Maritime Ship Movements From Dover to Plymouth and Cork
Dover and Portland crews sailed from Hawke and Keay toward Plymouth and Cork. Vessels include the Two Breth ers Clarke from Portland and Packer Brewer bound for Geenie v Cowes. The Hopeful from Chicago ver Dublin, Union Churchill from London to Cork and Jamaica, Agatha Maria from Rotterdam to St Euttatia, plus several other arrivals and wind observations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farn, Lee
Dover
Bethers, Clarke
Portland
Hawke
Agatha Maria
Neilson
Jaffrouw
Elizabeth Catharina
Schofenberg
Rotterdam
St. Euttatia
Temeain
Eagle
Dibden
London
Sreiches
Deal
S. B
Frederick
Ashwand
Amethyst Frigate's Raids From Cape Blanco To Gambia
An account of the French King's 32 gun frigate Amethyst under Captain Oxtocay Lat routing along the Guinea coast. She seized a ready gun laden snow, captured a provision ship at Goree, and attempted to cut out vessels for Goree garrison. After engagements near Senegal, she tried for James Fort on the Gambia but faced resistance, grounding the Tryal Snow, and both ships retreated. The Amethyst then carried on with prisoners, provisions, and further captures while various other ships and events accompany the voyage, including reports of Danish and British vessels, racing outcomes, and notable arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxtocay
Cape Blanco
Gamat
Guinea Hore
Tryal
Portey Drick
Senegal
Bay of
Goree
Gambia
James
Newton
Ordeg
Veffel
Ditief
Debatt
Debat
England
Gores
African Company
Hickes
Tencriffe
Larne
Colvil
Colwell
Burren
Megavisey
Thomas Lallam
Neath
Land’s End
Falmouth
Boiton
Amsterdam
Alexander
Richards
dSonddm
Kisey
Jennings
Cok
New York
Trion
Lamb
Newfoundland
Alicant
de Rosario
Scarta Seas
Cadiz
Windsor
Gibraltar
Leghorn
Omti
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Rene
Ety
Falk
Naples
Ostend
Nicol Finden
Tele
Bigbadoes
Merick
Cabetan
Eiden
Gottenburgh
Portsoy
Mary
Daverfi
Plygtquth
Plymouth
Ocean
Orford
Admiral Rainey
Spithead
Henderson
Petersburgh
Dublin
Revell
George Davison
Matter
Riga
Berwick
Darwinda
H.nierta
Pairbridge
Peter Hensen
Maffer
St. Ubes
Harrison
Kinsale
Corxe
A& A
St. James’ Palace
Westminster Abbey
Newcastle
Lively
Wm. Hetchinson
Blosom
Syren
Earl Cowper
Herfordshire
Duchess of Hamilton
Marquis of Lorne
Bristol Hore Wells
Wilson
Stepney
William Batley
Stimpston
Mary Balger
Spencer
Chick-lang
Guildhall
Yetterday
Tyburns
John Roberts
Harwich
Andrew Stone
Mr. Smith
Sheerlane
Roberts
St. Alban’s Street
Pall Mall
Admiralty Office
Admiralty of England
Fufice-Hall
Old Bailey
Worning
Philip Stephen
Navy-Office
Dedford
Woolwich
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
His Majesty
Chatham
Port Antonio
Port’mouth
Company of Merchants
Africa
Cape Coast Castle
Coowper’s Court
Cornhill
Betsey Lloyd
Hamilton
Madeira
Barbadoes
Lloyd's Coffee-House
Gravesend
James Alexander
Antigua
Guadaloupe
Lloyd’s Coffee-House
Nffant
Joseph Fisher
Houndsditch
DE Blois
Bartholomew Close
West-Indies
New-York
Threadneedle-treet
Hon
United Eitt India Company
India
Higerlander
St. Mildred’s Court
Houghton-Street
Clare-Market
N. B
Shrewsbury
George and White Bart Inn
Aldersgate-Street
Castle and Falcon Inn
Jame Street
Turvis Drayson
Minor Colley
John Bather
N.B. J. Bather
Castle
Falcon Inn
Coventry
U.ts
Falcon Inain Aldersgate Street
Thomas Duleison
Bowles Esewee
Thomas Pallison
Giles Tottingham
N.B
Hertford and Hoddesdon
AXE Enn
Aldermanbury
Hert
Rose and Crown
Endfeld Highway
Hoddesdon
Hertford
Hoddeston
Wesmley
Broxbourn
Chethant
Llund
Rage
R.park
the Axe
Hartford
Axe Inn
Shoreditch Church
Chethunt
Broxtourn
Wormley
Aga Hertford
Lloyd’s Coffee
Lombard-street
Spritfail
Chinson
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