Port News Recap From Tormouth to London Transport and Battles
Sailed and arrived ships braved late November routes from Plymouth Weymouth and Portsmouth to Dublin Jersey Guernsey and Newfoundland. Trade ships like the Speedwell and Tartar frigate and several packet boats report movements. News from Paris Academy questions papal prerogatives while Spain and Portugal press tense frontier moves affecting Atlantic fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormouth
Tampesny
Bewett
Dennis
Menzane
Convoc
Lis Majesty
Speedwell
Counte’s of Leicester
Wuiliton
Corning
Plymouts
Perrhmouth
Batt
Elledle
Joseph
Francisco de Villa
N.S. de Soccuro
Joac
Farewell
Feeves
Plymouth
Wiliam
Thomas
Lander
London
Enmerprize
Taylor
Newfoundland
Hawke
le Feuvre
Roderick
Gary
Phenix
Brunett
Jerfty Flower
Chevalier
Jersey
Guernsey
Galliere
Fanny
Griffin
Wood
Holliday
Whitehaven
Cowes
Belchier
Major
Halifax
Portsmouth
Belfour
John, Cooke
Dantzick
William
Murray
Hamburgh
Goodwill
Kiinkert
Amsterdam
Academy of Belles Lettres
Paris
Rome
Trente
Mahone
St. Gabriel
Rodrigues
Venda Com Des
Joze
Lisbon
Mary
Clarke
Falmouth
Virginia
Norton
Anna Maria
Hansen
Texel
John, Hewlett
Youghall
Nuestra
Spain
Great Britain
France
Deptford
Canar
Streights
West Indies
Carolina
Aifon
Chick
Egemont
Mears
Sandwich
Quicke
Webb
R m
Bombay
Mansfeld
Maceod
Cuat Ind Bay
Gert
Ny Maiter
Holland
Heiligtand
Dantzic
John Metz
Rozen
Riga
John Freytage
Bilboa
Bac
New-York
Devonshire
Norwich
Potzance
Devoenflire
Harmonic Dispatches from Halifax and Staten Island Letters
Extracts from Halifax report tranquillity as fortifications rise near a harbour, a citadel foundation underway, and a prosperous dock-yard with stores. Halifax letters note ships like Dublin 74 guns and regiments awaiting orders while Northumberland Rochester Diana and Dover winter there. Extra Staten Island item signals awaiting a decisive packet and final destination. Prize drawings list numerous prizes and a 2000l top prize sold in shares at Fearn's Lottery Office. Royal notices recount George III for Ireland and a princess’s birthday visit with court at St James's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Dublin
West-Indies
England
Northumberland
Rochester
Diana
Dover
Staten Island
New-York
Yoo
Fearn
Praciour
House of Commons
Ieland
George R
Commons
Kingdom
Ireland
Princess Dowager of
Wales
Leicester House
St. James’s
Earl of Bute
South Audley-street
Lincoln’s Inn
Michealmas
Notices and Auctions From London Mint and Navy Office
A mixed 18th century notice sheet lists Navy Office provisions with dates for a shipment discussion at Lis Mage sly Yard, a Surgeons Mate examination call, a December general governors court for a charity, a runaway slave notice near Hermitage Bridge, a December sale at cost by John Walker, and an extensive sale of hardware, glassware and copper wares from a Cheapside shop with auction details and catalogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Office
His Majesty's Navy
London Hospital
General Quarterly
W. Trotter
Harding
John Walker
Brafier
Sadler's Hall
Cheapside
London Bridge
Guildhall
London
Peter Roberts
Guidhall Yard
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Darry Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Court of King’s Bench
Cornwall
Daniel Radermacher
Dutch East India Company
Chamber of Zealand
Rich
Covent Garden Theatre
Beard
Jones
James Street
Covent Garden
Newgate
Justce Welch
Eagle Court
Strand
Bridewell
George Sackville
Pall Mall
Koffee
Redbridge
Southampton
Miss Blake
Phoenix Court
Long Acre
Dodd
East India Company
Throgmorton Street
William ‘Turner
John Guyfe
Bunhill Fields Burying Ground
Hall
King
Pike
Conder
Giobins
Winter
Jamaica
King’s Lock
Charles Wenman
Royal Exchange
N.B
Wenman’s
Navy-Office
Hughes Avill
Lis Magesly
Portmouth
Mayer
John Hamilton
Warfinger
Hermitage Bridge
Benjamin Burnley
Gerrards-hall-Inn
Basing-lane
Bread Street
Merl. Prestage and Hobbs
Saville-row
Conduit Street
Hanover-square