Long List of Outward Bound Vessels and Hospital Ship Mentioned
A chronicle lists numerous outward bound ships including Providence Mary Matthias Norwich Mary, Hero Anne Desire Barnard Channing Polly Endeavour Terror Richard and William Generous Friend Grampus Hero Nancy Generous Friend John and Jons Loretto Prince of Wales Ross Princess Carolina John and Sarah Centurion King George Hopewell Eagle Elizabeth Ranger Freedom Exchange Maria Magnanimity Laurel Jame Briton Halden Polly Porpus George Diligence Richard and Anne Triton Two Brothers John and Elizabeth Providential Rebecca Loving Friends Hopewell Jane and Elizabeth Loyalty Amity In Stau ration John and Mary Elizabeth and Anne Anne and Mary Employment Adventure Dolphin Hopewell Prosperous Amelia Hopewell Britannia Fortitude John and Hester Venus Ranger Rachael Enterprise Fell Laurels Felicity Generous Friends Providence Goodwill Unity Amity Benediction hospital ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Mary
Matthias
Norwich
Hero
Anne
Desire
Barnard
Channing Polly
Endeavour
Terror
Alexander
Richard
William
Grampus
Nancy
John
Jons
Loretto
Prince of Wales
Ross
Sarah
Centurion
Eagle
Elizabeth
Ranger
Freedom
Exchange
Maria
Laurel
Polly
George
Diligence
Rebecca
Jane
Harwood
Amelia
Goodwill
Unity
Vessels Reach Dublin and Cork Amid Naval Movements
Reports from Cork Lisbon and Dublin detail multiple arrivals and movements. Ships from Bristol London and New York reach Lisbon and Dublin while several vessels bound for Leeward Islands Jamaica and North America sail or arrive. A privateer takes Sally to Bilboa and a Torbay stop delays Tartar. Court martial sentences are announced and marines and artillery are drafted for Portsmouth and the Nore. Royal guards march from the Tower to Portsmouth as volunteers and engineers prepare for expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin
Williams
Bristol
Providence
Lisbon
Sally
Thurnham
London
Shefsier
New-York
Doyle
Mount Pleasant
Taylor
Cork
Coventry
Qyle
Quiberon Bay
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
North America
His
Partilion
Aldborough
Dublin Bay
Adams
The
Live Oak
Liverpool
Cuba
Wallace
Quebec
Bayonne
Bilboa
Harman
Genoa
Leghorn
Torbay
Dublin
Crawford
White
Labaster
Greenock
Marquis of Granby
Hufton
Riga
Susannah
Mary
Johnson
Petersburgh
Ireland
War notes and public notices from a London periodical
Reports from Chichester on troops near the coast including 700 of Lord Loudon’s regiment and Surrey militia, deserters pledged for court martial, and broad discussions of war costs and aims. Overseas items cover Spain, Portugal, Brussels celebrations for Archduke Joseph, and French demands in Hesse. Local incidents include fires, robberies, assaults, a murder trial at the Old Bailey, and advertisements for lotteries and liquor shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Prince of Wales
Dukes York
Chichester
Lord Loudon
Croydon
Surry
Savoy
Great Britain
Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Holy See
England
Ireland
Canada
Navy Office Sale of Old Stores at Portsmouth Yard
Notice from the Principal Officers of the Navy that on Tuesday the 20th at nine in the morning Commissioner Rogers will expose to sale at his office in the dockyard at Portsmouth several parcels of old stores including rope cordage and coverings. Viewings available during yard hours until sale day. A deposit of 25 percent is required. purchasers must pay and remove goods within forty days or the deposit is forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Portsmouth
Portmouth
Kensington
Rogers
Saley
His
Phy
Cronwn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ean D.O
Newark
Bean
Chatham
Essex
Nore
Datty
Commerce and Intelligences
Madrid
Marquis de Squillace
Brussels
Archduke Joseph
Princess of Parma
Count de Cobentzel
Bruffels
Sth
d’Uriel
Ratisbon
Landgraviate of
Hesse
Tates
Petersburg
Siberia
Turin
Duke of Savoy
Italy
Germany
France
Holland
Batavia
Indies
Barnet
Mr. Nunes
Crispin
Mr. Hudson
Newmarket
Mr. Grevill
Mary Long Legs
Tord Gower
Little David
Dike
Bridgewater
Lord Orford
Sir James Lowther
Earl of Warwick
Richard Littylton
Raling
Middlesex
Earl of Lincoln
Duke of Newcastle
Nottinghamshire
Earl of Tynley
Charles-street
Berkley
Oxford
Cross Inn
Richard Pickering
James Flower
Mr. Whitfield
Tabernacle
Doctor Squintum
Holborn
Fleet-Street
Painea
London Bridge
Thames
Porters Block
Smithfield
Clerkenwell-green
Old Bailey
Patrick McCarty
William Talbot
Baw; Street
Covent Garden
Finchly Common
Ann Harper
John Hughes
Howard
Bamber Gascoyne
John Gunnel
Margaret Oatley
Mary Burn
Willian Baldwyn
Mary Diprofe
Avbank
Moses Jacob
Mary Crewes
Prince Eugene
Charles Wenman
Royal Exchange
Punch House
Navy Office