Privateer Actions and Naval News From Portsmouth Port
Reports from Portsmouth and Plymouth describe French privateer actions off Tresor and Mahon, captures near Brest, and ships sent to the West Indies. Observations include Dutch and British vessels, crews, and the fates of mutinous or captured ships, with naval deployments and prison sentences for a captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Domingo
Jamaica
Bersey
George Berry
Matster
Cowes
Canaries
Morlaix
Brest
Jenkins
Leghorn
Newfoundland
Mahon
Raadzell
Genoa
London
Messina
Downs
Royal Duke
Tovery
West Indies
Houghton
Newton
Walpole
Fenner
Hardwick
Sampson
East India Company
Gravesend
Portsmouth
Spithead
Guernsey
Commodore Young
France
Cornelia le Venin
de Freeze
Bourdeaux
Amsterdam
Amherst
Duncan
Virginia
Brilliant
Logie
Stafford
Ditchburn
Plymouth
S Taylor
Burford
Gambier
Duke
Hester King
Belleiffle
Keppel
Germany
Royal Navy
Scotland
Ireland
Battile
Paris
Chatelet
M. Bigot
Canada
M. Peau
Aid Major
Quebec
M. Vanik
The
Marine
Montreal
Spain
Elector Palatine
Manheim
Duffeldorp
Hamburgh
Count de Raas
Royal Highs and London Notices Across England
A mixed royal and local news digest reports on a fund for distressed Prussians aided by clergy in London, a court martial for a dragoonsman’s horse, highwayman incidents near Oxford and Hampstead, noble births, marriages, and deaths in Cornwall and Marybone. American hurricane impacts off North Carolina coast, camp updates near Fort Prince George, and casualty reports from Bath and Chatham. Includes notices of Indian affairs chief Edmond Atkin’s death and medicinal ads for Radcliffe Elixir with local cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wegigbuth
Duke of
Aliemal
Rases Fan Rsimer
Willitefield
Zigenhagen
St. Alban’s
Hampstead
Mimms
Cirencester
Abingdon
Lord Cantalupe
Major Montellier
Edwards
Whitechapel Church
Pennant
Blowbladder-street
Germany
Capt
Stuart
Earl of Murray
Benda Martin
E Q
Commissioners of Excise
Charles Town
North Carolina
Cape Pear River
Philadelphia
Fort Johnson
S. B
Brunswick
Cape Bear River
Wilmington
New-York
Jamaica
Christopher Miller
Hood
Cape Fear Bar
Fort Prince George
Thomson
Thomas Bosher
Charles Muffell
John Dargan
Great Warriour,&c
Col. Grant
Middle Settlements
Little Carpenter, &c
Twelve Mile
Roth
Thadday
Navy Office Offers Elm Beech Ash Oak Headr Wedges Contract
Navy Office invites proposals from all who will supply his Majesty's Yard at Portsmouth with head wedges of Elm Beech Ash or Oak. Specifications: three fourths Ash or Beech, one fourth Oak or Elm. Meeting Friday at eleven to present proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Nettie
Portsmouth
Notice to treat for Oxen and Hogs for Sea Store
Victualling Office issues notice that on Monday the 28th instant at noon they will treat for oxen and hogs for sea store for London and Dover ports. Oxen for London must weigh at least seven hundred weight each and hogs for the said port at least one hundred weight each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victualling Office
His Majesty’s Navy
London
Dover
Feid
Demands Sought For Tartar and Shark Private Ships of War
All persons with lawful claims against the Tart ar and Shark private ships of war under Charles Fieldings late command are asked to present their accounts to the managers and leave them with Mr. John Cruickshanks in Road Lane by Wednesday the 30th inst., for examination and proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fieldings
John Cruickshanks
Road Lane
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Darzy Raeng
Wilitome
Oat Fuis
Granby
Iobgrave
Difingion Wis
Earl of Hiynford
Ampier
Lord Sandys
House of Commons
Salter
Charter- House
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
London Bridge
St. Magnus Church
Black Friars
Portland
Azoysu
Oeo
Country News
Oxford
Samuel Forster
Wadham College
Wm. Townsend
Trinity College
St. Martin’s
Cox
Vincent
Watering-tronch
Woodstock
Cambridge
Bartholomew
King’s College
Mr Dorset
Christ College
Chamberlaine
Bath
Royal
Duke of York
Confederacy
Corporation of Bristol
Chatham
Sheerness
William Crawford
Beckinghamshire
Radcliffe
Dicey and Co
Bow Church-yard
John Gilkes
Sibford Goch
Oxfordshire