Arrivals and naval movements reported abroad and at home
Shipping news from Philadelphia to Cork and London ports lists numerous arrivals and movements including Darty Rechster of Commerce. Abundance of Allied army reports describe French deserters crossing to the Allies, expected territory cessions in Swabia, and convoy arrangements for the Downs. Also noted are royal family appearances at Kew and London playgoer visits, local arrests, marriages, deaths, and accidents across Britain and Ireland with weather and harvest updates.
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Jah
Catherine
Candy
Bristol
Hegfeld
Taite
Fyal
Matty
Sherlock
Dublin
Philadelphia
King of Prussia
Darling
Lisbon
St. Joseph
Donavan
Cadiz
Hannah
Dawson
Virginia
Downs
Providence
Davis
Antigua
Lancaster
Duncorn
Guinea
Plymouth
Revolution
Mackey
Savage
Guadalupe
Nantz
la Cour
Cape Francois
Pegg
Eavers
Boston
Bell
London
Marylands
Seaman
Portsmouth
Barbara
Prudence
Trieste
Boscawen
Ford
St. Kitt’s
Hazard
Coxen
New York
Harrison
Ann
Murray
Cork
Laurel
Portsmouth Harbour
Smeir
Fiera Frienda’s
Leith
Rotterdam
Holland
Embden
Munden
Caffel
Wirtemburg
House of Austria
Swabia
Black Forest
Empire
Duke of York
Kew
Southampton
Augusta
Kensington
Prince of Wales
Mr. Foote
Hay Market
Marquis of Granby
Aberdeen
Old Aberdeen
Ythan
Newburgh
Suffolk-street
Charingcross
Earl Marishal
Marshal Keith
Madrid
Bedfordhouse
Foundling-hospital
Indian threats and prison escape legend from Boston 1760
Prisoners from Montreal report Indian anger at French setbacks and possible Mohawk alliance with General Johnson. They recount Capt. Young's capture after the Plains of Abraham fight, a French grenadier's rescue, and the Captain's reward offer. Also mentions Samuel Epes at Cambridge and Wentworth's Ferry road work near Crown Point, with wartime dispatches and medical powder notices.
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Boston
Montreal
Johnson
Murray
Quebec
Amherst
France
Gaspee
Dunkirk
Young
Plains of Abraham
M. Levy
Prenadier
Cambridge
Samuel Epes
Ipswich
Symonds Epes
President
Holyoke
Crown Point
Wentworth
Notice to Propose Butter and Cheese Suppliers for Navy
Vitualling Office announces a call for proposals from bakers and suppliers to furnish Britifo Butter Cheshire Gloucester and Warwick cheese of equal goodness for one year starting September. Proposals must be received by August 14 at twelve noon at the Victualling Offices London. conditions are available at the Secretary's Office.
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Bruton-street
Fudy
Lord Barrington
Browne
FCAE
Cheshire
Gloucester
Warwick
Victualling Offices
London
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Darty Rechster
Earl of Litchfield
University of Oxford
Robert Nugent
Wilts
Charles Fearman
Norwich
John Aldridge
John Moye
Joseph Burton
Robert Tynes
Robert Treflove
William Peake
Northampton
Hackney
Harmpstead-heath
Richard Mills
Hampshire
Miss Warren
Richard Warren
Redcliff House
Hot Wells
John Broadribb
Worcester
Grace Berrow
Ledbury
Dumfries
Scotland
Hillier
Cirencester
Colley
Bromyard
Herefordshire
Harcourt
Arnam
Postwick
Dixon
New England
John Gibbons
Camberwell
Mary Cross
Yorkhouse
Strand
Hotham
Hoffer
Pimlico
Marchant
St. Martin In
Clifton
Barnardiston
Fe’ennight
Oxford
James Horseman
James
Charter-house-land
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Winchester Gool
Charles Houghton
Portchester Castle
Henry Medows
William Lane
Ringwood
Thomas Chapman
Mr. Armstrong
Jane
Elizabeth
Leeward Islands
Limehouse
Sinfin-Moor
Robert Burdet
Mr. Davis
Chesnut
Harm- Jefs
Mr. Gollins
Cottager
Egerton
Grace
Duke of Devonshire
George
Frederick Cavendith
Earl of Harrington
Earl Ferrers
Nath. Curzon
Henry. Hunloke
Bart
Limerick
Belfast
Rogers
Ballynure
Plantation News
New Hamphire
Fame
Num
Clarke
Switzerland
Royal Exchange
Batavia
W. Clarke &S
Canton of
Bern
Dotter James
War Office
Henry Browne
Coote
Barrington
Henry Broquaty
Madras
Byrancis Rush Clark
Garraway
Exchange