Remarkable shipwreck and sea trade notes across Orkney and Cork
The report details wrecks near Kirkwall and Lundy as well as a frigate slip that wrecked with crew lost and captured. mentions a large smuggling operation at Cork and the Harbours Mouth chase by Captain Hart aboard the Hamilton cutter. notes a voyage to Liverpool and a ship renamed Elizabeth of Ringaskiddy with 25 men aboard.
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Caamberland
de Vase
Wiates
Gloucester
Dinrefochi
Bretty
Iri
Society
Fingham
Peter Parker
Pire Herbert
Shoo Boy
James Hevelinae
Heep
Grind ‘Vreafarer
Mie
Willuana Swhite
Gerand
Vonebty
Cattec
Fred
Sunderland
Capechafo
Liverpool
Caphan
Capt
Pall
de Dearl
Chatham Greenlbindian
Condon
Sindy
Nickwall
Lundy
Orkney
Scotland
Stromnets
Kirkwall
North Alps
Cors
Elven
Hamilton Revenue
Captain Hart
Power
Elizabeth
Ringaskiddy
Lynch
Matter
Bourdeaux
Hart
Cork
Northampton
Newby
Swithland
Leicestershire
Travers Keyworth
Keyworth
Nothogham
Hare
Samuel Sither
Sileby
John Prior
Montferre
Prior
Muike
Murte
Arrivals of Ships and Captains at Various Ports
A list of ships and captains arriving at Naples Capes of Virginia Tortola Weymouth Hawburgh Leghorn Amsterdam Bourdeaux Stettin and Constantinople. Origins include Exeter Clyde Liverpool Bourdeans Philadelphia Smyrna London Yarmouth St Domingo and Saloaica with captains Leech Woods Cook Engath Hitchings Peterson Langlais Genthe Albrecht Warren and others.
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Naples
Queen of Naples
Leech
Exeter
Capes of Virginia
Jeanie
Gill
Clyde
Tortola
Sally
Woods
Liverpool
Ninthe
M‘neal
Bourdecans
Weymouth
Union
Urquhart
Hawburgh
Mary Ann
Cook
Maria Glizibeth
Brunswick
London
Vortola
Jenny
Engath
Philadelphia
Leghorn
Swallow
Hitchings
Smyrnit
Atmsterdam
Friendship
Peterson
Bourdeaux
Jason
Langlais
St. Domingo
Stettin
Mercurius
Genthe
Angute
Wilhelm
Albrecht
Phebe
Warren
Yarmouth
Lotphora
Rindley
Smyrna
Minerva
Ughes
Constaninaple
Lansdown
Sion
Uve
Waring
Saloaica 5
Brother
Codner
Hour Sanytat
King Pensions and Name Change Listed in London Gazette
The King promotes Rev Henry Jackson Close to Hitchin Rectory, with Norwich Diocese noted after Bernard Mulls death. John Hall Stevenson of Skelton Castle granted license to adopt the surname Wharton with arms. Margaret Wharton of York confirmed as aunt to the late John Hall Stevenson. Also includes a long list of bankrupts and surrender dates across London and towns like Barbican, Guildhall, Leeds, and Oxfordshire.
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Henry Jackson Close
Hitchin
Suffolk
Norwich
Bernard Mulls
John Hall Stevenson
Skelton Caastle
County of York
Wharton
Margaret Wharton
City of York
Heralds Office
Miajesty
College of Arims
Thomas Caster
Brown’ S Bahings
Mary Ae
Gundal
Adams
Morlane
Thomas Edman
Barbicar
Astor
Guilehail Acadeney
T. Holloway
Bream's-burdings
Chancery
Mark Gibbard
Rom
Feller
Jane
Holborn
Wiliam Wilson
Cannon-street
Climcd's Inn
Chancery -Lane
Waters Powney
Henley Upon Thames
Oxfordshire
Berge-Matter
Carpenter
Coa
Guildhall
Raiston
New Bridge-fteet
Blackfriars
William Capper
Holborn-Hill
Linen-Draper
New Bridge-tteeet
Nicholas Block
Newgate Street
Guildhal
Allornies
Meil
Dennette and
Greaves
Henretta-Street
Covent Garden
Vernon Southern
Kingston Upon Hull
Yorkshir
C Ofs Keys-inn
KngQup
Full
Lockwood
Beverley
Samuel Mifield
Edward Mirfield
Leeds
Yorkshire
White Hosse
Boarlanr
Surrender and divorce notices and dividends list itemized
The notice lists multiple individuals from Stafford and surrounding counties with surrender dates set for May 22 and 23 at the Swan Inn Stafford, dividend payments scheduled for June 9 to June 17, and various names including Mickerton Price Thorne Searle Rogers Hofon Headland Wathen Scurr Hilton Page among others in a clustered probate and public notices page. The text reflects legal actions, surrenders, marriages, and financial distributions with dates, times, and locations across Guildhall and related venues.
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Leeds
John W.tson
C. Hollm
Robert Surtan
Stafford
Staffordthre
Maker
Swan-inn
Attae Mickerton
Mr. Price
London
James Shaw
Drayton
Falea
Shrows Heeper
Correnaer
Ofve
Swan Ian
Atco, Keen
Benjamin Price
Cery Lane
Lon On
John Searle
High
Lords Adjourn After Eviction Charge Debates
The Lords adjourned Westminster Hall after further eviction charges and sent a message to the Commons. They agreed to pending bills and will resume Mr Luthtngs trial tomorrow morning.
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Westminster-blall
Commons
Turspay and Commons Debates on North Britain Laws
Fragmentary report of a late parliamentary session with motions for a Committee of the Whole House to review acts regulating North Britain, discussions on fiscal year accounting, and remarks by Sir Greg Cooper and Mr. Steele on revenues, imports, and the sinking fund.
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Notte
Moute
Britain
Mr. Dawias
Hess
Indi
Gilbert
Yeterday
Committee of Ways and Means
Greg Cooper
Stele
Friend
Baronet
A&t
Commissioners of Accounts
Steele
Hafey
Huffy
Royal event noted with Blac] day and T after
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a royal event linked to Blac] day and a T after, with unclear surrounding details and names obscured. The readable portion conveys a ceremonial or formal reference rather than a complete report.
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Dior
John Donaldson
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King’s Bench
Justives
Surrey
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Carter
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Querhes
Hall-lane
Warley
Kingswood
Thomas Bishe
Mion
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Tueres
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Dunkirk
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Fleet-market
St. George’s Welds
Lamb's Condiit Street
James Beck
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Shar
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Parliamentary Intelligence
House of Lord
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