Fleet news and ship arrivals reach English ports in 1760
The report details multiple ships arriving at various ports including Rotterdam to Virginia and Trieste to Stangate Creek, with British guard ships off the Isle of Wight after a fourteen day passage. It notes damage to Portuguese wine, ships from Barbadoes to Liverpool, evacuations from Quebec, and preparations for 4000 seamen. Additional items cover naval actions, crew losses aboard the Winthelsea Indiaman, and local incidents in Plymouth and London, including theft, court actions, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Kenner
Rotterdam
Virginia
Angel
Ferod
Trieste
Stangate Creek
Flamborough
Neptune
Blackford
Britannia
Gaul
Charlotte
Hill
Lisbon
Tile of Wight
Brazils
London
Oporto
Grace
Thomas
Bristol
Jackson
Barbadoes
Cork
Liverpool
Portsmouth
Downs
Quebec
Lord Colville
Leeward Islands
Ireland
Lewes
Sussex
Plymouth
England
Barfleur
Torrington
Lagos
Litchfield
Bownell
Gunton
Suffolk
Hewling Luton
Totterham
Pryor
Mills Bray
London Bridge
Hertford
James Hickman
Medway
Romneymarth
Bethnal Green
Shoreditch
Westminster
Margaret Williams
Richmond
Surry
Williams
Three Tun Tavern
St. Margaret’s Hill
Bridewell
Southwark
Ludgate-Hill
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Fleet-Market
Holborn Bridge
Clerkenwell
New Prison
Newgate
Fragmented poem excerpt on life and trees in woods
A fragmentary verse recalls a speaker who has felled trees and declares indifference to death. It contrasts young saplings with sturdy oaks and hints at future memory when the speaker is gone, finishing with a reflection on life’s toil and solitary existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowey
Bodmin
Admiral Boscawen
Canada
Chatham
Whitmore
Buffs
Brumpton
Canterbury
Barham
Downs
Portsmouth
Outrage over ship plunder on Welsh coast prompts call for harsh justice
A plea to authorities demands severe punishment for pirates who plundered a distressed ship off the Welsh coast. The author condemns inhuman acts, urges a rigorous inquiry, and advocates punishment beyond the gallows if needed. References Jamaica rum and Contac brandy sales follow, with notice to Charles Wenman at the Royal Exchange for delivery and sample offers from the Punch House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Wales
Opi
Jamaica
Charles Wenman
Royal Exchange
Punch House
Royal, Exchange
Infernal verse pamphlet in London sale listing
An early printed item notes a pamphlet titled Price is 1REAT.NEW.S. from HELL. It references Virgil and hellish realms and requests exposure of hidden secrets. Printed for J. Williams, bookbuyer, and sold by J. Dixwell near Charing Cross in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New.s
Grese Britain
Earth
Hell
J. Williams
Bookgeyer
Hill
J. Dixywell
Ste
Charing-crofs
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France
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Lower Rhine
Madrid
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Carthagena
Carthagen
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Collina
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Congregation of the Index
Congregation of Sacred Rites
Cardinal Barbarigo
Donato Forzi
St. Francis de Sales
Padua
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Duke of York
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Chester
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
Mancheste
Kensington
America
East Indies
Robert Kite
William Hart
William Pitt
St. ‘Ann’s
Mr. Garrick
Navy Office
William Howe
Lord Viscount Howe
Lady Howe
Albermarle-street
North America
Earl of Dartmouth
St. James’s Square
Oxfordshire
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City of
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Pall Mall
Admiralty
Barton
Boscawen
Cape
Cambridge
University of Cambridge
Job Wallace
Pembroke Hall
Earl of Rosebery
Mefling
Essex
Harbottle Lockin
George, Beauclerk
Lord Panmure
Barham Downs
Word-Man
Virg
Templear