Advices from the Harbour and Fleet Movements in War Time
Reports detail ships sailing from Spithead and St Helens, gunpowder wagons, militia movements, and preparations for an expedition. Admirals Rodney and Durell are active, vessels arrive at ports, and orders issue to lift volunteers. Notes cover convoys to Lisbon, Plymouth, and Quebec, with casualty tallies and public notices on governance and charity institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spithead
Admiral Rodney
St. Hellens
Downs
Seahorse
St. Helens
Havre
Jlondon
Hyde Park
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke of York
Augusta
Viscount Ligonier
Lord Anson
St. George’s Hospital
France
Holland
Nantz
Pots
Trent
Portsmouth
Madeira
Lisbon
Kennedy
Walmsley
London
Quebec
Phoenix
Orkneys
Orfordness
Aldgate
Foundling Hospital
Bamber Gascoyne
Eyra Court
Galway
Ireland
Francis Caulfield
Viscount Ciarlmont
Miss Eyre
John Eyre
Islington
George Brown
Bucklersbury
Green Stteet
Kentish Town
Barnett
Miss Barnet
Smith Street
Westminster
Leech
Milbank
Paul
Southwark
Thomas Osmond
Shooter’s Hill
Haynes
Guildhall
Fleet-lane
Thas
Wak Oul
Agaist Anouiary
Cutlalks, &c
Carlisle
Robinson
Glasgow
van Lobacco
Dieppe
Cap
Baddock
Plymouth Sound
Greyhound
Warfpight
Kinsale
Wich
Rotterdam
Tse
Clapham
Deal
Jason
Piercy Brett
St. George
Lyon
Ruppen
Hind
Dispatch
King
This Day Pubiled Price and London Brewfry Notice
This fragment announces a publication about the present state of the London brewery trade. It seems directed at those concerned in the trade and publicans, printed for T. Beckee at Tudiy's Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. Beckee
Tudiy
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Evening-Post
Marine Society
North America
Iain
Loxpon
Bath
House of Commons
Corn Exchange
Bank An
India
South Sea
Bk Reshue
Bank C
Inda
Prem. Ditto
Navy
C.D. Ditto India