Calamities Aboard The Bellona and Beside War News
The narrative recounts severe storm damage including the loss of masts, a topmast, and a deck, with the crew surviving after a long perilous ordeal. Captain Dehnig of the Bellona led a tense tow to Plymouth and Portsmouth, while other ships faced privateer actions along the coast and various arrivals at Falmouth and Plymouth with cargoes affected. Reports detail multiple ships chased or captured by French privateers, crews saved, and goods scattered, alongside local court and public happenings in London and surrounding towns.
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Evert
Cape Cornwall
Royal
Plymouth
Portmouth
Scilly
Feds
Riddle
Dennis
Judith
Semple
Newry
Falmouth
Wilkinson
Canaries
Chichester
St. Sebastian’s
Beard
Bayonne
Hendrick Nantjes
Glasgow
Ostend
Holland
Neptune
Burden
Thomas
Richard
London
Virginia
Capé Henry
E. Busatia
Christian
Stanley
Whitehaven
Eagle
Duke of Bedford
Cauzier
King of Prysrin
Barry
Minerva
Brown
Kildare
Chester
Dublin
Royal George Transport
Gordon
Bedford
Quiberon Bay
Hamburgh
Philadelphia
Ekimburgh
Elbe
Cuxhavens
Rer
Burdell
Bristol
Isondon Batchelor
Roberts
Traro
Hercules
Coby
Swanzey
Good Intent
Boyle
Milford
Yarmouth
Simple
Providence
West
Expedition
Wallis
Lady Ann
Rochellé
Bremén
Susannah
Mailie
Cowes
Ghelter Bly
Gee
Nostra Senora
de Lappa
Hunter
Diamond
Bryfon
Woolwich Man
Ivar
Speedwell
Slaop
Prosperity
Owen
Robert
Rathburn
Liverpool
S- Black -Prince
Dawn
Sormalia
Ruby
Peel
Africas
Mary
Davis
Godthal
Lisbon
Welf
Smith
Boston
Providestia Divina
Gents
Veni
Ceuta
James Ad
Henrietta
Rafgates
Jump
Lion
Gran
Portsmouth
Africa
Jennet Tender
Betty
Hurd
Petersburgh
Cork
Woods
Holiday
Foot Guards
Serjeants-inn
Saville-house
South Sea ‘Company
Prince Henry Frederic
Westminster Hall
William Hart
Strand
Park
Admiralty Notice Fragment From November Records
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated Admiralty entry referencing Rs. 1760 and a declaration by His Majesty, noting fleet or marines movements and a court appearance. Readable terms include Admiralty, November, and references to a black crape and marching signals around a court context.
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Admiralty
Navy Half Pay Distribution Notice to Former Seamen
Naval office announces payments of half pay to former seamen and widows. Payments begin at the Navy Treasurer's office and continue monthly. Recipients must provide affidavits of no public employment, certificates of TeP subscription and oaths taken, and may attend with attorneys if unable to appear in person.
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Navy Office
Navy
Notice of Sale of Dolphin Sloops Hull at Sheerness Yard
Navy officers announce a sale on Thursday next month at eleven in the morning of the hull of His Majesty's sloop Dolphin, with yards rigging and sails at Sheerness Yard. Viewing allowed during yard hours until sale day. A 25 percent deposit, or proportion, is required. failure to purchase means deposit forfeited to the Crown after forty days.
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U .Navy Office
S. Navy
Dalphin
His Majesty
Sheerasfi
Crown
Mayor Chetty Sets Protocol For Lord Mayor’s Day Parade 1760
The document records a November 4 1760 notice detailing restrictions for the Lord Mayor’s Day celebrations. It orders no processions by boating or land crews, bans ringing bells, and limits who may attend the ceremony. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Recorder, Sheriffs and principal officers travel by coach from the Mansion House to Westminster, then to the Court of Exchequer to take oath, before returning to the Mansion House for dinner.
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St. Paul's
Parfeet
Oriel College
Oxford
Allhallows
Lombard-street
Park
Tower
Teesday
Dreveurst
Robert
Amtitroup
St. James’s
Shek House
Kent
Farnpike
Town
Smithfield Market
Norwich
Ishence
Blackwall
Chetty
George the Child
Great _ Britain
Alderwen
Mansion House
Westminster
Court of Exchequer
King’s Bench and
Common Pleas
Maxton House
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the Daily Repurse of Commerce and Intelligence
Newcasle
St. Luke’s
Ong ‘Willian’ Young
Wathead
Shields Road
Weston
South Shields
Robert Walker
Grainge
Darlington
Susanna Allan
Coventry
Taft John Hewitt