Port News from Falmouth June 25 26 27 28 1780s
The Daily Bicister reports arrivals and departures at Falmouth and Cowes with multiple ships. Vessels include Tarpoint Logan from Plymouth, God's Name Jose from London, Harriot from New York, and Druid from a cruise, plus two Brothers from Exon. Sailed are Mortar bomb, Broderick packet, and Mary and Catherine among others. Several ships arrive at Cowes with convoys for Gibraltar, Quebec, Jamaica, and Philadelphia.
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Logan
Plymouth
Jose
London
Faso
Harriot
Brailey
New York
Jonge Ary
Viseland
Rotterdam
Campvere
His Majesty
Druid
Martin
Exon
Expedition
Woodward
Lisbon
Earl of Belborough
Douglas
Corunna
General Wal
Robinson
Swallow and Diligence Sloops of War
Peggy
Portsmouth
Bristol
Jane
Guernsey
Spicer
Jersey
May Flower
Jackson
Hence
Liverpool
Southampton
Wind N. N. W
Delight
Wild
Bee
Brewer
Broderick
Mary and Catherine
Lamacrate
Dartmouth
Spithead
Cowes Road
Prince Edward
Willis
Margaret
Frances
Stock
Britannia
Fillet
Charming Hannah
Burk
Perry
Hagen
Ann Gally
Webb
Venus
Strong
Launceston
Clark
Fortune
Hooper
Bacchus
West
St. George
Jones
Carter
Payne
Gardner
Newcasttle
Gibraltar
Industry
Brayfor
Dover
Quebec
Sally
Leslie
Guadaloupe
Peter
R&thery
Virginia
Hungerford
Barford
Jamaica
Farr
Halifax
Yarmouth
Harris
North Yarmouth
Philadelphia
Susannah
Green
Poole
Newfoundland
Dolphin
Deal
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Tweed
Biddeford
Baltimore
Downs
Newark
Nottingham
Minerva
Wolf Floop
Tomas
Prince Ferdinand
Mullard
Africa
Squirrel
Benn
Public Audiences and Atlantic Naval Movements Report
Yesterday M Boreel the Dutch ambassador had a public audience at St James's. A large Atlantic convoy sailed from New York in May bound to the Southward, with transports and regiments. Many ships and privateers were sighted or chased near the Americas and West Indies, with several vessels arriving at Plymouth and Bristol, while others faced gales and leaks. Distress at sea included a French privateer and Dutch ships in trouble. notable arrivals include the East India ships to Plymouth. Local notices cover races at Beccle’s and Newcastle, a court appointment, and a marriage of MP Robert Fox Lane to Bridget Henry.
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States General
St. James’s
New York
New-York
South Carolina
England
Bell Savage
Lewis
Bristol
Nancy
McKenzie
Amsterdam
Neptune
Marger
Madeira
Fowey
Oliver
Ochterlony
Prince George
Finglass
Hore
Rofe
Brett
Manning
Robertson
Hannah
Brown
Sherrard
Eagle
Carr
Adventure
Hosfack
Sally
Bourn
Narcissa
Wingatt
Europa
Bench
Ruby
Suttie
London
Peck
Brewer
Barbara
Eddy
St. James
Mathie
Industry
Carlton
Dawkins
Ballentine
St. Andrew
Buchanan
Betsey
Potts
Julius Crerar
Samuel
Ross
Dispatch
Carter
Martham
Diana
Mariam
Catherine
Bolton
Gloucestershire
Condon
Hector
Thomas
King David
Achilles
Hedges
Jamaica
Liverpool
Lancaster
St. Kitt’s
Barbadoes
North America
Molly
Jenkins
Kaaland
Pensylvania
Gardner
Friendship
Richardson
Harmony
Evanson
Cork
Alexander
Atkins
Jupiter
Ball
Boston
Brunswick
Scott
Viana
Hound
Graw
Lisbon
Daniel
Lake
Ditto
Pollard
Morgan
Royal American
Kurley
Sisters
Bennet
Branscombe
Fyal
Motingham
Dale
Cadiz
Lydia
Jane
Bryson
Rooke
Ann and
Eliza
Chancellor
Recovery
St. Lucar
Fanny
Lane
S» M‘cl
Bainbridge
Isles of Delors
Coas
Africa
Sully
Lefeley
Antigua
Guadalupe
Ile of Wight
Cowes
North Carolina
Hull
Stonehaven
Newburgh
Aberdeen
West Chaple
Flanders
Dunkirk
Brest
Woolwich
M. Buffy
Lord Cathcart
Albemarle-street
Count Colombo
Venice
Soho Square
Lincoln’s Inn
Greenwich
Kent
Mr. Dodd
New City Road
Aldermaston
Beccles
Adams
Julius
Popham
Doctor
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Gower
David
Cleveland
Bays
Stamford
Valerius
Newcastle
Town Moor
His Majesty
Mr.Pearson
Flathing Molly
Mr. Dalton
Syren
Mr. Hutton
Warrior
Mr. Turner
Strip ’Em
Mr. Hunt
Patrick
Mr. Swinburn
Swift
Betts
Earl of Northumberland
Mr. Parker
Hawthorn
Mr. Brandling
Rosebud
Sir Henry Grey
Mr. Bethell
Sol
William Swinburn
S. Brown
Sprightly
John Blenkinsop Coulson
John Hutton
Eiqr
Dapper
Henry Corwin
Eigr
Priscilla
Ralph Smith
Valiant
Simon Scroope
Judas
Mr. Coatsworth
Bright Eyes
Sir Bellingham Graham
Dunce
Corporation
Bellingham Graham
Alipes
William Fenwick
Mark
Trudge
William Parker
John Hautson
Duke of Clevland
Dainty Davy
Clerkenwell
St. Paul’s Church
Tempie Bar
John Delamare
Spitalfields
Parkin
Oxburgh
Foulden
Norfolk
Gonvile and Caius College
Robert Fox Lane
York City
Bridget Henry
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
Guildford
Surry
Fisherman nets shad and salmon on Thames. notables suffer mishaps
A Thames fishing note reports a 16 pound salmon and five shillings sixpence spent on a hawl. Mr Wagner, hatter to the King, was thrown from a horse at St James's Gate breaking a shoulder and arm. Obituaries mention Rev William Boudry of Checkendon and Richard Rowland of St Christopher Island.
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St. Laurence
Reading
Croome’s Hill
Greenwich
Richard Rowland
Island of
St. Christopher’s
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