From Hull to Bristol and Ireland to Gibraltar shipping news
The segment lists several sailing ships with origins and destinations such as The Hayfield from Philadelphia to Hamburgh, The Deal Castle from Riga to Bristol, The Fanny from Barbadoes to Newfoundland, and The Samuel and Elizabeth from Stockholm to Manningtree. It notes wrecks and sinkings including the Margaret and Francis near Gibraltar, the Price Frigate at Bell Wharf, and the sloop Mercury sunk at harbor. It also reports weather and naval events in Europe, troop movements, and official notices on militia, expenditures, and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Henderson
Philadelphia
Hamburgh
Heyliofland
Deal Castle
Keer
Riga
Bristol
Fanny
Calvert
Barbadoes
Newfoundland
Samuel
Elizabeth
Newton
Stockholm
Maningtree
Jane
Parker
Cork
Gibraltar
Margaret
Francis
Stock
Grabraltar
Price
Lee
Bell Wharf
Cornwall
Bristol Channel
Port
Port Isaac
Wales
Maragifly
Poldearth
Endellion
Portmouth
Lord Beauclerc
Barham Downs
Hiisea Barracks
Aflach Keigstadt
Frederick Ftadt
Mercury
Jones
Jaden
Sandwich
Carmarthen
Solebay
Dalrymple
Morey
Dublin
Matter
Lord Downe
Lefter Campen
Madrid
Leipzick
Halberstadt
Marshal Broglio
Duchy of Mecklenburgh
Amsterdam Gazette
Paris
Russia
Vienna
Italy
London Gazette list of killed and wounded British troops near Campen
The London Gazette records the action of October 16 near the convent of Campen listing units Conway's and Inniskilling cavalry and Kingsley s and Welch Fuzileers infantry with casualties including Lieut Col Johnson Major Hepburn Capt Grey and others. Prisoners and missing totals include 33 horses killed 11 missing and 38 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Cashell
Home
Wade
Sand Styrrop
Ditto
Maxwell
Peyton
Roberts
Tenant
Armstrong
Evans
Keith’s Highlanders
Pollock
Ogilvie
Campbell
Clunes
Burland
Mackintosh
Campbell’s Highlanders
Macleod
Stewart
the Public Ledger
Prince of
Brunswick
Campen
Conway’s
Johnson
Wilson
Goldsworthy
Cornet Duffe
Inniskilling
Col
Harvey
Hepburn
Cornet Sayer
Mordaant
Briscoe
Pitt
Renouard
Dobson
Erskine
Kingsley’s
Grey
Nugent
Bofwel
Bailey
Pringle
Power
Bolwel
Welch Fuzileers
Marlay
Gould and
Fowler
Ferguson
Grove
Sale of Dolphin's Prize Hull at His Majesty's Yard
The Navy Office announces by notice that on Thursday next month at eleven in the morning they will sell at His Majesty's Yard in Sheerness the hull of the Sloop Dolphin's Prize with its masts yards rigging blocks sails and stores. Purchasers may view during yard hours until sale day. A fifteen shilling deposit or 25 percent is required, and if purchased but not paid for and removed within forty days, the deposit is forfeited to the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Vicenza
the Common-Pleas
Charles Yorke
Edward Willes
Duke of York
St. James’s
Earl of Bute
Scotland
Earl of Huntingdon
Middlesex
Dalrymple
Guadaloupe
Island
Grand-'Terre
Marshe Dickinson
Queenhithe
William Henry Lyttelton
Jamaica
Griffith
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Dedham
Essex
Hicks
Newgat
John Fielding
Navy Office
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Manly
Fuly
Navy
Broad-street
Shipley
Josias -Johannot
Woolwich
Dolphin
Ely
Sheernift
Jane
Conmittée of the Company of Merchants Advertises Africa Freight Talk
The committee of merchants will meet on Wednesday November 12 1760 to treat with shipowners and captains for freight of goods and passenger passes to Cape Coast Castle and Fort James on the coast of Africa. Interested parties should attend with proposals at Cowper's Court Cornhill at eleven oclock. Inquiries to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company of Merchants
Africa
Cape Goaft Castle
Fames Fort
Gambia
Perfons
Cowper’s Court
Cornhill
Oysters advertised by Mrs Brown in Sherborne lane
Widow Mrs Brown informs customers she continues selling Colchester and Pyfleet oysters from her house near the Black Bull, in partnership with Hugh Brady. She claims her late husband kept the original warehouse at Sherborne Lane, offers native Colchester oysters at 33 3d per barrel and Pyfleet at 41 per barrel, with fresh deliveries on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Colchester
Sherborne-lane
Hugh Brady
Sherborne
N.Q. Freth
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Admiralty Ofice
Admiralty
J. Clevland
Admiralty Office
Nassau
Deptford
Clevland
PTC
Gresham
Cotlege
Halifax
A. M
William Mace
F. R.S
Meee Wedner
Will. Cockayne
D. D. Thorfi
Wilfrid Clarke
Joseph Whateley
Ll.b
H. Pemberton
Charles Gardner
Lombard-street
J. Hazard
Tate
Royal Exchange
Ludgate-street
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
Bank
India
South Sea
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