Maritime arrivals at Lisbon with names of ships and crews
In Lisbon several ships are listed with their origins and captains including Neptune Blachford from London Britannia Gave Portmouth Arabella Bradshaw from South Carolina Thomas and Sarah Jackson Endeavour Coates John and Ann Boldrick Ruby Peacock John and Margery Sangster Prince Edward Brixey Providential Friend Reid from Portsmouth N. S. de Secora Sandene visite de Paula from Lon on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Neptune
Blachford
London
Britannia
Gave
Portmouth
Arabella
Bradshaw
South Carolina
Thomas
Sarah
Jackson
Endeavour
Coates
John and Ann
Boldrick
Ruby
Peacock
John
Margery
Sangster
Prince Edward
Brixey
Reid
Portsmouth
N. S. de Secora
Sandene Visite de Paula
Lonon
Danish royal departure fixed for June and July return
London dispatches report King Frederick V of Denmark will leave Holstein on June 7 and aims to be back by July 4 or 5. The queen dowager remains frail while the royal family stays at Friedensburg, with the prince royal to remain either there or at Fridericksberg until the king returns. Meanwhile French garrisons face Allied advance near Fritzlar and Butzbach as Imperial forces shift across the Low Rhine region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Copenhagen
Holstein
Friedensburg
Prince Royal
Fridericksberg
Holslein
Hague
Fritzlar
Butzbach
Luckner
Imhoff
Kirchhayn
Waldener
Friedberg
Marshal Broglio
Lower Rhine
Sporcken
Dulmen
Prussia
Sy Henry
Empire
Bareuth
Konigshofen
Utrecht
Aix la Chapelle
Gibraltar
Clive
India
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Prince of Wales
Kensington
Princess Dowager of Wales
Leicester House
Francis Dashwood, Bart
Hanover-square
High Wickham
Bucks
Countess of Coventry
Pall-mall
Slack
Nailer
Bishopsgate-street
Threadneedle-street
Sc. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Routh
Marquis of Granby
Albemarle-street
Hampstead
John Fordyce
Aentleman
Paddington
King’s Bench
Temple
Thames
December 1760 London Navy News and Spanish Envoy Courts
Admiralty reports Niger and Jason captured off Ashanti with 8 guns and 7 men, then sailed with Diadem. weathered leak after damage. Also notices from London of private audiences of Conde de Fuentes with the Prince of Wales and Princess Dowager of Wales, plus extracts from a letter from Basse-Terre Guadalupe praising sugar, rum, coffee, cotton yields and diverse islands’ resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Fune
Bentinck
Plymouth
Ashanti
Saville House
Conde de Fuentes
Spain
Prince of Wales
Charles Cottrell Dormer
Marquis d’Abreu
Aet of
Leicester House
Funes
Princess Dowager of
Wales
Kensington
Funez
Amelia
d’Abreu
Baffe-terre
Guadalupe
Lapi-terre
Grandterre
Petit-terre
Difunda
Maria Gallante
Saintes
Jamaica
Capi-terre
Grand-terre
Trade and conquest in the Caribbean seas and Jamaica
A long letter discusses British commercial gains from Jamaica and the Caribbean, noting potential profits from freeing Jamaica from French settlers, better sugar and cinnamon cultivation, and expanded trade with Britain, Ireland, and America. It also recalls Governor Crump’s death and honors, plus European war updates and naval activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Britain
Ireland
America
Martinico
Jamaica
Great Britain
North America
Canada
N. America
Europe
West Indies
Eustatia
Crump
Melvill
Hig
Baffeterre
Nathaniel Redhead
Confectioner’s Shop Offered With Stock and Fixtures
A confectioner’s shop on a reputable public street is to be left with stock fresh and of best materials and fixtures up for fair appraisement. A well fitted workshop, easy rent, and instruction for newcomers are offered. apply to the paper’s publisher for particulars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Dairy Register of Commerce and Intelligence
Leipfic
Zinzendorff
Pensylvania
Penn
Magdeburg
Salomon
Essex
Canton
China
Triton
Harris
India Company
St. Helena
Antigua
Harrison
Guadaloupe
Bayonne
Dunkirk
Flanders
Fulvie
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