Maritime Vessel List From Aged Dispatch Fragment
Fragmentary OCR passage lists ships and captains including Mary and Alice, Britannia, Granada friate, Wind, Valiant, Harbure, and several others sailing from ports like Virginia, Malaga, Oporto, and Onega, with destinations such as Boston, Gravesend, Chester, and Peterburgh, noting departures and consignments in a dated nautical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Mary
Alice
Sticky
Britannia
Daverton
Boston
Whitewood
Ty Fly
Leghorn
Prince George
Banver
Chester
Gravesend
Valiant
Harbure
Rigas
Mager
Virginia
St. Peter
Caddy
Juliana
Wood
Peterburgh
Success
Keira
Malaga
William
Taylor
Onega
John
Samuel
Dobson
Wyburgh
Friendship
Greignsrd
Rode Hand
Carolina
Candy
Oporto
London Highlights Across Levee Privy Council and Ports
Reports from London detail a levee at St James's with the Earl of Winchelsea and Privy Council members, Princesses attending rides and dinners, and rumors of coronet grants and a public role for the Earl of Sandwich. Ships, trade notes, slave of new silk ventures, and pirate activity accompany local affairs and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stames’s
Earl of Winchelsea
Richmond
Serene
Princess of Brunswick
Chiswick
Princess Dowager of Wales
Garltonhouse
Conway
Warwick-street
Capt. Brown
Dublin
Parkgate
Mr. Morgan
Houthold
Sussex
St. James’s Palace
St. James’s
Charlotte Finch
Whitechapel
Harwich
Germany
Prussia
Barbadoes
New Providence
Porto Rico
West Indies
Charlese Town
South Carolina
Gibert
New Bourdeaux
Hillborough
Gabriel Manigauld
Peagland
Quebec
Shiily
Beaver
Marun
Sicins
Cafern
New Cross
Kent
Yorkshire
Fleet Ditch
Egerton
Commissioners of Excise
Thomas Stephens
Mould
Thuray
Alsuidge
Stafforthirs
Payid Hewson
Brutus Replies on Constitutional Check and Parliament
A fragment from the London Evening Post debate on the English constitution. Brutus argues that representing power requires frequent elections to curb royal and parliamentary mal administration, warning that oppression could force appeal to Heaven if no earthly remedy exists. The Savage policy of cabal rule is condemned and the need for new parliaments is stressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doal
John Dulr
Surry
Stoyp
Tripoline
George Nixon
East India Company
Fort St. George
Middle- Temple
Madura
India
Fellam Cotah
Suba of
Decan
Mogul
Suba
Europe
Gray
West Indies
London
Calais
Neville
Milford
Bourdeaux
Ireland
Quarro
Jacos
Wileyam Skinner
Bethery
Herefordshire
Hereford
C. Pugit Yz
Iola
PR. Baldewidh
J. Oifley
Pallmalis
J. Watter
Ac Charing-Cross
C. Henderson
Royal Exchange
Piccadilly
England
Botton
New England
J. Almon
Burlington House
Caxpoor
Code Public Advertiser
VV Hoever
Mr. Locke
Brutus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fletcher Norton
Foundling Hospital
Magdalen Charity
Portsmouth
Daniel Bailett
More
Bread-street
Cheapside
London-street
Fenchurch-street
William Maynard
Bishopsgate
Charlton
Eltham
Cuckaldie
Joseph
Harnfair
St. Paul's
Billingsgate
Smithfield Market
Robert Tur‘bote
Newgate
Scuthwark
Birlinggate
Sames Gillen
Rotherhithe
John Doyle
Jeremiah Pump
William Parker
William Cunningham
John Edwards
Barnard Shilliped
Willan Box
George Westhrak
Alemouth
Northumberland
Genoa
Collone
Candy Tracy
Phillip Allen
Postmatter
Bath
Froome
Somerseshire
Ralph Allen
Postscript
The
London Evening Post
London Evening
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