Voyage near rocks as Port Louis dispatches loom
An excerpt recounts a French pilot guiding a vessel into Port Louis, near dangerous rocks, during a gale at night. Governors and officers ashore at dawn, provisions scarce, and tensions with Belleisle authorities noted. Reports of ships, captains, and military actions accompany the narrative.
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Port Louis
Duke d’Aiguillon
Britanny
Dalight
Belleisle
Amarante
Priffon
John Byrne
Morlaix
St. Johannis
Matzen
Barcelona
London
Mahon
Marseilles
Carthagena
Gibraltar
Corn
Portsmouth
Ceuta
Betsey
Potts
Jamaica
Charles Town
South Carolina
William and Carolina
Leyn de Smit
Rocus
Guinea
Rotterdam
Elizabeth
Aim
Rippon
Philadelphia
Tucker
Anna Maria
Edwards
Dartmouth
Mary
Ann
Hutchin
Ditto
Cork
Newfoundland
Louisa Africa
Greve
Falmouth
Venice
Andalusia
Hill
Phenix
Howard
Newcastle
Hall
Lisbon
Cowes
Scarborough
Johannes
Haftenburg
Stockholm
Liverpool
St. Joseph
Gregorio Olivero
Downs
Alicant
Valencia
Empire
Baron de Mackau
Sweden
Westphalia
Ratisbon
Barthen
Germany
Berlin
Navy Yard Old Stores Sale Promised by Royal Officers
Navy Office announces a sale on July 27 at Plymouth Yard of old stores including rigging paper stuff bolt rope and coverings. Prospective buyers may view during yard hours. a 25 percent deposit is required with final payment and removal within forty days or deposit forfeits to the Crown.
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Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Rogers
His Majesty’s
Plymouth
Navy Office Notice on June 1760 Bills Payment
Navy Office in July 16 1761 announces funds and Exchequer Bills held by the Navy Treasurer will pay off all Bills registered in June 1760. Proprietors or legally empowered receivers are to present them at this Office for satisfaction.
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Mjesty
Vienna
Carlstadt
Croatia
Segna
Cologn
Strasbourg
Reichshoffen
Lower Alsace
France
Petersburgh
Warsaw
Paris
Stanley
Lord Stormont
Ratisbon
Augsbourg
M. de Boreel
Republic
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Meeting of Ship Owners and Captains for Sugar trade
A meeting at George and Vulture Tavern in Cornhill is urged for Wednesday the 1st instant at five o clock to discuss unloading and landing of goods at the Keys. The aims are to regulate landings to shield ship owners from liability for robberies after lighters moor, and to appoint a committee to enforce the resolutions.
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George and Vulture Tavern
Cornhill
Keys
Beys
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the Daily Register of Commerce and Intelligenta
Joseph York
Hague
Privy Council
Whitehall
Wincheser
Society For the Encouragement of Arts
Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Marlborough
St. James’s Park
Lord Lyttelton
Tunbsicge Wells
Earl of Bath
Court of King’s Bench
Billingsgate
Hyde Park Infirmary
St. Ann’s Church Yard
Compton Street
Mary Fletcher
Black Friars
Guildhall
Cheapside
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Treet Compter
Patrick Baird
Defiance
England
John Skee
Hedge Grove
Hertfordshire
Ralph Hare
Duxford
Cambridgestire
Bofiin
Delight
John Bryne
Egpland
Thomas Wallace
Guadaloupe
B. D
New Hermitage Streets
Wapping
John Rude
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