Shipping News From Southampton and Deal April 13 16
The Daily Register records vessels and captains sailing to or from Exeter Quebec Lisbon Virginia Hamburgh Bremen and South Carolina. Ships under convoy include Maidstone with outward-bound fleets and several named ships such as William and Mary Enterprize Braganza St Peter and St Paul Henrietta Elizabeth Kitty and Liberty with wind directions noted April 13 to 16.
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Vigilant
Churchill
Black Prince
Rawlins
King William
Pearce
Newfoundland
Prince of Wales
Chapman
Lee
Southamption
Wind N.N.E
William and Mary
Franklin
Exeter
le Buez
Quebec
Deal
E.N. E
Maidstone
Gravesend
Braganza
Hart
St. Peter and St. Paul, Modell
Henrietta
Hill
Lisbon
Elizabeth
Douglas
Virginia
Flying Mercury
Stimpson
Hamburgh
Kitty
Johnson
South Carolina
Liberty
Stringer
Bremen
Capt. Potts
Volunteer
London
Spain
Commodore Keppel
Bay
Potts
Defiance
Welton
Poole
St. Chistopher’s
Lady Carmilla
Crawford
Tyson
Stubbs
Rowley
Kiddall
Pitt
Young
Mills
Finch
Prospect
Wright
Bristol
Warnell
Mercury
Odiorne
Piscataqua
Bishop
Old Calabar
Speedwell
James Allan
Vigo
Oporto
Fearon
Dover
Dorfershire
Campbell
Belfast
Barbadoes
Bayonne
Channel
Lyon
Scandrett
Antigua
St. Ann
Wauchop
Dunn
Gibraltar
Madeira
Planter
Wynn
New York
Liverpool
Kennedy
Denia
Eaton
Kingston
Cowes
Plymouth
Guernsey
Cormorant
Julius
Cesar
Jamaica
Fraser
Guadalupe
Angola
York
Knill
Mary
Terpsichore
Judith
Webber
Cadiz
Bennet
Chester
George
Cork
Hector
Thomas
Gallant
Forrest
Amphion
Bourdeaux
Martinico
St. Kitt’s
England
Africa
Martinicos
Admiralty
Holland
Texel
Gosport
Bask
Portsmouth
Poets, Privateers, and Malta Debates Run Through Atlantic News
News from Virginia to St Christopher's lists ships and captains, including Capt. Potts and several vessels homeward or at sea. Dispatches recount privateers, prizes, and convoys, with commentary on the Knights of Malta and Ottoman threats to Malta, plus court and society notes from London.
Navy Office Half-Pay Payments Open for Sea Officers
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury announce half-pay start dates for sea officers, with payments to begin at the Navy Office Broad Street on Monday April 27 at ten o clock, continuing the following day. Officers must bring affidavits of no public employment and certificates of Test and Oaths, or their attorneys may supply them. Also notice a charity fundraiser by the Hospital for the Maintenance and Education of exposed and deserted children with a concert in the chapel on April 24, tickets from local venues and the hospital steward, doors open at nine, performance at noon.
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Arthur's
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Button's
Cornhill
Tom
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Will
Zucker
Smeth
William Ellis
Thomas Smith
Church Street
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