Sail and rumor roll in 18th century dispatches
Dispatches from Hague recount likely pause in hostilities as French armies and allies exchange notes. Vessels depart and arrive to and from Dover, Goree, and Virginia amid mutinous privateers. mutiny details, new anchors, and transports on the way. Court and city notices fill pages with births marriages obits and public events in London and Harwich.
Port news from Falmouth and nearby ports in late May
Ports report arrivals and departures at Falmouth Weymouth Pool Deal and Gravesend from May 28 to May 31. Vessels cited include Pitt packet Godard Turnpenny Blewit transporter ships from London to Penzance and the West Indies Duke packet Edwards for Corunna plus other brigantines and trade ships bound for Milford Plymouth Guernsey Jersey and Dartmouth with multiple arrivals from Stockholm London Sunderland and Bristol.
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Godard
Turnpenny
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Edwards
West Indies
Duke of Cumberland
Goodridge
Corunna
Justice
Vandermeer
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Milford
Plymouth
John Cordera
Holmly
Stockholm
Unity
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Palmer
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Princess Amelia
Belleisle
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Reed
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Succeds
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Cries
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Bee
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Hope
de Carteret
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Galliene
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Renouft
Jersey
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Benjamin
Thompson
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Pool
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Lander
Prince George
Brown
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Betsey
Sparshot
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Weston
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Cartridge
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Deal
Downs
Antelope
Snowden
Enterprize
Brodrick
Peggy
Dowsland
Brilliant
Watkins
Union
Gravesend
Theodorick
Hall
Virginia
Prince Christian
Norway
London News on Military Rumors and Diplomatic Talks
A Paris letter reports Count de St Germain meeting with regency members in London while rumors swirl of a French push to supply land forces to Versailles. Reports mention deserters, Champeaux cutting pay, and tensions between France and England amid talks led by Buffy and Stanley.
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Lease or Sale of Dye-house and Dwelling near River Thames
LETT or SOLD remains of a lease for a large dye-house with a dwelling and gardens by the River, three miles from the Royal Exchange. Includes fixed dyeing utensils. For details, inquire at ANDREWS's Warehouse and Vaults for Wine, Rum, and Brandy at the Foot of London Bridge in the Borough. A clean maid servant is needed to perform all work.
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Andrews
London Bridge
No CURE No PAY MARY WEAR Widow of Richard Wear
An advertisement notes the removal of Mary Wear to Mr Phillips’s next to the Half Moon Tavern Aldersgate Street and promises bug destruction from rooms and furniture at a reasonable price. It includes claims of prior business, a second performer Zucker at Hickford’s in Panton Street with multiple transformations, and a schedule of prices and private performances. It lists various beverages and novelty items offered for sale.
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