Turbulent incident at Newporch and Rhode Island harbor
News from New York reports a mob clash aboard St John the ship of Captain Hill after deserter searches. Several were bruised, the crew retreated aboard, and orders were issued to seize those responsible with legal actions promised.
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Port News: Ships Sailed and Arrivals From Jamaica and London
Falmouth on Sept 17 reports Christiana eilly Gil sailing for the Straits and Duke of tnenchsee hid Goodridge bound for New York. Arrivals include Bristal Tweadtry Thompson and Prince George White from Jamaica and Barbadoes bound vessels from London Cadiz and Rhode Island with several others. News notes multiple ships entering and departing from Seville, London, Jamaica, and Newfoundland ports.
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Prince George
White
Jamica
South Carolina
Jane
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Barbadoes
Kent
Vaughan
Salisbury
Sweet
Hotton
Lancaster
Triton
Good
Jamaica
Royal Cumberland
London
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Torbay
Charlotta
Hill
Sale
Bathe
Polly
Toma
Rhode Island
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Seville
Young
Ar Litbon
Charming Polly
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Carolina
Newfoundland
Young Catherine
Orton
Britannia
Tiller
Philadelphia
Saltash elects Sweerentam mayor after repeal cheers
Sept 16 Saltash reports Mr Sweerentam, a riding officer, elected mayor without opposition. The corporation dined together as royal healths were drunk and a total repeal of the tax on cyder and perry was celebrated amid local joy and relief. Plymouth meanwhile notes blowing weather and coal shortages across the region, with complaints from Wales and Newcastle about dwindling supplies.
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Cambridge
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