Sailing news and naval losses from the Atlantic and Baltic
The Datty Register reports Poole bound vessel foundered at sea with crew saved to Cadiz. Other ships report damage and stranding in the Baltic, with several vessels left ashore near Flushing. London and Plymouth dispatches note repairs, convoys, and new shipboard assignments as regiments prepare for Germany. Local notices cover magistrates, court sentences, and port news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Cadiz
Swallow
Piper
Stockholm
London
Baltic
Trabella
Rich
Knaggs
Bremen
Stockton
Flushing
Charles Town
Barns
Gibraltar
South Carolina
Prince Edward
Willcox
Louis
Rotterdam
Eagle
Wallace
Monte Christi
Eustatia
Fortune
Clausen
Hamburgh
Locstoffe
Longbottam
Grundedl
Petersburgh
Scarborough
Desire
Richards
Dantzick
Chatham
Leuwellin
John
Elizabeth
Cheesman
Wattson
Carmarthen
Drieft
Buckinghams
Nassau
Parker
Sayer
Chatham Dock
Brampton
Feathard
Wexford
King of
Prussia
Corke
Bartholomew Faulkner
Bourdeaux
St. Sebastians
Ile Ot Man
Dublin
Prosperous
Willion
Mary
Carver
Happy Return
Friendley
Providence
Brent
Wickham
Wescomb
Rebecca
Beaver
Portsmouth
Davis
Anid
Garland
Downs
Isis
Wheeler
Mediterranean
Sarah
Shepherd
Caermarthen
Pembroke
Willock
Nancy
Brown
Lark
Hull
Lisbon
Syren
Nicholas Druett
Havre de Grace
Cook
Willis
Basilisk
Plymouth
Hammonze
His
Venus
Goodtideing
Bachas
Guernsey
Guadalupe
St.Anthony de Val de Piedade
Anthony Bazitec de Heroes
Auction of six London Bridge houses materials at Guildhall
On February 3 1761 at Guildhall London auction will offer all materials of six houses on the west side of London Bridge beginning at the north end of the temporary bridge to the toll house now occupied by Mr George Thorpe. Deposits and strict removal conditions apply with a March 21 1761 deadline. Navy affairs follow with tenders for stores service and prisoner of war provisions due January 16 1761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Newgate
William Moreton
Kane
John Smith
John Irwin
Nicholas Campbel
George Barker
Thomas Connolly
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
Dover-street
Ireland
Ayscough
St. David's
Bow
Union
Salmon
Streights
Holbourn
Plumtree
Stratford
Essex
Miss Cass
Cass
Earl of Ludlow
Grosvenor-street
James Oxlad
Foreign Post Office
New- York
Benj. Tafker
Annapolis
Maryland
Lords Proprietors Council of State
Downing-street
Anne Dunk
Earl of Halifax
London Bridge
Guildhall
London
George Thorpe
Peter Roberts
Brestfummers
Thames
To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Surrey
A historical address directed to the gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Surrey county appears in Volume II of a period work. The text seeks civic counsel and collective responsibility from local leaders and church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Surry
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Westminter Abbey
Charles
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Parliament House
Briscoe
Stafford Briscoe
Fete Lane
St. Paul's
Graham, &c
Royal Exchange
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Margaret
Edward Thornton
Glaziers
Old Bedlam
Wainford Court
Throgmorton Street
Comblefort
Cushion Court
Pig Street
Black Swan-Court
Bartholomew-lane
Hugh
Jamaica
Batavia
Lu ‘gate-Hil
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Norway
Riga
Royal Oak
Mra Tonkin
Plyroath
Epsom
De~clare
George Onslow
Ramsgate
Old South Sea House
John Scott
Lloyd's Coffee-house
Lombard-Street
Greenland
West India
Virginia
Church Hele
Henry Dawson
John Hutchinson
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Perdon
Lloyd’s
TWO Sisters
Bell Wharf
Joseph Richards
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