Windward voyage notices batch from Liverpool listings
Shipping notices show vessels including Phipps tender Neweasle s aid Woolton Phillips for Liverpool and Majety s ship Aurora Ranger sloop and Adventure tender from London Malaga ranges. Other ships list arrivals at various ports such as Nice Beaudeaux Havre Bremen Hull Petersburgh Dunkirs Copenhagen and St Domingo.
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Deal
St. George
Williamson
London
Malaga
Tralian
Merchant
Boyle
Holt
Nice
Saville
Robinsil
Dit
Ditto
Maria Elizabeth
Brusswick
Mambro
al- UE
Felicéte de
Rumors Reach News of Washington Victory and Other Dispatches
Reports from Bourdeaux and Dreex recount unconfirmed claims of General Washington defeating General Howe at sea or on land. Messages mention ships arriving from Holland and Paris, a poisoned Hotel-Dieu staff near down, and Heister receiving a grand reception from the Landgrave, signaling rulers’ approval amid unclear dates and details.
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Yvisterday
Holland
Paris
Bourdeaux
General Washington
Howe
Cricket charity match ends with denouement in county tale
A cricket match at Elstowe-down in the county offered a bar ale as prize, won by eleven married women over eleven single men by eleven notches. Marriages include Rev John Laugharne uniting with Miss Ann Polden at Steeple Aston. Obituaries note W Hodges Parry of Easton Gray and Mrs Baker of Ipswich. A Brantham mill fire destroyed the works, looms, and sacks. three thousand pounds loss. Drayton Mill fire consumed dwelling and household goods. miller and wife saved some items.
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Elstowe-doiwn
John Laugharne
Steeple Afston
Ann Polden
Easton Gray
Taylory
Taylor
Ieworthe
Marleilies
Newgaremarke Reading
Drayton Mill
Abingdon
France and Britain on the brink of war warned by a French envoy
Sunday dispatch from Karl Cholmondeley reports France musters 50 000 troops to the coast and raids Dunkirk as tensions rise. British ministers fear miscalculation as Captain Jarvis averts a clash while public opinion grows wary of policy and war talk.
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Karl
Cholmondeley
France
Flanders
Germany
Lifle
Montreuil
Bologne
Dunkirk
Jarvis
Capt. Jarvis
England
America
Great Britain
Lord Mansfield Fall
Mr. Forth
Thos, Mills
New Markuer's Second October Meeting Concluded
A crowded October meeting report covers racing results and consigns, with detailed placements for 4 and 5 year olds stars, including Sir Charles Sedley’s Ratcatcher and Lord March’s Slims. The piece also notes promotions, marriages, and a dramatic storm event in Long Holton near Pontefract.
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Markuer
Exir
D. Grafton
B. H. Magnet
Ange Ld Clermont
Charles Sedley
B. c. Ratcatcher
Jenning
S.br
D. Bolton
Parker
Herod
Compton
Gascogne
C. Daver
Ld Offory
Titan
Tilbe
St. Sib
D.C
Offory
H. Defiant
Sattagk
Clermonts
Dictator
Match
Farnham
C. Prince
Woodpecker
Absingdon
H. Garrick
Hare
S ‘Froilas
Lord March
Late atrocious murder described in public print
The account identifies Joseph Moudroyte, a Paris jeweller who arrived six weeks earlier on business. He booked Ze Mercier as interpreter, trusted him as a confidant, and Mercier learned of Moudroyte’s valuable property.
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le Mercier
Iris
Hice
le Quinte
Hey
Satiday
Alisi
Joseph
Moudroyte
Paris
Ze Mercier
Mercier
Mondroyte
Sentence Pronounced Death In Mercy For City Murder
The Recorder then passed sentence on Ellison amid sorrow and solemn warning. Sarah Ellison lamented the sickening deaths of many, urging morality and restraint to protect the community. The judge warned against pardons, urging prayer, meditation, and repentance before the mercy of the law.
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Sarah
Ellison
Aed
Ruffen
Stein
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Quebec
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