Siege and shipping news from a broad Atlantic conflict
Reports from Cadiz, Belleisle, and the Atlantic reveal naval movements and engagements involving British ships, French forces, and enslaved cargo. Dispatches describe ships overboard, prizes, and crews saved, with updates on officers, convoys, and bombardments. Letters note political shifts, appointments, and public notices in London and Edinburgh, alongside obituaries and local deaths.
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Govern
India Company
India
Mons
Buffy
France
Lally
Pondicherry
Cadiz
Wolf
Smith
Guadalupe
Liverpool
Farleton
Linnaker
Cambletown
Scotland
Betsey
Dibben
Friar
Galley
London
Newfoundland
Prince Eugene
Kenly
Campbell
Boscawen
M‘ Quaid
Johnson
Elizabeth
Shepherd
Martha
Reid
Old Calabar
Sally
M‘gill
Barbadoes
Jason
Unicorn
Plymouth
England
Gibraltar
Shark
Owen
Martinico
Grazaiter
Fowey
Oporto
Portugal
Neptune
Kavanagh
St. Lucar
Alexander, Reid
Madeira
Antigua
Good Intent
Lee
Falmouth
Teneriffe
St. Philip
Paris
Prince de Soubise
Lower Rhine
Francfort
Marshal Broglio
Versailles
Chevalier de St. Croix
Belleisle
Andras
Thomas
Meck Jin
Brussels
Leghorn
Constantinople
Otdman-Admiral
Chevalier de Vergennes
Order of Malta
Linen Drapery Warehouse sale and Mr Zucker performances
A late 19th century notice advertises Fennant’s Linen Drapery Warehouse in Compton Street Soho selling Irish linens at low prices with stock from Worstead and Corton Hofed at prime cost. It also promotes Mr Zucker’s nightly performances at Hickford’s Concert Room in Panton Street with private daytime shows available by appointment.
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Fennant
Golden-Fleece
Compton-Street
Soho
N. B
Worstead and Corton
Worstead
Mr. Zucker
Hick‘ford
Panton-street
Sinaineestein
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Epei Apeling
Hland
Germany
Gravesend
Nore
Huffey
Scott
Portsmouth
James Stewart
Kenzie
Earl of Bute
Sardinia
Republic of Venice
Henry’ Grenville
Earl Temple
Othman Port
James Porter
George
Duke of Rutland
Brooks
Elizabeth Eyebright
Hyde Park
Stepney
Secretary of State’s
Col. Delahain
Richard Wilson
Leeds
Howgate
Halifax
Royds
Fordie
Perthshire
Patrick
M‘ewan
York
Jane Atkins
Jonathan Atkins
Gimthorp
County
Cotland
Edinburgh
William Alston
His Majésty
John Hope
Materia Medica
Henry, Uhthoff
Nicholas Battier
Philpot-Cané
King’s Arms Tavern
Cornhill
Tindal
Theatre-Royal
Covent Garden
Theodosius
Smith Marcian
Leontine
Gibson Varanes
Ross Pulcheria
Vincent Athenais
Ward
Williams
Fleet Street
St. Alban’s Street
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Globe
King’s Head
Poultry
Sarrant
Navy-Office
His Majesty
S Treasury
Navy
Broad-street
His
Chatham
Magdalén-house Charity
A. Winterbottom
Coventry
Thomas” Dullison
Castle
Falcon Inn
Aldersgate
Thomas Dullison
Giles Tottingham
N.B
Birmingham
Alferigate
George Smith
Chester
Stonal
Castle Bromage
Merriden
Kit’s End
Barnet
Welwyn
Baldock
Eaton
Alconbury-Hill
Wansford
Great North
John Shenton
George Walker
Francis Sargent
Rich
Warburton
Robert Munday
Cath
Bellaers
Edward Marshall
Kit's End
Peterborough
Lincoln
Wantford
Uppingham
Hay-Cock
Leicester
Warrington
London Punch- Hall
Lugate-Hill
Hollingsworth
Drury Lane
Géijper Galfon
Jolfier
Kandr Jones
Leites
WRICH
Rey Fae Ae
Cologne
Clary Elixix de Garris
Prague
Bae
Edward Hawke
Ani
Briffey and’ Co
Brown, and Son
Martin and Co
Lombard-Street
Honeywood and Co
Duke of York
Sir Edward Hawke
Knt
Richmond
Surry
Solomon da Corta
Gaa R