London to Bristol: ships, convoys, and naval movements
Long dispatch lists arrivals and departures from Bristol and London ports, detailing ships recaptured or bound for Newfoundland and America, convoy movements under the Wager and Deal Castle, and multiple British vessels with slaves aboard reaching various ports. It notes casualties from a wreck near Yarmouth and military transports from Newcastle to Embden, plus coronation preparations and an array of European diplomatic and military updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lond
Bristol
Fussow
Smith
Barbadoes
London
Oldbury
Watkins
Quebec
Bishop
Cornwall
Dancomb
Good Elizabeth
Leeward Islands
P. S
Hopewell
Angola
America
Newcastle
Embden
Shields
Deal Castle
Newcatle
Portsmouth
Oporto
South Carolina
Vigo
Pitt
Margaret
Mary
Bacchus
Button
Scilly
Bristol Channel
Lundy
Achilles
Lisbon
Bonetta
Frampton
Pool
Newfoundland
Bayonne
Essex
Watterson
Liverpool
Africa
Kelly
Ditto
St. Kitts
John
Boulton
Snapper
Salthouse
Guadalupe
Susannah
Plymouth
Earl of Granville
Cummerford
Bfarriat
Brown
Carolina
Candy
Arabella
Bradshaw
Kirby-hally Fiallam
Halton
Hallowe
Maitland
St. Antonio
Asiatick
Morgan
Gibraltar
Barcelona
Emanuel
Myrholm
Dublin
Madame del Rosario St. Biaggio
Brattick
Constantinople
Margaretta
Sybilla Spin
Acria
Leghorn
M‘carthy
St. Michael
Canzer
Maria
Wanderhausen
Gottenburgh
N. S. de
Paris
Mont
Baily
Belleisle
Sth
Hodgson
Woolwich
William Peere Williams
Sir Booth Peer Williams
London fraudster hawks bedstead destruction service
An advertisement for Peter Braniff at the Three Flying Fish in Unioncourt Holborn proclaims a service to destroy bedsteads and rooms as a cure for woes, with assurances of notoriety among Londoners. It offers twelve months trial time, warns against counterfeits, and directs inquiries to hospitals for verification of legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Braniff
Unioncourt
Holborn
St. Andrew's Church
London
Brownlow-street
Long-Acre
City Hospital
Aldersgate-street
N. B
Navy Sale Notice of Old Stores at Portmouth Yard
Navy officers announce a public sale of old stores at Portmouth Yard on Tuesday the 30th at eleven in the morning. Viewings are allowed during yard hours until sale day. buyers must deposit 25 percent and pay within forty days or forfeit the deposit to the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Navy
Hughes
His Majesty
Portmouth
Crown
Navy Office Advert for Stationary Wares Tender
Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's Navy give notice that on Tuesday the 23d instant they will be ready to treat for serving the Admiralty Office with stationary wares. An account of particulars may be seen on application at the Clerk of the Ads Office at the Navy Office. all persons willing to treat must bring samples of paper pens wax etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy-Office
His Majesty's Navy
Admiralty- Office
Ads
Navy Office
Pexsons
Goodall and Turner Lace Cleaning Advertisement
An 18th century notice from Goodall and Turner near St James's Church, Piccadilly, touts a liquid chemical to clean and restore gold and silver lace and embroidery without fret or tarnish. It claims superiority over leather or powder methods and invites receipts to prevent fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodall and Turner
St. James’s Church
Piccadilly
Money lending and land purchases offered by Mr Deere
Advertises loans from 4000 to 20000 on freehold lands and leases, with money ready to buy estates, seats, manors, and royalties. Mr Deere at the Somerset Coffee-House in the Strand invites principals to borrow, lend, or invest, with details of securities and channels, three days weekly, anonymous inquiries accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere
Somerset
Strand
Attens
Leteva
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Ferdinand
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M. de Chevallerie
Heffe
Caffel
Baron de Donep
Brunswick
Wolfenhuttle
Baron de Cram
Augsbourg
Dresden
Henry
Schlettau
Marshal Daun
Fredrickstadt
Count Bruhl
Bardens
Marthal Serbelloni
Ichtenfels
Sahefeld
Ilmemau
Leipzic
Pontoppidan
England
Hill
Bayswater
Norway
Murphy
Foote
Cooke
Drury Lane
John Budds
St. Peter’s
Sandwich
Tottenham
Leicester Fields
Wood-street
Mansion House
Bridewell
Hatton Garden
New Prison
Nourse
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Ann Pollard
Clare-Market
Clement’s Lane
Catherine-street
George Copeland
Bath
Charles Garrard
Sanburn
Berkshire
Coatshall
Edinburgh
Thomas Pringle
Symington
Taunton
Country News
Reading
Winchester
Royal Cheshire
Chatham
Hertfordshire
Wincheser
Woodrooffe
Chapterhouse
Balguy
St. Laurence Church
Wiltshire
Gloucester
Hampshire
Salisbury
Edward Seymour
Woodlands
Cranborne
Dorset
Exeter
Northampton
Erelan D
Victualling Office
Corke
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Ing
Feedisg
Art of Banking
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