Severe naval gale and fleet losses near Plymouth
A January storm wrecked ships Aquitaine Sunderland and Duke of Aquitaine with all hands lost except a few. Wrecks near shore saved others. British rivers and colonies report continued naval movements. Other notes describe dispatches from Portmouth and Plymouth, prizes taken, and preparations for coronation related events and public notices.
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Newcastle
Queenborough
Protector
Ous
Pondicherry
Lally
India
C. R.C
North America
Guadaloupe
Martinico
Leeward
Plymouth
Emerald
Middleton
West India
Ireland
Bristol
Foudroyant
Lancaster
St. Ann
Gulph of
Bahama
Cambridge
Hampshire
Delap
Glasgow
Liverpool
Gibson
Wilson
London
Quebec
Newfoundland
Rainbow
Saul
Antigua
Africa
Elizabeth
York River
Samuel
Jamaica
Edward
Susannah
Griffiths
Griggs
Prince Edward
Farris
Eglinton
South Carolina
Salisbury
Sharp
Anne
Fortune
Philadelphia
John
Sarah
Way
Newfounhland
Oporto
Josesh
Reves
William
Hatton
Lisbon
Willian
Whitney
Swift
Simpson
MaUard
Evans
Harrietta
Raines
Cowes
Portmouth
Tolowing
Admiral Strevens
East Indies
Norfolk
Lenox
Grafton
York
Weymouth
Tyger
South Sea Castle
America
Medway
Panther
Falmouth
Duke
Sips
Duke de Aquitaue
Sunderland
Lieut, Kinlock
Lien
Owen
Adney
Fyal
Tias
Mlare
Tercera
St. James’s
Germany
Pitt
St. James's Square
Kensington
St. Jam’s
Courts of Chancery
King’s
Duke of York
Scarborough
Caroline Montague
Wm. Boothby
Mr. St. John
Col. Morrison
Duke of Manchester
Lord Thanet
Lord Monson
Lord Hillsborough
George Mottham
Irael
Israel
Jerusalem
David
Solomon
Zell
Great Britain
Hatefman
Europe
Pacific
Duke of Newcastle
Oatlands
Sussex
Sustex
Richard Lowndes
County of Backs
Worthy Liverymen of the City of London address
A brief formal address to the Worthy Liverymen of the City of London, invoking ceremonial language and civic tradition without additional context.
Worthy Liverymen Address City of the
A formal address to the Worthy Liverymen of the City of the mentions ceremonial duties, upcoming meetings, and governance matters. The message outlines duties to the guild, calls for attendance at a scheduled event, and references historical traditions guiding the organization.
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Polk
John Shevele
Edmund Stevens
Snow-Hill
Hig ‘Company
Hig Ward
Fa_muy
Leive
Guidhall
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Yetterday
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J. Handforth
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City of London
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John Young
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