Venient tale of naval ships and ports across Europe
A miscellaneous 18th century maritime and crime summary reports ships damaged and captured, describes English and Spanish privateers near Gibraltar and Portsea, with prizes and cargoes, including bullion, cocoa, and furs. It notes disease outbreaks in Dutch towns, trade talks in Utrecht and Madrid, and various court notices, executions reprieved, and local thefts and forgeries.
Desl Winds Map Shipping Notes and Arrivals
SHIP NB8BWS Desl Nov 16 reports wind NW. Lynx loop arrives and cargo remains with the ships as before. James Dawkins Brankstone bound for Jamaica. Dover Polly Cummings from Cork at Cowes. Charming Nancy Bell from Cork at Hallifax. Instrious Five from New York also listed.
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Wind
N.W
Lynx Loop
Receain
James Dawkins
Brankstone
Jamaica
Dover
Polly
Cummings
Cork
Cowes
Nancy
Bell
Hallifax
New York
Resolutions on Yorke memorial regarding two English ships
Extracts from a Hague letter dated October 25 1779 report that the States General considered Chevalier Yorke’s memorial about the two English ships the Serapis and the Countess of Scarborough seized by John Paul Jones. It notes admiralty discussions and the finding that three frigates recently entered Texel, none of which are French.
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Paul Jones
Countes
Scarborough
Scar Orourh
Faia
Alderney
Hydra
America
St. Helen’s
Pownallis
Bretton
Herbert
Liverpass
Riga
Ballatt
Leffoc
Halifax Packet
Jamaica
the Hague
Nev
States General
Yorke
Texel
Otober
Messrs. Pagnier
Great Britain
Serapis
Baul” Jones
Chevalier Yorke
Europe
Wade Mecum
Voluela
Snc
Club of Seavatt-Vivres
Bladon
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M. Tunberg
Fone
Vienna
Bavaria
House of Austria
Teschen
Paris
Toulon
M. de Sade
Breft
Angiers
Charles Hardy
Spain
Gibraltar
Utrecht
Walloon
Bois le Duch
Campen
Spanish America
Hague
Ocean
Mediterranean
Mexico
Cadiz
Batt India House
Lord Holland Batt
P.dinman
Lawson
Portsmouth
Saark
London
Anid
Geernisy
Falmouth
Francine Ravier
la Perla
South Seas
Gould
Lord Ayde
Earl of Hillborough
Southern Department
Lord Weymouth
Dunkirk
Badalona de Bafloz
Jago Maggiora
Cuba
Barbadoes
Oporto
Glasgow
Bilboa
Vathon
Guildhall
Sai
Alchovfé
Ssow’s
Mosk
Lester
Felkirk
Brown
Bank of Scotlind
Suriing
Winchester
Hush
John Piel
Newgate
Hhis Maj Fty
John Christie
Burr
Free
Svithheld
Manner and Merchan
Furventer
Decca
Guildhal
Barres
Prt Califfs
Beauman
Famer
Bath Tavern
Corn-ieer
Avex
Fate
Colnibire
Rehants
Louth
Érasse Vim
Ings
Manches‘ter
Baliver Rubica
Heybridge
Staffordshire
Ferivener
Ashborne
Derby- Mires
Wa. Meaows
Cheapside
Filkman
Sam. Bean
Lawrence Pontney Lane
Bishopsgate
Merd
Guldhall
John Fry
Whitechapel
G_ildhall
Win
Bal
Kingicoze
Glucesterhire
Geotees
Itz Froketer
Gloucester
Cockeratt New
Jate
Highree
Birmingham
Richard Anderfort
St Mary Magdalen
Bermohdley
Surry
Jove Smith
St. Philip and Jacob
John Bytchimze
St. Alban’s
Hedfordshire
Dililles
Charles Smith
Edward Weeks Clarke
Thresdasedie
William Havield
Thames-urset
Matthew Bacon
W. Strahan
Woodfall
C Wathurst
W. Serahan
Rivirgot
Po Utes Wlower
B. Law
Wine
T. Cain
J. Losrman
W Fl Xnry
T. Payne
T. Cadell
G. Reochern
W. Carer
W. Fox
J. Woes J
Tbaon
B. Bidikey
E. Woiskich and Co
Si Hayes
Chancery
Lincan
Herfon
Royalies
George Monta Dunk
Earle H Tifax
Horven
Elf
Northampon
Chevalier Mehegan
H Fox
G. Robino
Great Wirrang
J. Dediev
Pall Mail
Dihy
T. Mathwi
Ireland
Thomas Leland
Felow
Ivy Collee
Dublin
J. Miurie
Ottava
Jacob Duche
Christ Church
St. Peter's
Philadelphia
O. Clare Hall
Cambridge
N. B
Benjamin West
Mr. Sharp
Strand
St. Payne
Pail Mall
C. Dilly
Poultry
James Phillips
George-ward
Lombard-street
Fletcher
Oxford
Merrill
Crurwell
Bath
Mr. Mills
Bristol
Crutwell
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchy Yard
Voltaire
Ottawa
Houcon
Svalker
Art. DE Vootaire
Aves
David Williams
Hugh’ D'Awnmawn
M.D. R.griffit
Ely
Wars
Gorteri
William Campase LL
Roy al Academy of Sciences
Elles Lew
A& Pa
Atharber Bank Fliers
Greag
Vias
Ascinig Sn
Hinds
Neats
Eavineny
Reputazion
T Precadelle
Inner Temple
Igladan