton
Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Evans
Greek Street
Scho
Samuel Noble
Letter about a printed account at a Denmark tavern
An 18th century correspondence discusses a printed report of proceedings at a Denmark tavern and a freeholder meeting. The author accuses the printer of an erroneous account and seeks justification, noting the letter writer’s failure to reveal his name.
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Westminster
Denmark Tavern
Prince's Court
Storey’s. Gate
Weptminster
Minday
WéAmidtter
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