Naval stores trade and fleet health report from London
A London dispatch notes naval stores trade to Norway and other ports may be vindicated by principle even without return goods. The fleet remains healthy with regular duties and provisions. Vessels arriving include Sally from Guadalupe with five weeks voyage, Nancy from Angola with 533 slaves, Monmouth from Virginia, Mars from Clyde, St Andrew from Jamaica, Three Friends from Drunton, and several Baltic ships at Hall. Also Bromsley from Virginia at Whitehaven and Nelly from Gottenburgh at Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sally
Barber
Guadalupe
Liverpool
Nancy
Bare
Angola
Monmouth
Virginia
Dawpool
Chester
Mars
Weir
Clyde
St. Kitts
Plymouth and Portsmouth naval movements and local notices
Shipping news from Plymouth and Portsmouth details arrivals and departures of ships including the Prince William from Rotterdam, the Quebec Frigate for Gibraltar, Scorpion, Refusal, Ostrich, Charming Nancy, Rebecca, Swift, St Michael, Elizabeth and Sarah, and Culloden, with convoy plans and 600 soldiers aboard. Also reports on Monarque and Princess Mary, dock works, a court at St Margaret's Hill, and various local incidents, trials, deaths, and public notices including dramatic advertising and Scarboroug races results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Prince William
Maes
Rotterdam
St. Eustatia
Quebec
Gibraltar
Scorpion
Milford
Falmouth
Williams
London
Dublin
Ostrich
Hawkins
Nancy
Hocken
Basilisk
Cowes
Rebecca
Martin
South Carolina
Bremen
Swift
Devale
Lisbon
St. Michael
Morey
Brittol
Elizabeth
Sarah
Shephard
Tenby
Southampton
Culloden
Barker
Portsmouth
Guadalupe
Baltimore
Alderney
Col. Dalrymple
Woolwich
Chatham
His Majesty’s Navy
His
William Melish
Excise
Roger Townsend
Earl of Hertford
St. James’s Park
Werminster Bridge
Chelsea
St. Margaret’s Hill
Newgate
Jamaica
Francis Halsall
Kingston
Denison
Leeds
Thomas Tidswell
Chapeltown
Rayner
Wakefield
Holbeck Chapel
Brown
John Brown
Hampton
Miss Hare
Bishop Hare
Charles Molloy
Westminster Hospital
Swan Yard
Strand
New Road
Lambeth
Little-Queen-Street
Newtower’s Street
PORT NEWS DEALS WITH SHIP MOVEMENTS AND ARRIVALS
Wind at South. Several Royal Navy ships including Seahorse Rebecca Bevis and Hallifax Elizabeth and Anne stay in the Downs. Arrivals include Arnold Cousins and King of Prussia Aufin from Leghorn Gravesend. Vessels pass by Charming Nancy and others from Jamaica Senegal Stockholm Riga Petersburgh Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Seahorse
Rebecca
Bevis
Portsmouth
Hopewell
Poole
Martha
Reid
Liverpoole
Downs
Elizabeth
Anne
Parkins
Hallifax
Arnold
Cousins
King of
Prussia
Aufin
Leghorn
Gravesend
Nancy
Brewer
Ellis
Egdon
Albinia
Gilbert
Porpus
Gray
Rose
Brett
Clarendon
Ancell
Associate
Gleast
Jamaica
Somerville
Senegal
Friendship Ball
South Carolina
Crowe
Willson
Stockholm
Benevolence
Haddock
Alice
Wills
Riga
Mary
Cox
Petersburgh
Thomas
Tirehouse
Norway
Entertainments at the Greyhound Inn and Theatre Royal Drury Lane
An advertisement for a mixed entertainment at the Greyhound Inn Westsmith field and Theatre Royal Drury Lane. It features dramatic tales Timor-Koran and Charana, the Eighth Wonder, general humor with Trinculo and Humkin Buz, singing, machinery, and a note on a convenient route to boxes and pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound Inn
Westsmithfield
Yates
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Calipath
Timur-Koran
Charana
Albufazar
Timur- Koran
Abbalazar
Seraphet
Taylors
Trinculo
Humkin Buz
Barnaby
Dances by Grantier and Others for Seamen Provisions
The Office for Sick and Wounded Seamen invites sealed tenders from interested parties to supply beer bread mutton and flour for twelve months for the hospitals serving sick and wounded seamen at Plymouth. Bids open next month with details from the secretary or Mr Hombly agent.
Exchanging Prisoners of War Involving Provision to Exeter
The Commissioners for taking care of prisoners and wounded intend to exchange POWs on Friday the 19th of next month. They will receive sealed tenders from those willing to supply provisions for twelve months to prisoners in Exeter prisons and hospitals. Articles include beef bread cheese pease mutton beer. Further particulars via the Secretary or Mr. Limbrey, Agent for Prisoners of War at Exeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Hombly
Exeter
Limbrey
Exete
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Flanders
Quiberon Bay
Philaelphia
Whence
M'Cleland
Georgia
New-York
Elizabeth Seymour
Rees
Antigua
Hanover Miller
Hannah Cobourne
Kitt
Esther Bruce
Judith Austin
Rhode-Iland
Elizabeth Gyles
The
Daity Register of Commerce and Inteligence
Scarborough
Corporation
Mr. Hutton
Dapper
Mr. Witty
Chef
Mr. Watson
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Key
Mr. Swinburn
Sprightly
Mr. Buardon
Mr. Town
Monkey
Noblemen’s and Gentlemen
Belingham Graham
Sog
Judgment
Mr. Tilly
Drive’em
Mr. Brown
Impudence
Mr. Dunn
Scaramouch
John Pennington
Mr. Hardwick
Henry Grey
Mr. Cass
Shrewsbury
G. S
Ireland
Corke
Youghall
Prince of Orange of
Northam
Jeffry
Stroughall
Tueday
Warden Flood
His Majesty’s Court of King’s Bench
Philip Tisdall
John Gore
Regiment of Light Dragoons
Earl of
Shuter
Avon
Pomona
Bacchus
Horace
Herculaneum
Port News
Vol. I
Sadler’s Wells
Mr. MA
Mr. Granter
My. Seppie
Mrs. Preston
Harlequin
Mr. Atkins
Turk
Mr. Banks
THEWS
Mr. Sturgess
Mrr. Mathews
Mr. Waters
Colombine
His Majesty's Navy
His Majesty’s
Crown
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