Very fatal calamity from a dry summer and water spoilage
A lengthy maritime update describes dire losses and hazards due to a very dry summer that spoiled water supplies. It notes numerous ships arriving or leaving ports from Jamaica to London, with crews safe and cargo damaged, plus privateers and prizes taken, and a general sense of escalating war preparations and commercial activity along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Portsmouth
South Carolina
Beulah
Gibbons
Moly
Watts
London
Barker
Bristol
Manchioneal
Kendall
Dover
Jamaica
Betsey
Darke
John and Mary
Arbuthnot
Minerva
Lampton
Sally
Ball
Oporto
Whitehaven
Caminha
Sophia Albertinia
Livingston
Stockholm
Dublin
Roth
Petersburgh
Athe
Beggars Walden
Baltick
Tay
Arbroath
Jacob Trotter
Sunderland
Dort
Martha
Garkett
North Carolina
Seahorse
Maria
Safo
Buboa
Srifol
Isis
Wheeler
Fom
Lisbon
Earl of Kinnoul
Coun
Portugal
Harding
Barbadoes
St. Ives
Thomas
Cork
Doyle
Prince of Orange
Hector
Forrest
Millford
Eorain
Evans
Kitty
Cowen
Falmouth
Francis
Susannah
Knight
Vigo
Portmouth
Spithead
Amerca
Stiles
Philadelphia
S .Iled
Deserters Named From Arethusa Ordered Apprehension
Admiralty directs a court martial for the listed crew of HMS Arethusa who have not returned from leave by Nov 10 1760. They must repair aboard at Sheerness or forfeit wages. names include Cleveland Hall Donald Shields Mullins Smith Crofts Willson Polesten Nightingale Hanzel Griffith Breers Gibson Price Graham Dank Crawling Mead Blewett Frazier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Admiralty
Sheerness
J. Clevland
Waliam Hall James M‘donald
Hugh Shields
Henry Mullins
Thomas Smith
John Crofts
Wiliam Willson
Simon Polesten
Thomas Nightingale
Perry Hanzel
John Griffith
Samuel Breers
Alexander Gibson
James Price
Edward Grahara
James Dank
James Crawling
William Mead
John Blewett
David Frazier
Navy Sale Notice for Monarch Hull at Woolwich Yard
Navy officers announce sale of His Majesty’s ship Monarch hull 1776 tons with chain pumps and bars at Woolwich Yard. Sale set for Tuesday November 25 at 11 o'clock in the morning. Viewing allowed during yard hours until sale day. A 25 percent deposit is required. if not purchased, payment and removal within forty days. deposit forfeited to the Crown.
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Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
His Majesty
Monarch
His Majesty's
Woolwich
Crown
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