Ships Arrived and Departed At Bristol With Slaves List
September 23 records show arrivals and departures including Earl of Bathurst Clap from wee pe oR ROT VW ED. Alexander Hurter from Petersburgh at Bristol. Alect boa Shepherd from Jamaica at St Augustine. Young Reinolds Schwartz from London at Han.bro. Richard from Newfoundland at Bilboa. Sarbira Maria Finch from London at Siettin Charlotte. Letefly from Isle De Noss at St. Do mingo with 2353 slaves. Hitchinson from Whitehaven at Petersburgh. Hope Roper from Hamburgh at Lancaster.
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Harridt
Blackburn
New York
Earl of Bathurst
Clap
Alexander,Hurter
Petersburgh
Bristol
Tent
Shepherd
Jamaica
St. Augestine
Fly
Ceekrant
Clyde
Young Reinolds
Schwartz
London
Han
Broeverpe
Richard
Newfoundland
Bilboa
Sarbira Maria
Finch
Siettin Charlotte
Letefly
Isle- de Noss
St. Do
Hitchinson
Whitehaven
Petersburgh Hope
Roper
Hamburgh
Lancaster
Oxford news rounds up a fatal year and civic shifts
In Oxford on Wednesday James Christopher Ogilvie A B Hertford College died after seven months of consumption at Dick's Coffee-House aged twenty one. In Chester Mr John Doswell elected Mayor for the year, a public entertainment at St John's House followed. The Rev William Wood married to Mrs Henrietta Silver. Rumor states Captain Wade aims to stand as Master of the Ceremonies at Bath, after resigning his post.
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Oxford
Spr
Dick's
James
Christopher Ogilvies
Hertford College
Inchester
Mottguess
John Doswell
St. John’s House
William Wood
Countess of
Chathem
Henrietta--Silver
Portsmouth
Downs
St. Helen’s
Dominica
Tobago
St. Vincent’s
Infant
Falmouth
King George
Thompson
Lisbon
Ocean
Plymouth
Admiral Shuldham
Office of Ordnance
Prince Maflerano
Dover
Calais
Spa
Germany
Philip Tisdail
Reland
Hawke
France
Admiralty
Ruby
Woolwich
Joseph Deane
Eig
Mercury
Coffin
Barbadoe’s
Dartmouth
New-England
Mills
London
East Seas
Earl of Suffolk
Blackheath
Tralee
Ireland
Cape Clear
Aberdeen
Cork
Castle Townford
Bantry
America
New-York
Beck Ey
Muir
Antigua
Marcus
Nancy
Lowrie
St. Kitt’s
Hammond
Goodrick
Neptune
Wood
Virginia
Boston
Manley
Hancock
Oporto
Jersey
Lady Hook
Coaves
Blackbird
Burletton
Sunderland
Success
Blandford
Guernsey
East India
Charming Molly
Langer
Goodwill
Hellard
Betsey
Frith
Centurion
Owen
Corke Peace
Mafon
Lizard
St. James's
John
Jones
New York
Wall
Richmond
Kingston
Petersham
Walnut-field
Regiment of Foot
Rishmond Round-House
Lord Hawke
Petticoat-lane
Sir Charles Raymond
Ilford
Essex
Barking
Brecon
Margaret-street
Cavendish S Quare
Old Bondstreet
Switzerland
Old
Burlington-street
Rob Wyburgh
Penrith
Carlisle
George Atkinson
Crown Ion
Smithfield Market
Lincolnshire
Newmarket
John Fennen
Colchester
Dolphin Inn
Rimford
Horster
Aura-Exchange
Johan Davies
Sadworth
Berkshire
Phipps Welton
Witney
Oxfordshire
Shabington
Bucks
Thomas Lawrence
Little East Cheap
Elizabeth Rayner
Jewry-street
Bath
John Campbell
Calder
Scotland
County of Nairn
Embargo on Ships to Colonies Amid War Rumors
Reports from Cadiz and Paris indicate a naval embargo on vessels bound for colonies. Merchant captains refused departure while some had permission to sail, amid tensions between Britain and France. The death of Don Simon de Andavy Schlazzi is noted, and the Pope’s envoy Maximilian accompanies imperial forces to Bohemia and Moravia.
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Foferkay
Mailsrom
Brance
Holland
Flanders
Cadiz
St. Gertrude
Nere
St. *Sderamént
Marshal de Cassio Vertiz
Manila
Brett
London
Eneral
Ignya
Maximilian
Bohemia
Moravia
Continental ship of war Vengeance arrives with prizes
Extracted letters describe the Vengeance with two prizes near 200 men aboard for war and commerce, including the Jasper commanded by Timothy Cuthbert and a transport with 46 men. Casualties: Jasper 15 killed, 24 wounded. transport 11 killed, 14 wounded. Also notes capture of brig William Brightwell and an American privateer success against other vessels.
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Boston
New
England
Vengeance
Watts
Timothy Cuthbert
William Howe
Jasper
William
Herby
Brightwell
Dublin
Oporto
St. George’s’Channel
Nantz
Leith
Leghorn
Harwich
Portsmouth
Miffin
John Day
Fletcher
Ireland
Bourdeaux
Bret
Goa
Uhant
Voyage and coastal patrols near Guernsey and Portsmou
Extracts from Portsmouth London and New York letters recount a voyage retreat ashore to dry stores after damage, then reach Rosco and Guernsey before losing land in hazy conditions. Additional items note transports to the Caribbean, fortifications, ship fittings, coin finds, royal events, naval prizes, and local crime and market prices.
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Rosco
Guernsey
London
Bath Races Concluded In Unusual Cup Dispute
A Bath meeting where several horses ran in the Bath Cup and other purses ended with a curious incident. Mr Wildman refused the gold cup for its small size before a steward resolved the matter by paying the price and reoffering the cup at seventy guineas. Sir George Paul is named steward for next year.
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Bath
Thurday
Charles Baw
Wildman
Lichester
Eurus
oho]Sheiles
H. Sarpedon
Wm. Guife
Caiaphas
Parker
Angelina
O'Reily
King Milefus
Moerworth
Yeats
Lord Grosvenor
Lord Corke
Capt
Bertie
J. H. Coxe
Mr. Coxe
Pigott
Jennings
Mr. Nurrhewoaid
T.miches
F. Corinth Lady
P.p
Sch. m
Eclipse
B. c
Coxe
H. Ly
Wildmaan
Charles Bamfylde
Purchasers urged to buy shares in present lottery
R John Sharman of Mr Molesworths Calculation announces shares will be issued within a fortnight with a free detailed plan of the public security. A premium ticket grants £500 if last drawn, £150 for the second draw, and £100 for the first draw, with other prizes listed. Caution issued against sellers lacking original tickets under threat of imprisonment.
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R. John Sharman
M Molesworth
High Holborn
Fleet-fleet
Birchin-lane
Cornhill
Boldero, Kendalls, Adey, and Co
Lombard Street
Zor
Lectures on Midwifery and Women Child Health Opening
On Wednesday the 11th of October at five in the evening Dr Leake will begin a course of lectures on theory and practice of midwifery and diseases peculiar to women and children at his house in Craven Street Strand. Pupils may attend Westminster Eyeing In Hospital when qualified, with early entrants admitted to practice. an Hospital Assistant may be occasionally received with extra privileges.
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Leake
Craven-street
Strand
Westminster’ Eying-In-Hospital
Reias
LeAuses
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