Arrivals of Ships and Origins at Ports Listed
Sailors report arrivals on Tuesday September 11. Ships and captains arrive at Dover Spithead Penzance Falmond Cork Wateford Dublin Quebec and Bristol bringing crews from Quebeck Lehorn Grenades St. Francis Lauret Malaga Petersburgh Canaries Lisbon Jamaica Rotterdam Antigua Dominica Bar badoes and more. Multiple vessels include Marquis of Rockingham Good Intent Emanuel and Sally with crews from various overseas ports.
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Dover
Quebeck
Brash
Hananel, Mead
Lehorn
Spithead
Marquis of
Rockingham
Wh'tewood
The
Granades
St. Francis Lauret
Cox
Ditto
Good Intent
Prout'ny
Malaga
Marchioness
Adex
Ozilvie
Canaries
Penzance
Marazion
James
Petersburgh
Guanby
Freeman
Dtto
Danish squadron driven from Algiers and ships in transit
Reports arrive from Copenhagen on August 28 detailing Captain Moltke's return from Toulon to Altona with word that the Danish squadron, after fighting storms and sickness, left Algiers but faced shortages of warlike flares and bomb vessels. Commodore Kaas has two frigates cruising, and two ships plus a bomb-vessel are being reinforced. Other dispatches describe Panin’s armies near Bender, heavy cannon preparations, and fierce bombardment as troops/engineers push trenches and batteries before the Niefter.
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Wolland
Flanders
Copenhagen
Count Moltke
Marine
Toulon
Altona
Commoore Kaas
Algiers
Kaas
Petersburgh
Panin
Niefter
Bender
Rennenkamy
Elmt
Lobel
Gerber
Watt
Altho
Warsaw
Lelfineur
Rufsian
Duke of Gloucester
Moravia
Italy
Scio
Dardanelles
Morea
Paris
Tremendous News From Europe and London Docks
Dublin reports commissions from America for roads aiding trade. Reading notes a farmer near Checkendon, Oxfordshire, loses stock to vermin after refusing high prices. Deal cites the Duke of Newcastle’s loss at sea. Admiral Elphinstone defeats a Turkish squadron with heavy losses. Dockyard inspections reveal security upgrades after Portsmouth incident. London details include the Elphinstone victory, Queen’s Palace preparations, and various local court and trade updates. Prices and deaths noted, including several civic elections and a sailor’s ship losses.
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Country News
Reading
Checkendon
Oxfordshire
Richard Beasley
Abingdon
Canterbury
Deal
Duke of Newcastle
Tomlinson
Piicataqua
Portsmouth
Scilly
Liverpool
James Withnell
Wigan
Mastiff Attack Fails. Gun Misfire Leaves Man Wounded
A man defended himself against a furious mastiff by striking it with the butt of his gun. The animal was repelled but the weapon discharged into the defender’s body just under the arm. He survived the immediate wound, but later died from the injuries.
Distressing Misfortunes and Notices From Local Directory
Sunday evening a man died at his door near the Coach and Horses Alehouse in New Palace-Yard Wellmins er. An infant daughter swallowed a broken bell from a coral and soon expired. Various clerical appointments and marriages are listed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Obituaries include Rev. Bates of Chelmsford, Capt Easton Bristol, Dr. James Simpson St Andrews, and others. Stock prices and bonds follow with multiple figures and names such as Bank Stock, India ditto, South Sea ditto, and Navy Bills.
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Batter
New Palace-Yard
Wellminser
Craddock
John Benson
Bennet Storer
Richard Palmer
George Bailey
Wimbersley
County of
Wilts
Sa Itbury
Marereo
Jackson
King-Street
Soho
Aukinton
Piccadilly
Dorking
Surry
David Evans
Elizabeth Raven
Parham
Suffolk
Thomas Grithe
Berry Wheeler
Brentwood
Mailete
Stepney
Guilford
Bates
Chelmsford
Essex
Capt Easton
Stoke’s Croft
Bristol
Stt. Andrew’s
Scotland
James Simpson
Hackney
Charles Ford
Ely
Kensington
James Draycott
Elis
Royal Navy
Millbank
Westmingter
Hos
Cross
John Cross
Bart
Woodin
Jamestrees
Golden Square
A. Felhaim
de St. Hubert
Lions
France
Jace
Ratcliffe
West
Tohnson
Partridge
Bow
Blackman-street
Rovouth
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Ireland
Dublin
America
London
Utrecht
Murray
Constantinople
Russia
Zfiir Bey
Elphinstone
Mercing
Ballock
Wendover
Collins
Hugh Palmier
Joh Williams
Edmund Mason
William Bateman
Richard Temple
Barr
His Majesty’s Navy
Deptford
Winchelsea
Elphinston
Ibrahim
Messina
Goodall
Duke of Albany
Stewart
Indiahouse
Bencoolen
Downs
Perring
Dawpool
Venice
Cape Finisterre
Marblehead
Bilboa
Thomas Bateman Lane
George
James Broomwich
Warwick
Lancaster
Thomas Dunwoody
Patric'k Pearson
Mr. Salisbury
Whitechapel
Bear Key
Humble
Thames-fireer
India
South Sea
Ditto India
Bank
Navy
Lockyer Davis
Halborn
Royal Society
Philosophical Transactions
Lowthorp
Jones
Eames
Martyn
Bet
Birch
John Hill
Imsensal Academy
Wi. Owen
Fleet-street
Herwin
Ciesil
Alfa
Vlavrin
Stnmpson
Bo Whiciae
Samuel Clark
Landon
J. Mann
P. Page
Tewerth
Mr. Jefferys
Fenttina
Fe, Interifieifed Ag
Ren Ter
S.A
W. Johnston
J. and
F. Rivington
J. Winton
R. Baldwin
L. Hawes
W., Clarke
R. Collins
Royal Academy of Sciences
S. A
Nader
Ghah
Thomas Kuli Khan
Oder
Damark
Pennéyty
Dufour
Emperor‘of
Chna
Moukden
Voltaire
Tiffet
Madam de Caylus
Demandre
Renaudot
Es. Delille
Deschamp
Flinders
Monthly Review
K. Grifiths
T. Becket and Co
Strand
Great Britain
Aucutt
Norton
Golden-square
Jondon
Prescot-street
Marchant
Innie Nence
Hall
Johnson’se Court
Fleet-streety
Tam
Henry Trenchard Goodenough
Masdalen Hospital
P.S
Dodtors-Commens
Golcen Square
Hein
Jofin Norton
N.B
Jolin Norton
Prietor
Auchor
Murchant
Drons
Matthew Howland
North Audley-street
W. Flexney
Bootseller
Ig Holb
Mefiry
Risshardson and
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
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