Ships Arrive From Jamaica and Newfoundland in November Fleet
Nov 21 deal reports arrivals of S Albans from cruise with accompanying ships Squirrel Flying Fih Nimble Surprize and Dromedary group heading toward Barbadoes, with outward-bound consorts. Also listed are multiple vessels at Lancaster Porthworth Greenock and Dartmouth from Jamaica Newfoundland and Guernsey areas, detailing arrivals and names such as Loyal Club Latimer Providence Friendship and several others.
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Deal
N.N. W
Albans
Barbadoes Piaster
Coare
Barbadoes
Lancaster
Cacord
Kél
Jamaica
Porthworth
Gelden Grove
Renwick
Ard George
Trenbamyt
Janizia
Greenock
Blandford
Troup
Friendship
Cambel
Andrew
Scott
Ac Gritel
Dimfiale
Bindys
Triton
Mattox
Rom Jirsaica
Ar Punsmouth
Loyal Club
Latimer
Providence
Richley
Taylor
Hare
James
Barcliff
Parsons
Garet
Mary
Sutton
Maria
Ingran
Glasgot
Kingston
Spence
Dolphin
Stanworth
Besfey
Cole
Kitty
Jeffery
Walcot
Experiment
Congdon
Honoria
Hunderhay
Bidgaod
Newfoundland
St Lisbon
Portsmouth
Golden Gove
Caplia
Crawford
St. Mary’s
Gill
Elizabeth
Simpson
Oporto
Wilson
Lisbon
Dublin
Elaine-de-Grace
Ladd
Active
Bristol
Polly
Hale
Charles Town
South Carolina
London
Inedigo, &c
Philadelphia
Webb
Leeward Islands
Salem
Lloyd’s
Commodore Leslie Reports Morocco and Barbary Blockade
In a London dispatch Commodore Leslie details Emperor of Morocco's hostile stance toward Britain and Spanish support. Tangier guns, Spanish galleys, and captured British ships threaten British interests as Count Guichen and Count D Estaing negotiate in Cadiz. Also noted are arrivals, trials, executions, and late 18th century naval movements and social announcements.
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Leslie
Gibraltar
Morocco
Tangier
Duke de Chartres
George Rodney
Barbary
Count Guichen
Cadiz
Count D’estaing
Guichen
Harriet Spencer
Bari Spencer
Lord Doncannon
Wimbledon
George Gordon
Pahél
Liffasy
Oathwood
Falmouth
Lion
Viscount Torpichen
New York
Ofiers
Saratoga
Virginia
America
Boston
Eat India Company
East India Company
England
East Indies
St. “Helen’s
Edward Hughes
Duke of Grafton
Bull
I Thomas Rumbold
Fort St.George
Admiral Hood
St. Helen’s
Plymouth
Johnstone
Count d’Artois
Payne
Portland
James
London
Nelly
Webster
Augustus Cafar
Fowler
Mann
Ann
Brown
Scilly
Philadelphia
Resolution
West Indies
Beey
Oxford
Susan
Taverner
Betsey
Atkins
Brothers
Alford
Charlotte
Mortimore
Sally
Stone
Hare
Roxborough
Thombs
Carbonell
Pearce
Thames
Newstead
Europa
Street 5
Polly
Colfborn
John
Besley
Johnson
Radger
Waldson
Mar
Bankrupt Notices: Edward Trelawny and Others
Bankrupt notices list Edward Trelawny of Gerrzereer and others in Oxfordshire Cumberland Camberland and Northumberland with surrender dates in December and January. Trelawny, Slack, Cokridge, Buckhan and Rutterson are named among debtors or traders with listed trades and localities.
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Edward Trelawny
Gerrzereer
Minories
Thomas Sarbury
Galthrop
Basbury
Oxfordshire
Tiree
Banbury
George Slack
High Irchy
Cumberland
Drewer
A C Cokridge
Camberland
James Buckhan
Wocter
Northumberland
Te Hare
Sewcatils Upon Tyne
Samuel Rutterson
Red Lion-firee
Clerkenwell
Guildall
Liverpool beer-brewers Ross partners in Debt Notice
Thoms Attly of Newsalle upon Tyhe announces a dividend and certificates planted at the White Hart Newcatie. Wm. Ross and Henry Ross, both of Liverpool, beer-brewers, at the Golden Fleece Dale street. Thomas Wright upholsterer cabinetmaker, commission signed by Mayely for Army in Ireland. Capt. Henry Raper of the Goth foot and Aviat with Teodore H Ies. Dated OGAover 26, 1780.
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Thoms Attly
Newsalle Upon
Tyhe
White Hart
Newcatie
Wm. Ross
Henry Ross
Liverpool
Golden Fleece
Dalestreet
Thomas Wright
Fenwirch-street
Upholterer
Cabinetemaker
Ireland
Goth Reg
Foot
Henry Raper
The
Teodore H Ies
Ogaover
Detention and High Treason Bill Tabled in Lords
House of Lords uses first readings for a bill to detain and punish persons suspected of high treason. First readings also given to the mail and land tax bills. Papers moved for last Thursday by the Duke of Balon laid on the table, then the House adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fitzgerald
John Call
Alderman Crichton
Henry Dodwell
Keane Fitzgerald
Richard Hotham
William Hurley
Stephen Lushington
Robert Orme
Hugh Pigot
Thomas Bates Rous
Richard Smith
John Webb
Esmund Boehm
John Nutt
Lord Viscount Deerhart
Duke of Beaufort
Wooton
Oxford
Clement Catterell
Cotterell
Sir Clement
Europe
Lord Coventry
Lord Deerhurst
Eat Northington
Gambig
Steems
Mile End
London Hospital
Jyerd
Poultry Compter
Wood-fieer Compter
Diach
Neasgate
Ottoher
George Bishop
Robert Hill
David Lewis
Margaret M‘lacklin
Ron Lavender
Mary Adams
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury
Richard Hargood
Thomas Adams
Flatcon Garden
James Johnson
Richard Brown
Richard Crow
Mary Allen
William Coppen
Bow-street
David Duckworth
Sarah Lloyd
Peter-street
Westminster
Thomas Ingram
Duckworth
Newgate
Tyburn
William Edwards
Bagnigge Wells
Joseph Carter
Stewart Montague
Daniel Giles
Samuel Baker
Abraham Danford
William Newton
James Wats
Water Lane
Black Friars
Thomas Cox
Mr. Cox
Benjamin Kinder
Robert Aberdeen
Mary Gardener
Earl of Manfield
Bloomsbury-square
Lady Mansfield
Southwark
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Mansfield
Guildhall
Prizs
Major Cartwright
Nottinghamshire Militis
Miss Dashwood
Sam. Dashwood
Mr. Cramer
Madden
St. James’s
Richmond
Joshua Windham
Kat
House of Lords
Duke of Balon
The Generous Impostor at Drury Lane Theatre
A new Comedy The Generous Impostor opened at Drury Lane with Harry Glenville and Mrs Courtly in lead roles. The plot mirrors Des Touches Le Disipateur, tracing dissipation, marriage intrigue, and a reforming finale where virtue conquers avarice. The piece, favorably received despite a serious tone, features a prologue by Mr Palmer, an epilogue by Miss Farren, and a concluding song and dance interlude.
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Drury Lane Theatre
Supple
Harry
Dorinda
Sir Harry
Oldgrove
Holdfaf
Unacle
Tha
Almos
Mr. Palmer
Miss Farren
Muelick
Mr. Linley
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Pensance
Dover
Mollard
Port L’orient
Brest
Great Britain
East India’ Company
Watson
Laft General Court
Crichtove
Walpote
Bankrupps
Harry Glenville
Palmer
Jacob Oldgrove
Baddeley
Charles Oldgrove
Ded. Supple
Benfley
Suward
Burton
Trimbish
Vernon
Holdinf
Court
Ifg Farren
Phillis
Miss Pope