Naval market and convoy reports from Dover to Newfoundland
A long extract details ships from Newfoundland and Ireland arriving or failing to Plymouth and London, with prizes, convoys, and captures. It notes the Hawke and Isis actions near Gibraltar, the Lynx capturing the Maria, and various arrivals at Newfoundland, Leith, Ipswich, and Dover. It also covers the West Indies convoy schedule, a Dutch convoy reform, the Lord Archbishop and bishops presenting a royal address, plate orders for the Speaker, and lottery prize results. It mentions Admiralty decrees, a messenger to Bristol, and a general convoy timetable for December.
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Don
Capt. Scott
Sorp Hawke
Dover Road
Leghorn
Gibraltar
Mont. Arnaux
Victoire
Isis
Moutray
Adicant
Arnonx
Malaga
Maria
Sinclair
Quebec
London
Lynx
Stewart
Leith
William
Kerr
Newfoundland
Cadiz
Villa Nova
Constantine
Forsyth
Bristol
Jones
Guadaloupe
Rose
Hill
Waterford
Resolution
French
Maryland
Thomas
Martha
Morton
Gortenburgh
Ipswich
Juflre Maris
Teleger
Oporto
Dover
Portugal
West Indies
Cork
Admiralty of
Holland
England
France
Art of
Madrid
Canterbury
Westtminster Abbey
St. James’s
House of Commons
Walbh
Powse
Bruton Street
Allied Act of Germany
Cath
Tool
Eaca
Saol
Genia
Society appoints chairs for arts and commerce committees
At a meeting of the Society for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce, chairs were declared for the standing Committees for the year ahead. Names include Thomas Manningham MD, Henry Baker FRSS, John Alexander Stainsby, John Spencer Colepepper, Thomas Brand, James Stuart, Peter Wyche, James Parsons, Jonas Hanway, Thomas Moore, Joshua Steel, Gardner, Michael Morris, Nicholas Crisp, and Benjamin Franklin with John Pownall.
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Society For the Encouragement of ‘Arts
Thomas Manningham
Henry Baker
F.R. S
John Alexander Stainsby
John Spencer Colepepper
Thomas Brand
Igsee
S. James Stuart
Peter Wyche
James Parsons
Jonas Hanway
Thomas Moore
Joshua Steel
Gardner
Michael Morris
Nicholas Crisp
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin, Lir D. F.R. S
John Pownall
George Moss
Walsall
Staffordshire
Carrier
Birmingham
Hockley Brook
Guernsey
Hermitage
Edward Louch
Crooked Lane
Louch
Poultry Compter
Collins
Edward Sweet
Miss Patterson
Hackney
Joseph Rann
Trinity College
Oxford
Arnold
Coventry
Trevor
Mincing Lane
Paiba
Bury-street
St. Mary Xe
Strand
John Biddleton
Turnham Green
Bondeau
Riverbead
James Rhode
Kent
Green Street
Rolvenor Square
Ames Welkies
Eig
Army
Laft
Thompson
Little Tower Street
American New‘s. Charles Town
South Carolina
Fort Prince George
Attakulla-Kalla
Little Carpenter
Turkey
Judd
Mof
Carpenter
Col. Grant
Attakulla-Kulla
Grant
Legidoun
Virginia
Notice of election and court procedures for a Durham seat
Paragraphs describe a Court of Afflants for a smelting company, election details for a member of Parliament in Durham, transfer books dates, and printed lists for Freemen. A letter from J Lambton requests votes and outlines aims to pursue justice and city prosperity. A separate note mentions a German gentleman’s proposal and a forthcoming meeting in St James's Park.
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Martin's Lane
Cannon-Street
Durham
Lambton
J. Lambton
Pasnot
St. James's Park
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Guerney
Mary
Alice
Karkhy
Allison
Newcastle
Deal
Wind
Francisco Xavier
Barcalona
Downs
Prince
Piercy Brett
Lamb
Skinner
Plymouth
Marlborough
Leeton
Dieppe
Felling
Davison
Bermudas
Simpson
Lisbon
The
D Atty Rotste & of Commerce and Iniethedhce
Charles-Town
Carolina
Charles Town
Cunningham
M‘cunningham
Ashley Ferry
General Assembly
A. Z
N. B
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Hughes
His Majesty’s
Fara
Portmouth
Crown
Majesty
Ruby Gally
Thomas Whitewood
New Aracice-Street
Rotherhithe
John Cox
SWAN
Statford
Esex
High Road
Maryland Point
Capt. Law
Kilney
Chitch
Earl Tilney
Auéioneer
Spital Square
Stratford
Premisfes
John C.O Xx
Batson
Royal Exchange
Little
Berkhamstead
Hatfield
Hertfordshire
Woodcock
Williamgrub
Sair
Furter
Hoddesdon
Gg John &Ox
Spital
Essex
Ay Estates
Tre