Monmouth to join convoy for Portugal and other naval news
Orders from Deptford Yard to prepare ships including the Monmouth a seventy gun ship and three other large men of war for a Portugal bound convoy. Lord Viscount Bury leaves for Winchester to command a dragoon troop. Silk sales at the East India Company auction surprise bidders. several notable deaths and clerical dispensations noted. a court selects a new prison keeper and fraud arrests follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Portugal
Deptford Yard
Monmouth
Yelle
Lord Viscount Bury
Earl of
Hawley
Regiment of Dragoons
East India Company
Chichester
Sussex
Hargrave
Westminster Abbey
Lowington
Reed
Rood-lane
Fenchurch-street
John Bell
Somerset House
William Charles
His Majesty’s Palace
Daniel Shammier
Bell-Alley
Coleman Street
Beckingham
Kent
Lancelot Tolfon Tilly
Ely
Tilly
The
Temple
John Colt
Bridge Ward
Charleon
Alderfeate-street
Allavine
Duke-street
Opital- Fields
John Waterman
George Earl of Macclefield
Aberfield
Berks
Ludfiell
Litchfeld
Southampton
Winchester
George Sayer
Witham
Essex
London
Bocking
Bishopsgate- Street
Eberall
Deceas
Thomas Darby
William Taylor
Tothillfields Bridewell
Col. de Veil
Prize Ships Sunk and Privateer Action Reported in Liverpool Notice
Shipping intelligence notes the Industry bound Biddeford to Virginia captured by a 14 gun 146 man Spanish privateer, taken to St Sebastian on Oct 28, plus the Emanuel stranded near the Texel after gales, with hopes of recovering goods. Liverpool reports other vessels and a lottery subscription to aid adventurers, with financial prices and market notes on stocks and bonds from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bird
Biddeford
Virginia
S.S.W
Cap Clear
St. Sebastian’s
Emanuel
Sher
Gottenburgh
France
Texel
Liverpool
Ireland
Samuel
Wilkinson
Gottenbourgh
London
Norway
Bedlam
M. B
Bea
Toster
New South Sea
Thalf
Bank
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Exchequer
Prem
Henry Ireland’s shift to Tunbridge Wells Coffee-house
Henry Ireland formerly kept the Red Lyon at Canterbury and moved to the Gloucester Tavern at Tunbridge Wells. He now operates the Tunbridge Wells Coffee-house at the Lower End of the Haymarket offering wines and provisions to gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ireland
Red Lyon
Canterbury
Gloucester Tavern
Tunbridge Wells
Union
Haymarket
Peremptory sale of Saham Teney and Cafton manor estates
Under a High Court decree, the Saham Toney and Cafton manor estates in Norfolk, valued about 750 pounds yearly with extensive timber and farms across Saham Ashill Ovington and Shipdam parishes, plus the Eastwinch manor and farms near Lynn and Swaffham, are to be sold by the Master at Lincoln's Inn on a Friday between five and seven, to the best bidder. particulars available at the Master's chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
William Kynaston
Lincoln’s Inn
Eidmarth
Berts
Reading
Bath
Bristol
Tidmarsh
Henry Montague
Lincoln’ S Inn
Saham-Teney
Caftonmn
Shipdam
Saham
Ashill
Ovingan
Norfolk
Saham Toney
Warren
Swattham
East Dearham
Eastwinch
Fatwinch
Middleton
Lynn
Swaffeham
John Corton
Larcoln’s Inn
For Sale at Cranborn Dorset County Historic Estate
To be sold at Cranborn in Dorset, a freehold estate consisting of a newly built brick house with stone adornments, four rooms on a floor, offices, a pleasant avenue and plantation, a new stable barn for eight horses, coach-house, scales, plus 62 acres of land including arable, meadow, and pasture, all in good order. Enquiries to Samuel Shillingfleet, attorney at Cranborn, Samuel Mauric of Galin New Inn, or Durnford at the Excise Office in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranborn
Dorset
Samuel Shillingfleet
Samuel Mauric
Galin New Inn
Durnford
Excife
London
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City and Liberty
Westminster
Admiral Vernon
Charles Edwin
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Oxford
Baliol College
G. Vertue
Phil. Overton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet Street
George Boys
Southwark
William Huffy
Tirogmorton-street
Boys
Forthwich
Huffey
Academy
Charles Street
St. James’s Square
Arch. Spens
Harding
Sc. Martin’s-lane
Cairnes
Falcon
Pallaica
Prince of Orange
Royal Exchange
Thomas Cheflon
Queen-street
Cheaphide
Watcher
Somerset
England
Wooten Courtney
Minehead
Beer Crocembe
Severn
Leigh
Barcon
Dunster
Somerser
St. Alban’s Street
Pall
India House
Charles Green
Fline Glasses, Inc
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