Dorsetshire min ships to pry officers at Portsmouth
Plymouth and Southampton dispatches report arrivals and movements of Royal Navy ships including the Dorsetshire min of war from Portsmouth to inspect officers and artisans at His Majesty's Dock-yard. Vessels like the Arethusa and several victuallers tied to fleet duties returned off Brest.
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Plymouth
Dorsetshire
Portsmouth
Mone
Brest
Poole
Rose
Hougeux
Alderney
Winsor
London
Southampton
Neptune
Judas
Guernsey
Jast
Cowes
Suilors
Eer
Deal
S. W
Prince George
Gearing
Beker
Miajesty
East Indies
East India
Leadenhall -Street
Ship Tavern
Fenchurch-street
Poultry Compter
Lombard-street
South Lambeth
Westminster Hospital
St. Margaret’s
Richard Ludgate
Fleet-street
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
St. James’s Market
Bedfordbury
St. Gregory and Mary Magdalen
Old Tish-street
Tafwell
Kettleby
Admiralty
John Gordon
Rotherhithe
Pester Haskins
Kensington
Martha Skinner
Clapham
Waldo
Bread-street
St. Martin’s
Gloucestershire
Caleb
Leatherhead
Larry
Jacob Damarel
Whitehaven
Cumberland
Henry Bosworth
News of naval arrivals and royal celebrations in London
Reports from a crowded scene in Harwich and London detail eight Spanish warships off Cuba, ships reaching Quebec and Archangel, royal welcomes in Harwich, and grand entertainments for King George II. The piece notes public joy, court appearances by the Duke of York and Princess Augusta, and preparations for coronation day including chair shortages.
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Cornelius Ronquest
Clive
Jamaica
Cuba
Bay of Tronduras
Providence
Greensmith
North Carolina
London
Dartmouth
France
Catherine
Warden
Glasgow
General Murray
le Page
Guernsey
Quebec
le Mesurer
Ditto
Beck Island
Swift
Coghlan
Bristol
Cadiz
Leghorn
Leaflower
Harrison
John
Williamson
Archangel
Stephen and Mary
Stancli‘e
Lynn
Hamburgh
Little William
Murray
Prince Ferdinand
Monte Christi
Orkneys
Lord Man‘el
Bacon
Waterford
Swansea
Chichester
Elliott
Portsmouth
Cork
Mary
du Bois
Fubbs
Jackson
Catharine
Marth
Clariotte
Dennis
Augusta
Wray
Harwich
St. Jamies’s
Royal
Duke of York
Duke of Newcastle
William Pitt
St. James’s Square
Mons
Buffy
Earl Taloot
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Yeirday
Viscount Macduff
Banff
Mi Teat
Reurida
Bristel
Miss Poyatt
Wiscountess
Welsinster-Hall
Abbey
St. Paul’s
From Tippperary to Cork and London trades and deaths
A mixed market and notices row with trades in Jamaica rum and brandy at James Ashley’s House. Obituaries in Limerick Galway Cork contain names like Nicholas Woulfe Ulich Lynch Allen M’Mullen Ballinograt Hunt Buckley Reilly Achmuty and James Ashley’s retail. Public notices include Westminster Hospital accident beds to be available after the Coronation and creditors meeting at Virginia Coffeehouse in Cornhill on September 15.
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Ires
Dublin
Chester
Holyhead
John Adamson
Mullahide
Cork
Fowey
Meade
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
Cove
England
Belleife
Belleisle
West Indies
North America
Hatter
Garland
John’s-lane
R. Parr
Collins
BP' Draper
Henry
Weaford
Miterford
Leenelrow
Margaret Fire
Jaimes Fitzpatric
Rathfarnham
Thomas Mills
Richard Buckley
Reilly
Moore-freee
Achmuty
Bolton-street
Dobson
James Ashley
Ludzate Hill
Bondon
Pantheon
N.B. Arrac
London
Golfrey
Stoughton
Bateman
William Dickenson
Aldersgate Street
Colony of
Virginia
America
Cornhill
Noog
Westminster Hospital
Pypre
Westminster
Forenson
James Street
George Cleeter
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