Hurricanes and ship losses devastate Charles Town shipping
The report recounts a May hurricane over Charleston South Carolina scattering ships and men along Rebellion Road. Aerial vapour columns and thundering gusts forced vessels aground or sunk several ships, with forty five ships affected and twenty thousand pounds sterling in damage. Only four lives lost. notable ships Dolphin and Scarborough suffered, while others were towed for repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s
Bettey
Glover
Poole
Henry and Mary
Fielding
Waterford
Newfoundland
Maria Catharina
Stockholm
Bristol
Charles Town
South Carolina
Charles Own
Ashley River
Wappoo Creek
Athley
White Point
Cooper’s River
His
Dolphin
Sterling
Ascarce
Europe
Stott
Scarborough
Polly
Betsey
Muir
Letta Rebellion Road
Thornton
Gilchrist
Downs
Hurei
Julius Ozsar
Potts
Jamaica
Greenwich
Portsmouth
Wagerman
Fowey
Peregrine
Jersey
Plymouth
Winchester
Mecklenburg Strelitz and dynasty details summarized
The article traces the Mecklenburg duchies lineage from ancient Vandals and Obotrites to the Hanseatic territories. It covers the marriages, titles, and succession of rulers including Albert VII, John Albert, and the split into Schwerin and Strelitz lines. It notes the 1701 partition treaty, the 1708 succession of Adolphus Frederick II to Strelitz, and the geography of the duchy with its surrounding states and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte of
Charles Lewis Frederick
Ernest Frederick of
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Mecklentag
Hercules
Arcbislaus
Obotrites
Nicholas I
Waldemar
Canute
Denmark
Henry the Leon
Saxony
Mecklenbourg
Tlis
Henry
Sophia
Charles VII
Sweden
Lion
Beatrix
Albert
Brandenbourg
John
Prague
Albert VII
Adolphus
Holstein
Adolphus Frederick
Schwerin
John Albert
Gustrow
Christian IV
Berdinand II
Wallenstein
Mecklenbourg-Schwerin
Strelitz
Hombourg
House of Strelitz
Lower Saxony
Saxe- Lauenbourg
Baltick Sea
Pomterania
House of Mecklenbourg
Prussia
Hanover
Hambuurgh
Elbe
Hamburgh
de Champeaux
France
Worthy Britons and Matrimony in Royal Grant Alleged
Jacob Henriques, born 1683, records a marriage in 1706 and declares the royal marriage as a divine blessing. The fragment asserts George the Third’s happiness through matrimony, urging universal peace for 99 years in Europe and elevating the king’s sacred status beyond all prior monarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George the Third
God
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Europe
Jacob Henriques
Jamaica Rum and Brandy Prices at Royal Exchange
Rum and Contac brandy offered as best imports by the piece or in small quantities with carriage-free delivery to Town via Charles Wenman at the Royal Exchange. Sample strong rum or brandy available at the Punch House North Gate. arrack priced per gallon and quart, money paid in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stade
Ratzebourgh
Junchhausen
Venice
Republick
England
France
Canada
Louisidma
Utrecht
America
Watt
Earl of Egremont
The
Marine Society
Royal Exchange
Noneys
Hanwell-heath
Witch
Betsey Gautem
Stretham
Miss Kennedy
Mancheer
Channel-row
Westminster
Mira Dawson
Mils Kennedy
Plaister
Paris
Charles the
James the Second
Northumberland House
Strand
Birdstreet
Wapping
S. W
William Pellatt
Croydon
Puplett
Mordex
Surry
Greenwich
Pratter Holbern
Sally Smith
Deptford
Plymouth
Matthew Daws
John Britainy
Bishopsgate Street
Samuel Brown
Edmund Stevens
Cambridge
Earl of Gainsborough
King’s College
John Eden
Bart
Trinity
Wir. Lyon
Pembroke-Hall
Plumptree
Queen’s College
Goddard
Clare-Hall
Sykes
Peterhouse
Wilson
St John’s
Marriot
Plantation News
New York
Hook
Sutherland
Repulse
Falkland
Lizard
Foot
72D
Lord Rollo
Montgomeery
Jamaica
Charles Wenman
Punch House
Royal Exchangé
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sagt
Ultzen
de Beaupuy
Champeaux
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