Naval actions and privateers amid Atlantic warfare
Reports detail Captain MLea n and Captain Liege avoiding capture after their ships suffer rigging damage and casualties. The Cerberus captures multiple vessels near Port Royal, while privateers swarm Martinique and Guadeloupe with 180 privateers in service. News from Gibraltar and St. Domingo notes ships joining Admiral Saunders, prison ships condemned, and various arrivals at Plymouth and Liverpool. Regular updates cover mutinies, slave-house safety cautions, and military movements in England, with militia camps forming near Winchester and Ipswich racing plates.
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Admiral Saunders
Gibraltar
Shrewsbury
Sheerness
Jersey
Tyger
Deal Castle
Bourdeaux
St. Domingo
Nantz
Jamaica
Admiralty Court
Beaver
Hugh Wright
Tyrrel
Miller
Molly
Sparks
Mary Anne
Nancy
New York
Morris
Liverpool
Susannah
Nicholls
London
Achie
Meyer
Guernsey
Streights
Falmouth
John and Ann
Slade
Prince William
Monfod
Diepe
Lee
Plymouth
Poole A
Bee His Majesty
Duke
Quiberon Bay
Speedwell
Portsmouth
Fraizer
Dantzick
Scotland
Bergen
Betty
Leven
Ivica
Barcelona
England
Grant
Todd
Gottenburgh
Pitt
Hugeart
St. Thomas’s
Amsterdam
Ferguson
Peterhead
Duc d’Agen
Dunkirk
Prince Noir
America
Nottingham
Hopewell
Feranflings
Flanders
Manuel
Hatter
Aires
Winters
Charles Langrish
John
Whitby
Loveday
Vallenge
Unity
Hornsby
Thomas
Landwell
Peggy
Davis
Blackburn
Perkin
Fanny
Tarlton
Bolton
Providence
Hendrickson
Montserrat
Isaac
Clotworthy
Barbadoes
Minerva
Webster
Antigua
Ashburn
Sarah
Taylor
Guadaloupe
Hazard
Parkenton
Ann
Houghton
Belfast
Jane
Allenby
Lindow
Crawford
St. Kitt’s
Watson
Patton
Powell
Hendlestone
Lancaster
Jenny
Cape Clear
Hector
Burdett
Bristol
Ashley
Story
Coury
Marlborough
Coates
Scilly
Hague
Honeywood
de Camp
Readines
Edward Wilson
Bart
Wakefield
Sussex
Germany
Thomas Wilson
Virginia
Duke of York
John Mordaunt
Thomas Orby Hunter, Esq
West Cowes
Southampton
Holmes
Newport
East Cowes
Dorsetshire Militia
Salisbury
Exeter
Earl
Navy Office Notice to supply naval stores in 1760
On July 23 1760 the Navy Office issues a notice inviting parties to deliver plantation tar pitch turpentine oil tallow and other provisions at Depeford and Winchester for twelve months in return for stores samples to be shown at the office for sick and wounded seamen and prisoners of war. Further particulars available from the Secretary or Mr Duthy, Agent for Prisoners of War.
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Shaftesbury
Winchester
Bath Company
Shaftoe
Apollo
Ipswich
War Office
Westminster
Land Service
Leicester
Glen
Burton-Overy
Mat. Brathwaite
Thomas Mead
Portsmouth Harbour
Benj. Newton
Godwin Steward
Romsey
Christopher Bennet
John Freeman
Mary Chitty
John Worrell
John Bailey
Matthew Suggs
Matthew Longwood
John Sampson
Covent Garden
King’s Bench
Tunbridge Wells
Duke
Dutchess of Montrose
Earls’ of Pembroke
Abercorn
Lord
Feversham
Middleton
Dumas
Lord Percival
Salisbury
Devizes Bridewell
Navy-Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Hughes
His
Portmouth
Navy Office
Majesty’s Navy
Depeford
King’s House
Duthy
Fire Relief Subscriptions Report for Boston Sufferers
A late notice from Boston New England reports subscriptions raised for victims of the recent fire. The tally, dated February 26, shows contributions gathered and allocated to those afflicted, reflecting community response and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Boston
New-England
Gentleman seeks partnership with notaries public
A gentleman regularly brought up a notary public and now in practice would be glad to enter into a partnership with one of the same professions. A reasonable premium, if required, will be given. Any person who wishes to respond may direct a line to E F at Giggby’s Coffee House behind the Exchange for a meeting.
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E. F
Giigby's
Francis’ Rush Clark
Garraway
Exchange-Alley
Cornhill
Great Britain
Ireland
Gap
Part in Wholesale Wine Trade Offered at Edinburgh Coffee-House
A well established city wholesale wine and brandy trader seeks partners or buyers. Opportunity rare with frequent returns. modest capital may suffice, possibly ten thousand pounds. Freedom of the City not essential. Direct for particulars to H. Je at Edinburgh Coffee-house Swithin's Alley Royal Exchange. Proprietor available to instruct engaged parties.
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H. Je
Edinburgh
Swithin'’s Alley
Royal Exchange
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M‘léan
Liege
Cicela
M‘lean
Cerberus
Charles Webber
Gilbert
William
Mary
Gilford
Port- Royal
St. John
Port Au Prince
Lively
St. Ann’s
Scotlands
Draxhall
St. Mary
Port-Royal
Bluefields
Martinico
Old France
Ferrey
France
Cartaret
the Daity Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Rosemary-lane
Clarke
Switzerland
Batavia
W. Clarke
Canton of
Bern
Society For the Benefit of
St. Paul's Coffee-House
St. Pauls
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Storey’s Gate
Essex Coffeehouse
Whitechapel
Vol. I
Lute Shrimpton Yemans
Harriton and Burke
John Wyrrell
John Staples
Baxter and Field
William Woolley
Foster and Greame
Thomas Cooke
Josiah Shaw
John Henniker
Shaw
Bridge
Tonnart and Mayfrebird
Thomas Berwick
Lloyd’s
Lombard-Street
Bombay
Casstle
East-Indies
Woolwich
Richard Doveton
John Hutchinson