Treasure laden Waggons from St Joseph seized near Portsmouth
The report details two treasure laden wagons brought from Portsmouth to town, connected to the Spanish ship St Joseph. Capt Harriott delivers word of another Cassaca ship taken, a Bank Bill of 501 sent to him, and a silver waiter commissioned to engrave the incident. Further notes mention naval promotions, political contests, and local deaths and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Portsmouth
Harriur
Duke of Newcastle
Gibraltar
Haddock
Robert Walpole
Harriott
Gines
Earl of Crawford
Scotland
Crotzka
Clarke
Mitchell
Fellowes of
Ramey
Piggor
Bigg
Proby
Duke of Bedford
Sandwich
Malton
Tyrconnel
Lincoln
Duke of Manchester
Edward Lawrence
Handafrd
John Barnard
Cotton
Pullen
Thomas Mifling
Stubbington
Hampshire
Anne Sheatfield
George Strestfield
Princes Street
Naval
Nova Scotia
Daniel Graham
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
Thomas Garnier
Deceas
Walpole
Exchequer
Cliff
Facition
Richmond-Lodge
Charles Relang
Gaines
Wetk
Hackney
Peter Corbauld
Onion Xy
Westbury Leigh
Wildhire
John Phipps
Tho
Phipps
Fox
Hermitage
Huggins
Carol
King’s Arms
Ruffel-street
Elias Paz
Fenchurch Street
Bonvear
Aldgate
Alverndon
St. James’s Park
Suppos
Taito Thiel
Hospital of St. Mary Magdalen
Bathin
Somerset
Richard Turner
Rodington
Salop
Litehiets
Coventry
Daniel Beauford
Barnet
Hertford
Ballard
Wotton
Darkin
Surrey
Rofe
Exeter
Christ’s Hospital
Murs
Glover
William Barkwith
Goldsbrough Griffin
Hounslow Heath
de Veil
Newgate
Carolina
Squirrel
West-Indies
Cmaire
Gulph
Newfoundland
Anne
Tisdale
Cowes
Stono River
Charles Town
Slavery Violence Report and Trading Notices in One Page
A largely violent notice reports massacre and ensnarement of enslaved people, with families fleeing to swamps and threats of swords. The page also lists South Sea stock prices, bank rates, lottery tickets, and various notices regarding auctions, pedigrees, rewards for locating a manuscript book, a stray bay mare, and debt collection for the estate of Peregrine Tawney, a London watchmaker. Names of venues include Merchant Taylors Hall, Tom’s Coffee-house, the Salutation Tavern, the Rommer, and Richard’s Coffee-house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant-Taylor’s School
Taylor’s Hall
Threadneedle-street
Tom’s
Cormhill
Nicholas-lane
Segar
George Hawkins
Milton
Richard
Temple Gates
Wadhurst
Sussex
Haar
Peirce
New-street
Clork-Fairyhall
Peregrine Tawney
Bell Sarape-yard
Ludgate-Hill
London
Bell Savage Yard
Tawney
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Sea
Prem
Tidia
Millio Bank
Royal Exchange Affirance
Don Dito
Cenc
Dife
Sl.s
County of
Huntingdon
Godmanchesters
Yi UR
Charles Clarke
Manchester
Ilingdon
Bristol
Everal
Coffer
Des Edward Southweles
Chartiaale Corporation
Spring-Garden
Inchippe
Philip Carylly Elys
Catherinton
Petersfieldy
Winchester
Edward Caryll
Compton
James Barnard
Swithin's Alley
Royal Exchange