Winds and ships at Spithead and London harbors
A London ship news inventory reports vessels arriving at Falmouth and Spithead, including the Hero with 360 slaves, the St George and London Merchant damaged in storms, and several ships stranded or driven off moorings. Also noted are shore incidents, local crimes, and public notices amid stormy weather and wartime commerce.
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Winchester
Spithead
Admiral Burnaby
Admiral Holbourn
John
Samuel
Hogg
Antigua
Falmouth
Liverpool
London
Cadiz
Seville
St. Lucar
George
Peter Moreen Larfan
Stockholm
Leghorn
Moffop
Ireland
Miss Catley
Smockalley
Dublin
Peyton
Basingstoke
Ruffell
James Blackbeard Marler
Castlebay Ward Ward
Aldersgate Ward School
Temple Henry Croker
Edgar
Whitehead
Bramshot
Hants
Havannah
England
St. Collumb
Cornwall
Ann Cockine
Hunton
Patricksbourn
Canterbury
Ebenezer Muffel
Bethnal-Green
Middlesex
Francis Child
Samuel Child
Wyndham Knatchbull Wyndham
County of
Kent
Thomas Harris
Ealing
Edward Knatchbull
Sir Edward
Withford
Salisbury
Princess Augusta
Richmond East India
Blackwall
Eastlane Stairs
Rotherhith
Sessions and General Court of Sewers appointment
Old text records the Commissioners of Sewers for Havering Dagenham Barking East Ham Wesham Layton Waltham Bromley East Marsh to attend a Sessions on October 15 at the Green Min in Great Ilford Essex, plus freeholders of Scochorn near Lincoln to meet on Monday the 17th at the White Hart Lincoln for an enclosure application to Parliament. It cites Barbados inquiry notices and a London Magazine advertisement.
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Quakerstreet
Wood-street
Goswell-street
New Prison
Clapham
Throgmorton Street
Newgate
Sir John Fielding
John Broughton
the Lively
John Parnell
Paget
Bank of England
Broughton
Quinn
St.Martin’s Street
Quin
Portsmouth
Thames-street
John M’gennis
Turnmill-street
Newprison
Clerkenwell
Addiison
St. John’s-street
Smitheld
John Maddox
Stringer
Guildford
Surry
Essex
Mipresex
Kent
Havering
Dagenham
Hippie
Barking
East-Ham
Wes-Ham
Layton
Waltham
Bromley
East-Marsh
Raheira
Gétuber
Greit Il Ord
Scochorn
Lincoln
Barbados Mercury
England
Paine
Barnaion
London
Barbados
Paines
Iland
Messrs Dupre and Ruffell
London Evening Pott
Meres
Redborn
Anonymous letters spark debate on Portugal trade
Letters to London papers question the credibility of a press insinuation about Portugal merchants and the British factory at Oporto. Authors urge public defense of Parliamentary reform, condemning corrupt pursuits and calling for steadfast advocates to restore shore parliaments.
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Portugal
Oporto
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