Arrived from Lisbon Falmouth packet brings earthquake news
The King George packet from Lisbon arrived at Falmouth after sixteen days. It reports an earthquake on the 31st with no deaths, some old houses shattered and others damaged, lasting five minutes. The captain spoke with a British warship about the Grand Cyprus privateer and other vessels encountered, with various ships listed and a large cargo manifest.
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Browne
Falmouth
Lisbon
Bar
Bayonne
Britannia
Olive
London
Cork
Guadalupe
Cape Finisterre
Pédrol Et Sera
Bertelome
Cadiz
Matts
Loretta
Purvis
Merryfield
Gibraltar
Aberdeen
Murray Firth
Yarmouth Roads
Plymouth
Neptune
Blackford
England
Dolphin
Fayter
Figuera
Newfoundland
Figuera Harbour
Robinson
Philadelphia
Dover
Diana
John Adee
Prince William
Graystock
Prince of Wales
Barwick
Peter and Stephen
Paris
William and Mary
Stockton
Prince Edward
Willcox
Rotterdam
Fame
Woodall
Virginia
Whitehaven
Flamborough-head
Pering
Bristel
Ingenious Oar-Driven Ship Model and East India Troop Enlistments
Public notice describes a two to sixteen oars engine model for ships, promising steady motion in calms, with demonstrations at Bank Coffee House. Also advertisement seeks many soldiers for five years in India with pay, bedding, apparel, and entertainment, plus troops for a light horse troop, at the Highlander in St Mildred's Court.
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Thomas Dullison
Giles Tottingham
N.B
Birmingham
London
Bank
Threadneedle Street
United East India Company
A &Eat
India
Highlander
Wen
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Castile
Isle of Bourbéo
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Aldersgate
Edward Hawke
Bath
Trinity House
Charles Molloy
Jeremiah Dyson
House of Commons
Cotton-yard
Westminster
Worcester
John Vernon
Betsey Harris
Alderman Harris
Hotham
Miss Hubbard
Enfield
John Roberts
King’s Arms Yard
Coléman-street
Miss Fenton
William Fenton
St. Christopher’s
Thomas Clapham
East Indies
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Greek-street
Soho
Hertford
Germany
Cornwallis
Lord Cornwallis
Warwick
James Rutherford
Dublin
Master Welton
Thomas Welton
Rivenellin
Essex
St. Andrew’s ‘Church
West Ham
County of Essex
Edmund Lord Bishop
Chester
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St. James’s
Clerkenwell
Messiah
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Stanley
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St. James’s Street
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Cornhill
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Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Navy Office
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Apy
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John Benson
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White-Lyon
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