Maritime Cargo Names in Aged Shipping Record
A long list of vessels and captains appears, including the Julius Ozfar from Guadaloupe, the Dragon Witchbee from Le Blond M Namara Hawks Richards Polly French Fenwick Slater Madeira Merchant Dodd from Guadaloupe and others such as the Ruby Whitewool Diamond Scock from Leghorn and the Scfinnah Hayes Charlotta Campion from Cadiz Warren Burden New Success Livingslon Nevis Quebec Pacquet Copeland St. Joseph from St. Lucar Hope Harris Waterford Adventure Lynch St. Paul Rowland Sophia Heidman Stock holm Prince of Orange Stiles Bermudas Richard and John Anderson from Virginia Martha Adams from North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Ozfar
Boulleil
Dragon
Witchbee
le Blond
M*‘Namara
Hawks
Richards
Polly
French
Fenwick
Slater
Dodd
Guadaloupe
Mounterat
Jefferson
Benjamin
Hamer
Ann
Davis
Mountlerat
Ruby
Whitewool
Scock
Leghorn
Scfinnah
Hayes
Char
Richard and John, Andersn
Virginia
Martha
M*adams
North Carolina
Prussian Officer's Report and Royal Preparations
A Prussian officer recounts sieges near Rebelow and Baltikow with eight thousand enemy troops under General Ehrenschwerdt, stalwart defense at tollpass, captures, and notable Hussar actions. London reports Privy Council at St James's, coronation rehearsals at Westminster Abbey, and preparations at Old Palace Yard with coronation events and feast facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anterior Pomerasia
Rebelow
Baltikow
Belling
Jagow
Stuterheim
Golden
Ehrenschwerdt
Clempenow
Oder
Halen
Krefewitz
Hulfen
Ehrenshwerdt
Stakelberg
Demmin
Rosensted
Kraft
Fiefenaufen
Knefewitz
Zilow
St. James’s
Boyce
Westhinter Abbey
Beard
Chapel Royal
Dr. Boyce
Howard
Nares
Butler
Old Palace-yard
Earl Marshal
Old Palace- Yard
Lord Ligonier
Robinson
Coronation Procession Details and Fleet Movements
The report covers coronation day events with the procession from St James's to Westminster Hall and onto the Abbey, noting 2800 foot guards on duty. It also lists fleet movements, arrivals in Jamaica and New York, and various vessel reports, including prize captures and slave trade incidents, plus obituaries and local notices from England and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. John
Gwioburn
Alipes
Mr. Crowe
Mn Jdunn
Cole
Mu. Turner
Fily
Qon
Corwen
Priscilla
Sanhope
Fenwick
Virgin
Burdon
Uthan Bacchus
Langstaffe
Readshaw
Swinburn
Spightly
Mark
Fenton
Oliver
John Swabuaru
Weaver
Guildhall
Bridewell
St. James’s Street
Hep
Derby
Seai
Dungworth
Yorkshire
Warne
Chancery-lane
Gener. Moyle
Roges
P.a v
Sunderland
Andrew Carlill
Newcastle
Samuel Shields
Egg
M . Whaty
Meif. Swan and Buck
Fi'k-Mercers
Coventgareen
Ms. Waitre
Holbeuran
Westminster
Ifted
Emery
Holbourn
Satuday
Fell-street
Moorgate
Edward Sadler
O Sundey
William Lord Blakeney
Merty
Iniskilling Regiment of Foot
Minorca
St. Paul’s Castle
Menorca
Sirling Castle
Order of the Bath
Ireland
Dublin
Brisol
Isaac Elion
James Daltern
William Barnes
All Saints
John Wild
Anthony Wilkyn
Pilgrim-street
James
Mewbarn
Acamb
Hexham
Cork
Bellona
Robert Faulkner
American News and Naval Chase Reports in Jamaica Waters
A French privateer of ten guns chased the brig Caroline to Four-mile Water in the western county. News from Tauoa notes the death of Mr. James Walker after a well accident, with two rescuers near death. Fires rage in local woods and Northampton. Cape Fear reports unprecedented rains flooding Rockey Point and Wilmington, with fields submerged and residents evacuated for forty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Edmund Dyle
Jamaica
Rio de la Hacha
Bete
Maracaba
Neu-Englen
Tauoa
James Walker
Walker
Wilmington
Jamaica Rum and Brandy Sale Under King's Lock
Export duty free Jamaica rum in large parcels no less than one hundred gallons under an act of Parliament. Also Jamaica rum and cognac brandy duty paid by the piece, Arrack and wines offered, samples available at Wenman’s Compting House near the Royal Exchange North Gate. Delivery direct to Charles Wenman at the Royal Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
King’s Lock
Charles Wenman
Royal Exchange
N. B
Wenman
Royal Exchage
Jamaica Rum and Cognac Brandy Sale on Ludgate Hill
At James Ashley's House Ludgate Hill London a large parcel of old Jamaica rum and a parcel of fine old cognac brandy are sold by the puncheon or pipe at 9s 3d in larger quantities and 6s 6d per gallon. carriage free to town. retailed in small quantities at 1s 6d per quart. Also Arrac and orange shrub noted as best in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ashley
Ludgate Hill
London
N. B. Arrac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince’s Chamber
House of Peers
Court of Requests
Westminster Hall
Viscount Downe
Viscount Spencer
Spa
Germany
Reeman
Admiralty
Corbet
Scotland
Nore
Onslow Indiaman
Hinde
East Indies
Downs
Neptune
Anthony Ayres
Hopefull
Stockton
Love
Unity
Benjamin Gouland
New York
Alcide
Hampden
Richard Mackenzie
Frederick Maitland
Prince of Orange
Greenway
Bristol
Jupiter
Patrick
Africa
Barbadoes
Mercury
Sayers
Charming Sally
Barron
Reynard
Clarke
Carolina
Boyle
Eagle
Hunter
Rainbow
M‘kenzie
Antigua
Falmouth
Miller
Juno
Watkins
Prince of Wals
Hill
Spencer
Cooke
Willim Mallroy
Watson
Cape Sterrileon
Ciam
Cape Sierra Leon
Rhode Island
Flora
Taylor
Culley
Hare
Bayley
Bonances
Bowden
Chippenham
Wilts
Royal Forester
Robert Harper
Melktham Foret
Richmond
Duke of Cleveland
Dainty Davy
Hutton
Silvio
Warren
Vou. I
Jamaid
Aual
William Wallace
James Simpson
Henry Moore
Fir Island
Ian Indy
England
Andy
Fair Ifland
Jamatca
St. Michael's Alley
Cornhill
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