Shipping movements from Deal to various ports
Deal ships prepare for Stockholm Copenhagen and Leghorn with several vessels including Chatham Revenge Richmond Justitia Nancy Smyrna Yacht and others. The Justitia sails for the River while remaining ships stay in the Downs as winds shift from north northwest to east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Chatham
Woirye
Stockholm
Downs
Revenge
Richmond
Mary
Wright
Lewisbourg
Justitia
Neilson
Copenhagen
Earl of Granville
Gommerford
Stfannah
Hays
Port
Nancy
Judge
Priddy
Gibraltar
Smyrna
Anderson
Leghorn
Neilsen
MacCashen
East-India
Anne Hare
Metcalf
Dublin
E. Blows Reul
Englandprepares Calais Boulogne crossing and Baltic embargo
London dispatches indicate a likely English descent between Calais and Bouloigne amid winter coast hold. Prohibitions on exports from Ireland extend six weeks, embargo continues on provisions laden ships, butter spared. Ships from Madeira and Amsterdam area involved in seizures, with Dutch and British privateers active. Reports mention fortifications, appointments in regimental and naval posts, and notable deaths and remarriages. Further items include a remedy for gout advertised by Joseph Collett and endorsements for anti arthmick wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Calais
Bouloigne
Paris
Flanders
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
Great Britain
Oporto
Groyne
Portugal
Anderson
Madeira
St. Kitt’s
Martinico
Amsterdam
St. Eustatia
Cork
Stadtholder
Fatham
Loestoffe
Smyrna
English
Margaretta Isabella
Elizabeth
Sloper
Brittal
Arylyd
Bass
Phoenix
Bristol
Jan Kersemaker
Genoa
Gibraltar
Hull
Carteret
Lord Howe
Hardy
Carolina
Londonderry
Sunderland
Abercromby
England
William Hepburne
Royal North British Dragoons
Campbell
Richard White
Earl of Albemar
Trinity College
Cambridge
Uther
Westminster School
James Benion
Leeds
Yorkshire
Parskinson
Hatfield
Dencaster
Germany
Floyd
Bland
Dragoons
Bingham
Fern Hall
Essex
Henry Turner
Jos. Turner
Nassau Street
Camberwell
Montgomery
Tower-wharf
William Ulitturnall
Poultry Compter
St. George’s Fields
George R
Joseph Cullett
Clarke's Liquid for the Hair at Five Shillings a Bottle
An advertisement for Clarke's incomparable liquid to change hair color from flaxen to brown, sold at his Fan-Warehouse Ludgate Hill. It claims a harmless composition with no mercury or vitriol, offers ocular demonstration, and asks buyers to specify desired hair color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larke
Bell-Savage-Yard
Ludgate-Hill
Clarke
Letter From a Friend With Word to the Esquire
A letter from a friend signed Clayton is read at a Cary town coffee house. The recipient is told to respond by post or in person to ensure the letter reaches him, or risk forgetting his catechism while revealing business of utmost consequence to drive the devil out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artresse
Nicholas Farmbrough
Leadenhall Street
L Clayton
The
Cary
London
Northh
Henry Cornish Henley
Stanhoe
Armine Wodehouse
Norfolk
Martia
Portmouth
Spithead
St. Helens
Hughes
St. George
Berwick
Afernoon
West Indies
Einule
French Army Movements and Norfolk Militia Report
News from Hamin and Lippe campaigns describe Detachments and prisoner captures as French forces pursue the enemy. Details from Brussels and Bautzen report victories, cannon confiscations, and shifting camps. Norfolk militia muster and conduct praised, with soldiers paid and eager. Transports for West Indies voyage amid European warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laudon
Baden-Durlaca
Prussia
Pyrna
Marfttat-Daun
Haddick
Prince Henry
Dresden
Brussels
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Collett
Roger Latiers
Qurfelf
Tepanies
Parliament Street
Westminster
Hamin
Esterday
Contades
Lippe
Herberen
Drenstenwort
Marquis de Poyanne
Marquis de Vogue
Halen
Westphalia
Weter
Loyreau
Vienna
Marshal Daun
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