Ships and sailings in October era maritime report
A long list of ships and captains sailing from and arriving at various ports, with destinations including Jamaica, New York, Antigua, Lisbon, Waterford, and Guernsey. Wind directions, dock towns, and arrival statuses noted for October departures and arrivals. Names include Clark, Draper, Murray, Barker, Innis, Mary Good, Friendship, Green River, Fly, Adventure, Sandy Point, Rebecca, Mary, London Packet, and many others. Counts and routes reflect a busy outward-bound fleet and harbor arrivals.
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Howe
New-York
Washington
King’s Bridge
Lawrance
Grenada
St. Kitt’s
Bristol
Feng
New-York Island
Kingsbridge
New York
Lord Howe
Kemsthorn
Grenville Packet
West Indies
Falmonts
Maidstone
Hope
Quince
St. Vincent’s
Rachael
Henry
London
New- York
Jamaica
St. Eustatia
Portsmouth
Lord Shuldham
William Campbell
Brisol
Newfoundland
Boston
Neptone
Falmouth
Pacis
Kable
France
la Plata
Brest
Rochford
Prussia
Toulon
Spain
Ferrol
Cadiz
Carthagena
Alicant
Malaga
Hague
Dutch East India Company
States General
Guards
Col. Woodford
St. James’s Park
Lincolnshire
Fydell
Lawless
Cheshire
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Charles Pipkins
Mrs. Watson
Robert Walker
Golden-lane
Waliit
Gravefind
Success
Clark
Faro
Draper
Murray
Dublin
Nancy
Barker
Dunkirk
Tagus
Innis
Lisbon
Mary Goodwin
Lawrence
Crook
Glasgow
Townford
Deal
O&ober
Friendship
Duyn
Green River
Addis
His
Fly
Sims
Sandy Point
Gibbons
Savage
Rebecca
Caton
Weatherell
Cox
Se, Kitts
Mars
Crawford
Standlinch
Gouland
Wilkem
Mary
Forrester
Blake
Waterford
W. Pool
Ofober
Barbara
Rogers
Newcastle
Phoenix
Adams
Michael
Clifford
Dungarvon
Moreton
Barter
Hull
Gravesend
Seahorse
Christopher
Hudson’s Bay
Ellis
Lord North
Smith
Seegal
Love
Passmore
Harriot
Mill
Ditto
Herbert
Oporto
Elizabeth
Firth
Seville
Pialdy
Hanover
Jackson
Catherine
Jane
Stafford
Keddy
Petersburgh
Resolution
Stromack
Batchelor
Belgrave
Industry
Hartstorm
Duke of Athol
Hart
Borrowstoners
Rosamond
Carew
Ailicant
Swallow
King
Olivebranch
Bibens
Staflower
Bartle
Isabella
Howard
Suky
Pike
Strange, Brown
Quebec
Clifton
O'Bryen
Arne
Miller
Havrédégrace
Pool
Pembroke
James
Barbad
Nestor Triumphs In A Fast Epsom Race At July Meeting
A crowded track witnessed Nestor win the principal four mile heat amid fierce betting and hot odds. Duany and Hit or Miss followed, with Nestor’s backers celebrating after a dramatic finish. A later event saw Corydon defeat Premier in another four mile race, while a rider was injured near the winning post but escaped serious harm.
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Frowke
Dimmok
Jenning
B. H. Nestoy
Mr. Hanks
H. Damper
Mr. Hunt
Dun H. Gem
Ld Spencer Hambleton
H. Jerry Sneak
Mr. Wildman
Er H. Easton
Mr. Strode
Sb. m. Bum
Mr. Michell
B. H. Cordon
Nestor
Duany
Hit Or Miss
Green
B. c
Swifs
O’kelley
Squirrel
Adams
B.c
Ld Carlisle
Squinel
Vmeley
Br.c
Savis
Mr.Dunbar
Dunny
H E
Epsom
Declaration of the Deputies of Pennsylvania 1776
The Philadelphia assembly of Pennsylvanian deputies proclaims loyalty to independence from Great Britain. They vote to support Congress for forming a government of the people, freeing the colonies from royal authority, while calling for universal liberty and a unified continental cause. Signed by Thomas McKean as president, the document appeals to Europe and frames resistance as natural rights defense.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Board of War and Ordnance
War Office
Market Street
Fourth-street
Richard Peters
Ian
PeninSylvania
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
Friz and
Innerenpent
Europe
Thomas M’kean
Royal horse medicines advertised by William Radley
An 18th century advertisement promotes horse remedies by chemist William Radley at No 27 near Gray's Inn Gate. It lists Curiously Rhubarb Physick for race horses, Diuretic Balls, Cordial Saffoon Balls, Fever Powders, Wore Powders, Pectoral Powders for coughs, Purging Balls for dogs, and Goulara's Extract, with prices and parcel sizes.
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William Radley
Gray’s
Ze. Noreel
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South Carolina
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General Assembly
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