Fleet updates and port notices from London era
The report notes the Duke of Cumberland's six frigates Venus Seaford Glory Pembroke Lively and Hind Sloop completed and to maneuver for Royal inspection. It mentions Truro frigate of 32 guns to Capt Lee, and Adriatic cargo incident near Alicante. Also covered are fines paid by Richard Brooke and other sheriffs, a Chancery case, parliamentary coalitions, mineral samples from North American colonies, a carpet factory plan near London, and various local incidents, weddings, deaths and public notices in London society.
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Cumberland
Venus
Seaford
Glory
Pembroke
Lively
Hind
Truro
Admiralty
Lee
East India Company
India
Woodridge
Alicant
London
Richard. Brooke
Marks
Middlesex
Court of Common Council
Benjamin Truman
Bartholomew Price
Bayne
Richard Bristow
George Colman
Court of Chancery
Tris
Shoreditch Church
Hackney
Simpson
Golden-lane
Friday Street
New- Crofe
Greenwich
Watlingftreet
Thomas Cartwright
Taylor
Charles Street
Grosvenor-quare
Wildon- Green
Tothill Fields
Bridewell
Drury Lane
Marybone
Bonnevil
Constantinople
New England
Church of England
Paris
Earl of Pembroke
England
Royal Exchange
King’s Arms
Cornhill
Bishopsgate Church
Bishopsgate
Matthew Blackiston, Bart
James Townsend
Wettlowe
Cornwall
Rofiter
Townsend
Alderman Townsend
Son
Liberty
St. Helen’s
Theosy
Sawbridge
Beckford
Bailsthaw-ward
Limes Street
Society of Free and Accepted
Brother Dunn's
Dillon
Lord Dillon
Prince of Orange
Count de Viri
Dover
Duke of Cumberland
Richard
Trevor
Earl “of
the .Customs
Negle
Dr Laft in his Chariot at Foote's Theatre
Prolog for a 1770s performance by D Garrick and Foote features a quack doctor satire. The prologue mocks medical quackery and stage puffery, with an epilogue by the play’s author presented by a young girl as the closing entertainment. The piece derides chariots, medical nostrums, and public affectations in a lively period voice.
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Dr. Laft
D. Garrick
Mr. Foote
Carl
Laft
Theatre Royal
Dover
Stingo
Gilbert
Foote’s
Betley
Felinol
Seakian
Pomataey Firewitch Getrilly
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Barnet
Finchley
Covent-garden
Willoughby de Brooke
Hill-street
Berkley Square
Henry Thrale
Southwark
Stretham
Surry
Cranbrook
Kent
Thomas Adams
Scott
John Cooke
Swifts
William Fisher
Polly Smith
Daniel Barah, Lusada
Abigail Barah
Bury-street
St. Mary Axe
St. Clement’s Danes
John Meech
Dorsetthire
Chiselhurst
Elderton
N.E . S. Cowes
Lymington
Foomer
Good Harmony
Damitty
Dantzick
Deal
Sandy Point
Gibbons
St. Kitt’s
New Hampshire
Gravesend
Eagle
Guppy
Calais
Liverpool
Susannah
Matthews
Jamaica
Yarmouth
Prulisan Hero
Herbert
Memell
Rachel
Smyth
Malaga
John
Thomas
Shiphard
Ansqua
Marquis
Rockingham
Dennis
South Carolina
Whitehaven
Jenny
Mitchelson
Virginia
Newfoundland
Ann
Hodge
Prosperous
Roberts
Pruffian King
Harvey
Teague
St. Francis
Trenblet
Nancy
Pine
Dartmouth
Lancaster
Bridetown
Leatherbarrow
Dominica
Elizabeth
Clark
St. Croix
Phebe
Lawson
Hitchintrook
Prigeon
Lynn
Leith
Ritchie
Riga
Richmond
Hamilton
Fune
Adriatic
F. Woodbridge
Ancona
Unity
M. Engel
Stettin
Sally
E. Carbeny
Waterford
Fortune
T. Toft
Norway
Arundell
J. Searwell
Ireland
Minerva
A. Read
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Adrianople
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Bonneval
Leghorn
Ailand
Shane Oy
Eesmero van Fade
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Fidia Cp
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Smithfield
Gentral
New ‘Guild
Westminster
Mit
Berkeley
Baya Hirani
Hutherford-market
Mellor
Newgate
Robert Darling
Mary Warnett
Litchfield
Mary Curtain
Chiswick
Overhall
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
Ann Speakman
Chi
Bristol
Exeter
Norwich
Canterbury
Serjeant’s Inn
Brown