Portlmouth Ship Arrivals and Outward Bounds Report
Portlmouth April 28 ships and outward bound East India vessels noted. The Granada bomb departed harbor while the Good Intent with Hans Nelson aboard entered. Rotterdam bound to Curacao, hampered by easterly winds. several other ships passed Laghorng and Falmouth with captains listed and ports Piscataqua and St Maloes also mentioned.
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Portlmouth
Granada
Aterday
Prussia Warns Circles Against Demanding Troops
A Prussian royal declaration warns the Circle of Westphalia deputies against demanding troops or money for war efforts. It threatens to treat those who yield to the demand or aid enemies as declared enemies. The notice mentions Colberg, Dresden, Prague, and Danube maneuverings as the conflict unfolds.
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Prussia
Iestphalia
Ture
Cologn
Prusfia
Ekphalia
Cologne
Rey
Fleta ‘Pairkhal
Soltikoff
Ulitzin
Colberg
Antanes
Tes Fay
Barceee
Dresden
Prague
Prusian
Daun
Hense
Perdis
Brundyick
Hansa
Brom
Berlin
Seaborne Prizes and Naval Movements Across Several Fleets
Reports from the Atlantic and Caribbean detail ships taken or driven ashore. The Betty and Sally are captured on the Port au Prince route. the Prince Edward carries a Jamaica letter of marque to North Carolina. The Prince of Wales is seized by the Topaz frigate. Winchelsea supposedly foundered near Antigua after gale. Admirals plan Mediterranean command. naval convoys prepare for Germany and Madrid. Crump dies suddenly at Guadaloupe. fever hits St Christopher's with multiple recoveries and a royal preparations underway at Windsor for a grand festival.
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Ifor
Jamaica
Hex
Joas
West’ Indies
Porta Prince
Philadelphia
Prince Edward
Cosgrave
Antigua
Winchelsea
Mediterranean
Col. Crump
Guadaloupes
St. Christophers
Guadaloupe
Paynes
James
Windsorom
Prince Ferdinand
Rockingham
Earl “Fempte
Waldegrave
Westminster Bridge
Gravefell
Germany
Bank of England
Justace Willmot
Henley
Barrowes
Christ Church
Surrey
Smithy
Geige ‘Perrot
Baker
The
Hudson’s* Bay: Company
Sir Atwell Lake
Laiganiacacantaye
Brian Meron
Eech
Rotterdam
James - Smith
miss-Berry Awling
Sunderland
Woodford
Essex
Theophilus Salway
The Deeds Advertised at the Manor of Middle Wallop
Messy advertisement details the Manor and Farsets of Middle Wallop Hampshire claimed to be misattributed to Lower-Wae Lop. It notes an annual meeting for gentlemen educated at Mr Fargue's Academy Hoezton on May 7 at the Ship Tavern Royal Exchange with tickets five shillings and other scattered notices about auctions, prices, and the sale of a horse.
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Middle Wallop
Hampshire
Steel
Admiralty Cofteehouse
Abatinle
Charing-Cross
Amy May Alto
Absig
James Ty
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