Arrivals and arrivals and sailings in port news
Falmouth and Dover report arrivals of packet ships from New York Jamaica and Lisbon with further vessels bound to London Bristol Sunderland and Ostend. London and Deal chronicle fleet movements including the Edward and Neptune bound for Jamaica and New York. Royal court events include the queen’s drawing room appearance and Premier ships leaving for America. Reports on crime, robberies, and public notices cap the Port News with reexaminations and trials. naval appointments and gifts from the Ottoman minister accompany the dispatch.
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Falmouth
Arived
Robinson
New York
Sherbourn
Lisbon
Dover
Thomas and
John
Spence
Gua Galape
Countess of Elgin
Fullerton
Prince George
Tarr
Jamaica
James
Borley
Pool
London
Wright
Tinmouth
Margaret
Gibb
Dundee
Bristol
Mary
Mason
Sunderland
Whitby
S' Goodwill
Baker
Endeavour
Wilson
Madison
Sunderlands
Batavia
Slef
Surinam
Amsterdam
Gardner
Ostend
Join
Sarah
Sparks
Topsham
Deal
Edward
Davis
Neptune
Keys
St. Kitt’s
Young
Dante
W. Gravesend
Betsey
Hill
Nancy
Chrithe
Mackey
Percysburgh
Lovita
Jobson
Fortune
Harrison
Saunders
Norway
Liberty
Cornferth
Diamond
Perry
Elizabeth
Mallard
Scobba
Riga
Enigheighe
Bremen
St. Michael
Chizelbeck
Sratreen
New Hampshire
Gibbs
Grenadoes
Oxford
Duke of York
Earl of Huntingdon
Duke of
Saxe Gotha
Princess of Wales
Amelia
Prince of Wales
Princess Dowager of Wales
St. James’s
Earl and Countess of Northumberland
Lord Warkworth
Algernon Percy
Northumberland-house
Strand
Finch-ley-common
William Beauchamp Prestor
Middlesex
Lord Despenser
West Wickham
Bucks
Downs
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
America
West Indies
North America
Florida
Louisiana
North’ America
Hamburgh
Sauth Carolina
Election pledge from John Luther to Essex County rivals
A dated political letter from July 13 2763 in Essex County shows John Luther thanking the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders for nominating him to represent the county. He vows to follow Revolution principles, liberty, and the county’s interests, and to seek the true sense of the county on election day.
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Essex
Ges Tlamen
John Luther
Chelmsford
John Conyers
Charity Appeal for a Widow and Children in Posthumous Testimony
An 18th century plea urges charitable acts as utmost virtue. A widow with an aged mother and several children faces destitution after the death of their breadwinner. Donations are requested to Rev. Mr. Doubty and local merchants at multiple London addresses to support the family and seek admission for a child to Christ Hospital.
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Scott
Dover
Montegua Bay
Lyon
Lwin
Dundee
Wauchope
William
Newland
Beifey
Miller
Granby
Bayley
Gulph
Lon
Prince George
Foy
Edward Lovell
77Th Regiment of Foot
Col. Montgomery
Grant
George Otter
Soth Regiment
Foot
New York
Riciard Nugent
William Mence
11Th Regiment of Foot
Bocland
Samuel Speed
John Detrailleur
48Th Regiment of Foot
Webb
George Young
Hopkins
Excise
Hicks’s Hall
Clerkenwell Bridewell
John Carrere
Pilkington
Letitia Pilkington
Dean Swif
Peter-street
Westminster
John Goodchild
Stratton-street
Hyde-park-corner
St. George’s Hospital
Portsmouth
Leatherhead
Surrey
Godalming
How
Stratford
Jand
Turner
Eastham
M. Dupleix
French Academy
Czarina
M. d'Alembert
Hambuszh
Isft
Paty
Donbty
St. James’s
Clerkenwell
Harenell
George’s Court
St. John’s Lane
Edwards
Williams
Bankfelter
Mitre Tavern
Breet Street
Porcal
Goldfinich
Ludgate Hall
Garry
Silver Carter
Long Acre 5
Ansten
St. Janess Market
Fortes
Mitcie Moorfields
Watch
Hicknel’s
St. Michael’s Agleyy Cornhill
Jon Mitchell
General Pot
Lombard Street
N.B
Wacow
Fen Guingas
Doubty
P.C
Anto Christ-Hospital
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Art
Justice Clarke
Howard
William Perry
Joseph ‘Waring
Brewer
King Street
George Weatherston
Stangate
Cooper
Weatherston
Alderman Dickinson
Guildhall
Bishopsgate Street
Bally-yard
New= gate
Chancery-lane
Smallex
England
John Prince
Sir John Fielding
Coghill Knapp
Prince
Elizabeth Jones
Charles James
Cheapside
Poland
Berlin
Prussia
Angora
Ohio
Jamaicy
Chc
Fidelin Festicagion
Che Havannah
Copped- Hall
R. Bayford
Great Buffel Street
Bloomsbury