Long 1761 naval reports from St Christopher to London
Extracts recount engagements with sixteen gun privateers off the Channel mouth, captures and damages to ships including the St Kitts Planter, St. Kitts, and Vanguard at Spithead, plus returns from Plymouth and Dover detailing convoy events, arrivals, and frequent mentions of ships, captains, and dates in January and February 1761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronny
Felicité
France
England
Englis
Captain Rogers
St. Christopher’s
Messrs. Pigott and Co
London
Falmouth
Samuel Lightbourne
St. Kitts
St Kitts
Portmouth
Vanguard
Spithead
Swifefare
Prince of Orange
Tweed
Lightning
Raven
Greinley
Hibernia
Israel
Mayflower
Shepherd
Wickham
Furze
Ambuscade
Buffet
Downs
St. Helen’s
Guernsey
Plymouth
Sound
Stag
Nottingham
Seahorse
Vengeance
Fortune
Partition
Dover
Percival
New-York
New York
Thomas
Amazon
Sir James Douglas
Bafleterre
Guadalupe
Patfey
Nancy
Wilson
Hawke
Richards
Carolina Packet
White
South Carolina
Elizabeth
Platt
Jamaica
Samuel
Ross
Kent
Lewes
Carolina
Coleock
Prince of Wales
Curling
Littleton
Brown
Exbery
Wealf
Philadephia
Halton
Hallowell
Lisbon
Sealien
Cuite
Europa
Machel
Leghorn
Kemp
Everal
Middlesex
Campbell
Tyburn
Claus Schlutingt
Newgate
Christopher Scott
Jane Trueman
Leadenhall Street
Alderman Beckford
Guildhall
George Teadall
Poultry Compter
Moses
Royal Exchange
St. Bride’s
Gaton
Bradley
Gwatkin
Woodward
William Alexander
Edinburgh
James Maffe
Old Broad-street
Chadwin
Swithin’s Lane
Thorpe
Lincolnshire
Life Annuities and Navy Stores Notices from 1760s
An 18th century notice set includes Gamael Buck promoting art lessons at Feathers Tavern and a Life Annuities sale notice in Ramsgate Harbour. It also lists Navy Office procurement dates for stores including Iron Hemp Dantzick Goods East Country Tar Riga Mafts and Norway goods with sessions in February to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamael Buck
London
Westminster
Thames
Milbusk
England
Wales
Feathers Tavern
St. Clement’s Church
Strand
Buck
Ramsgate
Old South Sea House
Navy-Office
His Majestys Navy
His Majesty
Norway
Riga
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Dat LY. Register of Commerce, and Intelligence
Quebec
St. Sacramento
St. Rosa
Oporto
Guernnfey
Hanover
Sardinia
Berlin
Saxony
Prussa
Brandebourg
Hague
Paris
Marshial de Belleisle
Duke of Cumberland
Pall Mall
Earl of Holderneffe
House of Commons
Chapel Royal
Whitehall Chapel
Tucker
Glee
St. Botolph
Bishopsgate
Squire
Bristol
St. Ann
Aldersgate
Moss
Colchester
St. Bridget
Fleetstreet
D’oyly
St. Martin In the Fields
Taylor
Leicester
St. James
Clerkenwell
Ashton
St. Katherine
Jacob
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
Smith
Robert Lowther
James Lowther
John Upton
Westmoreland
Marine Society
Willy Sutton
Miss Bell
Sharpe
Pembroke
Marybone
John Fielding
one _ Hofland
Norfolk
Wright
Fielding
Sutton
Surry
Epsom
George
N. Hart
Surgeon's Hall
Old Bailey
St.Mildred’s Court
Poultry
Mansion House
John Scott
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Deptford
Waalwith
His Majesty’s
Batavia
Lu ‘gate-Hill
Lloyd ’S Coffee
Lombard-Street
Cecilia
West India
Virginia
Bell Wharf
Laucalin
Cams
Mander
Lloyd's Coffee-house
Noor
Shik Jacob
Johanna
West Indias
Greenland
John Clarkson
Place & Sale
John Hutchinson
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