Sail news from Quebec and New York ships settle at river
On Tuesday December 1 shipments arrive and sail for the River aboard the Brilliant armed ship from Quebec and the Cadiz Packet from New York. The Tartar privateer is put back and the Catherine sails for St Kitts while other ships remain as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Nepane
Dale
Thames
Balmborough
Charming Neily
Cadiz Packet
Collins
New York
Catherine
Patterson
St. Kitt’s
Kington
Jamaica
Hispaniola
Mi Metva
Turks Island
Domiica
Williams
Virginia
Cape Fracis
Pitt Fair
Diana
Chatham
George Kfalconer
Leviathan
I New York
Wales
Chelsea Hospital
Liverpool
Fletcher
Marquis of Chalotaire
Hopore Fabiere
Cape Francois
Nantz
Duncan
Sussex
Elfincur
Nev
Hydra
S. E
Lisbon
Reynolds
James Montage
Cape Finitterre
Montagu
Leeward
Jupiter
Rey
Ferro
Portmouth
Spithead
Warwick
Severtheen
St Lawrence
Dickson
News and dispatches from Jamaica to Lisbon and Boston
Reports from London describe General Clinton seeking 15,000 more troops, the Duke of Ancaster arriving healthy, and Jamaica Governor John Palling delivering dispatches. Letters note ships from Virginia and Newfoundland, prize captures, and a cartel谈 for exchanging prisoners, plus political and naval updates across Atlantic posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigot
Drummond
New York
Brouch
Sir Henry Clinton
Fyteen
Minstry
Duke of
Ancaster
Plantation Ofice
John Palling
Jamaica
Falmouth
West Indies
Anna ‘Teresa
Buckingham
London Gazette snippet details army movements and notices
The fragment reports imperial commands and troop movements toward Vienna with mentions of General El eithachea and Prince Frederick of Bronswick at Jigerndorf. It lists various certificates and registrations, trade notices, and names of merchants, innkeepers, and tradespeople with places like London Guildhall and Saint Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loncero
Vienna
Puiz
Eleithachea
Orwiz
Praffia
Be-Mau
Prince Frederick
Bronswick
Jigerndorf
Chia
Aes
Fotn
Mare
Nao
Nis
Ube
Reese
Tre Loralds
Benes Et Fe
Gaaly
Idods
Chars
Tony Tate
Sanibury -Square
Fleet
Cyeeky
Grater
Te Farremier
Pete Sy
Eben
Aly Dendon
John Tecley
Clech
Ety
Ts Fur-Ender
Jan Oy Atien
the Swan
Chichester
House of Commons Sittings and Sir Henry Clinton's Defense
The article reports on a November Commons session with the Speech from the Throne under consideration, a supply vote granted, and committees named for Ways and Means. It notes Lord Hinchinbrooke presenting the Address, the Speaker’s communication of the King's Answer, and debates over private bills and road petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinchinbrooke
Isis
Aldermin
Witfort
Winterton
Ludlow
Linlithgow
Carimhwee
Prices and sacks list for corn per quarter and assorted grains
A fragment lists corn prices per quarter and various grain and feed items with per sack or per unit quotes. Includes amounts for beans, oats, meal, hogs, and other commodities with assorted weights and prices, reflecting a market or supply sheet.
Fragmentary Note on Valence Reading Feature and Public Taste
A garbled excerpt discusses Valence as an original in reading feature, noting its appeal to mass society and daily character. It mentions a young Acnaci and a traveling audience, references French views, and hopes for tribate Uary Facluiry to benefit a family. the passage ends with an unclear question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mordaunt Cope
Thomas Gilburne
William Ileberden
Joseph Hoare
Thony Shepherd
Willam Watson
Samuel Wegg
Charles Hutton
Charles Wissant Mahon
Paul Henry Mat
M. A. Secreary
Constantine Lord Mulgrave
William Mulgrave
Godfrey Copley
John Prirgle
Huston
Cheshire
Acnaci
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Deal
London
St. Porcia
Mefiiles
Naples
Mofina
Newfoundland
Malaga
Issanen
Calieu
Menceseas
G.cralter
Keo Om
Lester
Falmonth
Gruck
Plane
Aecroize
Barre
M.D
Haldimand
Lely
Cough
Royal Society
Joseph Banks
Thomas Anguish
John Belcher
James Burrows
Knt
Charles Greville
Robert Viscount Hampton
Nevil Mafetyne
Joseph Plena
Elg
Ethlbls. Pl
Newgate
Old Bailey
The
London Gazette
Fey
Ar Geetsal
Londia
Thomas
Norton
Fleer
Eweieates
Getidhs Land
Cogan
St. Phi’ Sie
Pawnbroker
Tae Ralph
Haves
Baza
Somerteunire
Oollen-Draper
Guilahal
Alexander Mackenzie
Weedford Wells
Filex
Innholder
Vieven
Guildhall
Lewis Mades
Criba Oratay Aigrebart
Ee En .Guildhall
Levis Arnold Mortendie
Litboo
Londus Ener Chant
Fetter- Laity
Dees
Chemat Redet
Sharklewell
Rennd Birt
Coventry
Ne Weaver
William Owen
Pwlhcheamaire
Thomas, Brown
Clithers
Lane Fice
Does
James
Croc Rylt
Bure-Brect
Sts Bowlpi
Adugare
Karner
Flare Cats
Parth
Ahonefeid
Sethurdibre
Deacye
Edward Jenkins
Lyon
Norfolk
Woodlcad
House ‘S Commons
Henry Fielding
Lacdon
Sir Mart
Meatien
Gere Rayon Riter
sPraefor Toask
Walker
Printwdon
Bai
Juim
Listile
Jehuron
N. B
Grint
Piver Novang
Vaid En Tog
T. Oy
Crraion
Volawre
North America
Hee
J. Banks
Canea
Ted
Perth
Gon
Saegressi
America
PaleMgit
Hogditto
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