Port News and Maritime Notices from Gravesend and London
A lengthy shipping update reports arrivals, departures, and convoys across the English Channel and Atlantic, detailing ships such as Arundal, Ansdell, Jamaica Watt, and others sailing to Grenada, Jamaica, and Newfoundland. It notes the Bristol man of war’s dock status issues, naval press warrants, and the opening of seamen rendezvous at major ports amid ongoing Anglo-American tensions.
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Dea
Arundal
Mann
Grenada
Downs
Gravesend
Mersey
Ansdell
Archangel
Mercury
Bringman
Bremen
London
Barclay
Peter
Heldt
Hereford
Walker
Ditto
Fame
Godfrey
St. Vincent's
Rogers
Liddle
Warcy
Robertson
Portsmouth
Jenny
Thompson
Africa
Goldwyer
Pymer
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Sukey
Horwood
William
Polly
Spurrier
Bilboa
Elbe
Varley
Hull
Hamburgh
Deal
Willim
Collingwood
Plymouth
Mary Jemima
Broad
Neptune
Daibel
Jersey
Ranger
Spithead
Southamp
Thomas and Mary
Buck
Newcaitle
Concord
Ruston
Sundackand
Constantia
Coulson
Scestin
Providence
Morris
Cork
Brittol
Meredith
Henderson
Jamaica
Dicto
Anna
Shilton
Bristol
Chester
Barbadoes
Hispaniola
Philadelphia
Curacoa
France
Ingland
Charles
Pallas
Cornwallis
Virginia
Abby
Lamb
Poland
Lithuania
Kingdom of Poland
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Portmouth
Mother Bank
Nathaniel Bailey
Morse
Watt
Feet
Maidstone
Drake
Petersburgh
America
Success Wright
Jermyn
Dorothy
White
Hibberts
Boyds
Golden Grove
Watson
Simpson
Blazegrove
Campbell
Betty
Rughe
Experiment
Bruce
Friendship
Standivich
Gowland
King George
Smith
St. Vincent’s
Rebecca
Seton
St. Kit’s
Armce
Adventure
Sime
Oliver
Antiguas
Ciytus
Clerke
Nevis
York
Cample
Hardwick
Sewell
Gibraltar
England
Wales
Wapping
Tower Hill
Scotland
Ireland
Friends Good Hope
Baldock
Yarmouth
Koningsberg
Lesfoe
Clifton
Liverpool
Hoyle Bank
Yelloraay
Chanceryinne
Sherogat
Henry Earl Bathurst
Great Britain
Cornwall
Somerfetshire
Worcesershire
Cheshire
Birmingham
Seaton
Hayes
Trinity College
Cambridge
Westminster School
Ward
Dottor
Letter From Center to London Amid War Haze 1776
A dramatic letter from Center fetfpire to a London friend laments the perilous state of affairs in 1776 Britain. It blends Shakespearean allusion with references to two armies, camp life, and eerie nights, then pivots to social critique of dissenters and church politics. The writer rails against discomforting joy and religious meddling, recounting bias against midwives and a county bishop’s actions, before ending with a long advertisement for Hunter’s State Lottery Office touting various prize schemes and protections. The piece interweaves literary allusions, political critique, and commercial notices in a single market-page voice.
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London
Ray
Ayzard
Gundoy
Freehold Estates Auction in Hertford County England
Auction notice for two tenements and a dwelling near Berkhamstead in Hertfordshire, with roads to London and turnpike access. Property includes gardens, orchard, and buildings, fronted by a 35 foot facade. Viewings arranged with tenants and at local inns. inquiries to JONATHAN HAWES and associates.
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Jonathan Hawes
Prince's Arms
Baknam
Jardon
Trone
London
Anais
Mr. Healey
James Foster
Francis Gol
Robert Loaster
Paris
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Lifton
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M‘dougal
Frazer
Engle
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Dublin
Commons
Thomas Emerson
Corke
New-York
New York
Lord Howe
House of Peers
Lord Mansfield
Earl of Mansfield
Nottingham
George Onslow
Lord Onslow
Repps
Ludham
Norfolk
Hickling
Bowler
Lewisham
Kent
Whitechapel
Corn Exchange
London Bridge
London Evening Pott
Peter Parker
South
Church of England
Hunter
State Lottery Office
New Bondetree
Rex
Lakew
Homer
Oraonad
WN. B
Ee Ensaemma Mre
Ee Ae
Hornsby
Pearce
Oilize
Corchilt
Cox
Lorwry
Prizy
Polic
Prion
Foctery
Aticset
Eos Lim
Elakt Cens
Prarce
Joe Tery
Agesadis
Norg
Taté
Fornigy
Pearze
Nayos
Eloniby
Fearce
Mr. Molesworth
Molesworth