Notable British Officials and Naval Actions in 18th Century Dispatches
A roster of aristocratic names and state officers followed by naval reports recounts His Majesty's ship Fowey engaging a French privateer near the Lizard, the capture of the Ruffian of Bayonne, and multiple Mediterranean and Atlantic sailings. Letters desde Dunkirk and Portsmouth discuss armament, muttered peace hopes, and ongoing fleets including the Richmond and Blenheim launch at Woolwich.
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Charles Earl of
Thomas Garter
Warden Flood
Court of King’s Bench
Richard Rigby
Rolls
Wm.Yorke
Exch
Willes
Compton Domville
Edward Walpole
Bath
Edward Welton
Arthur Trevor
Hercules Langford Rowley
Henry Seymour Conway
Tonyn
Lizard
Spithead
Bayonne
St. Maloes
Gaz
Dunkirk
Mimickry
Allan
Carter
Vigo
Richmond
Elphinston
England
Prince Frederick
Brearton
Pitt
Shaw
Gray
Virginia
Beachy
St. John the Evangelist
Wattigrove
Hamburgh
Portsmouth
Fowey
Peregrine
Newcastle
Bellcifle
Prisoners of War Tender Notice 1764
The Office for Sick and Wounded Seamen and for Exchanging Prisoners of War announce on July 2 1764 that sealed tenders will be received on Thursday the 16th Instart to treat with prisons willing to supply prisoners of war confined in prisons and hospitals for twelve months at Sifinghurs near Cranbrook in Kent and Beer. Further details may be obtained from the Secretary at the office or Mr Cooke Agent for Prisoners of War at Siffinglaerpe.
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Cranbrook
Kent
Cooke
Siffinglaerpe
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Gazetteer
London Gazette
Public
Monitor
St. James’s
Bate
Duke of Queensberry
Chief Baron Parker
Baron Adams
Admiralty
Woolwich
William Boys
Thames
Medway
Loyd
Greenwich Hospital
Thomas Bolton
Paris
Stanley
M. de Buffy
M. Dugue Lambert
Martinico
Amterdam
Anna
Font
Soubise
Braglio
Ferdinand
Lippe
Lipstadt
Ham
Ap Paradis
Saeft
Hatlé
de Condé
de Voyer
Soéft
Isle of
Aix
Basque Road
Rochfort
St. Martin’s
Rochelle
Belleisle
Prince of Orange and
Dragon
Earl Donegall
Fisherwich-hall
Oxford
Messrs, Wharton
Messrs, Wharton, and Shebbeare
Harrow School
Lord Barrymore
Danfie
Hogg
Shefington
Mr. Small
Mr. Palmer
Mr. Lambert
Mr. Jones
Mr. Barnard
Mr. Towers
Mr. Fortescue
Mr Parnell
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lambeth Church
Bridewell
Coles
Edward Say
Company of Stationers
Cox
Clerkenwell Green
St. Michael’s
Cornhill
Ellis
Miss Smith
Newman’s Court
Rome
Woolhampton
Theal
Berkshire
Wilthhire
Cambridge
Funé
Eis
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Bedford
Marquis of Favnstock
Earl of Kinnout
Lincolp
Bristol
Peterborough
Leighlin
Ferns
Sykes
Peterhouse
Blanchard
Queen’s College
Blair
Duke of York
Westminster
Mater of Arts
Rand
Bennet College
Society
Bainsworth
Miss Perchafs
John Purchafs
Edward Searle
William de Grey
Isle of Ely
Boston
Plymouth
Emmerson
Neptune
Piscataqua
West Indies
Polacre
Port’ Au Prince
Marseilles
Feng
Port Au Prince
Stork
Potions
Cadiz
Boon
Cape
Cotton
John Andrews
Catharine Frosa
Indies
Arnauld
Andrews
Einn
Marlborough
Wilts
Fox
George. Smith
Ian
Henry Tombes
Crete
New Forest
Hants
Henry
N.B
George Smith
Epping
London
Simonds
Whitechapel