Trade and naval news from Lisbon to London ports
A busy maritime report details ships arriving at Lisbon and Plymouth from Newfoundland, Virginia, and England with convoyed trade to Portugal and other destinations. Prizes taken by privateers, naval movements, and arrivals at various British ports are listed, including coronation preparations and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New
Diamond
Isle of Man
Lisbon- de Vrow Gartrayde
Gerret Prinz
Santa Cruz
Amsterdam
Hartland
Cornwall
St. Michael
Morey
Dove
Roberts
Nancy
Giles
Hazard
Portsmouth
Drake
Kent
Smith
Keett
Yarmouth
Reddick
Nicholson
Montrose
Gregg
Moran
London
Lyon
Pinhorn
Bool
Dispatch
Humphreys
Shore
Ditto
Clinton
Wridget
Morlaix
Scattercroft
Marygold
Bommet
Fwo “Brothers
Damenne
Gibraltar
Goafter
Cork
Williams
Cryman
Rotterdam
Bamburgh
Cadiz
Hope
Hanson
Arundel
Falmouth
Mountay
Weymouth
Molly
Deer
Martha
Andrews
Friendship
Flower
Catherine
Poole
Eliza Beth
Hockey
Patfey
Glover
Newfoundland
Banker
Farr
Figuera
Hawke
Taylor
Guernsey
Triton
Lamb
Alicant
Thomas
Elizabeth
Ruffel
Lyme
Wetheray
Motherbank
Quarentine
Sally
Dunkins
William and Ann
Wardroper
Modeste
Plymouth
Grace
Kerr
Brisol
New York
Chambers
Bristol
Windsor
Waterford
Dover
Dulbery
Petersburgh
Fortune
Davis
Baltic
Liverpool
Engler
Rofe
Seville
SALE of PRIVATEER LE PHO NIX at Plymouth
A sale notice details the privateer Le Pho Nix, a four year old square stern vessel with ports, four carriage guns and seaworthy condition. Described as exceptionally fine, the ship is to be delivered after sale under Paul Henry Curry, commander, with inventories available on board at the sale site in Plymouth through George Winne and brokers Benj Vaughan and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Bracé
Duke of Devpathire
Piccadilly
Philip Musgrave
Bart
Hudson’s Bay Company
Quebec
America
Montreale
Jonathan
Whitehall
Middlesex
Westminster
Henry Cheere
Old Palace Yard
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Rn Han Dick
Éter Baird
Doétor Whyte
Doétor Cullen
Doétor Borwal
Doétor Grant
Henry Balcanquhall
Edley
Duchy Lane
Strand
Severnight
Gallowgate
Glasgow
Catherine Pelham
Ratclif Cross
Castle M‘dowall
James Earl of Stair
Edinburgh
Palfey
Charles Cheyn
Barnborough
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Ayde
Southwell
Truffwell
Nottinghamshire
York
Culworth
County of
Wil
High Wrightson
Pearthan
Benjamin Harman
Marham Street
Matthew Lee
Cripplegate Church
St. Pancras
Bristol
John Wade
Lequerie
Lady Luxborough
Henrietta Street
Cavendish Square
Lisbon
Speke
Modeste
Tagus
Country News
Leeds
John Fearnsides
Holbeck
Hulbeck-beck
Edward Simpson
New Mills
Lloyd’s
Lombard-Street
Sincere -Friends
New-England
West-India
Virginia
Shadwell-Dock
Richard Jackson
Edward Cahil
A& the
New-England ‘Coffee-house
N.B
Plymouth
Theo Brigantine
Acteon
Paul Henry Curry
Hammore
George Winne
Benj. Vaughan and Son
Mitre
Martha
Bourdeaux
Hero
George Edgcombe
Martinigo
Tak
D’ Igoville
Port L’orient
Guinea
Torbay
William Brett
Lloyd's
House London
Francis Fanning
N. B
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War Office
Hall
Theatre-Royal
Drury Lane
Lincoln’s Trin Hall
Earls of
Litchfield
Oxford
Mr. Wilkinson
Theatre v. Royal
Covent-Garden
Foote
Mrs. Cole
Smirk
Alamode
Weekinson
Wilkinson
Mn Davies
Serjeant
Half-Moon Street
Jamaica
Batavia
Lugate-Hill
Prince Edward
Fullerton
Lloyd’s Coffee-house
Lloyd’s Coffee House
Cotton's Wharf
Williams Wakefield
Mander
John Hutchinson
Corn - Exchange
Mark-Lane
Coniac Jen
Brigitthelm
Botto
Benjamin Vaughan and Son
Lawrence-Poultsey
Lane
Cannon Street
Ben
Vaughan. and Son
Urdi
Aun
Lous
Wuss
Nmtatan Ber
Mlgie
Wwe
House
Francis Fan
Lloyd's Coffee
Rota
Malaga
Garraway
Exchange- Alley
Cornhill
Offman and Poyser