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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 30, 1761

Page

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The Married Libertine by Macélin at London用品

Lord Belville, Townly, Harriet Wingfield and Miss Macklin’s performance anchor a sprawling eighteenth century farce. The plot tracks deception and revenge as Belville’s libertine schemes unravel amid disguises, staged visits, and a comic clash of honor and passion.

Pustic Lepper Belwille Eady Townly Lord Belville Angelica Mr. Jackson Margery Packington Lucy Toanly Angélica America Harriet Farey Register of Commerce and Intelligence London Price Lady Belville Mr. Townly Anddja Ceed Mr. Fackon Pears Fair Bélville Fears Fackson Tain Macélin Macklin Piotr Radder Clare Abegg Asher Lero Nosis Beville Greens Bagnie Perfonz Repheny Davis Sera . Buck Mr. Weller Lady Belvill Wari Miss Macklin

Port News Deal Fan 28 Wind at East Sailed His Majesty’s ship Torrington

In the Downs stayed the Newark man of war and the victualler Thomas and Jane Barlow under convoy. Gravesend reports arrival from Hamborough with ships Park by the Christian Hilks and the Juliana Rutherford.

Port News Deal Fan His Torrington Downs Newark Thomas and Jane Barlow Gravesend Park Christian Hilks Juliana Ruther Hambrough

Extract of a Letter from St Christopher's 1760

A letter from St Christopher's dated December 1760 describes the Dublin carrier ship Tenc her breaking up in a wind storm while sailing northward with a convoy of small craft under Lt Stewart Brisbane. It lists passengers and crew aboard, French ships shaping identities to mislead, and multiple ships and vessels arriving or departing from Barbadoes, Cadiz, Hampton, and Spithead. The report notes convoy details, captures, and harbor conditions including ships docked and prepared for exit.

Dublin Stewart Brisbane Richardson Dunkirks Dorothy Esther Benson Dantsick Portsmouth Sineas Richmond Elphinston Pears Chatt Holland Mars Pips Joe "Eddon Bristol Barbadoes Lady Augusta Pacquet Watson Falmouth Cadiz Havannah St. Francis Willingby’s Point Burdon Hampton Spithead Downs Cade Haravich Fan Express Carteret Harrison Prince of Wales Dolphin Union Thomas Cooper Hanway Sandwich Swiftsure Essex Marlborough Dragon Temeraire

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