Duplicated notices mix war updates and city calamities
A long digest recounts letters from Philadelphia and New York on military movements and Niagara, followed by the death of James de Lancey, lieutenant governor, and floods in Albany. It notes ships arriving at Portsmouth and Boston with cargoes for the Crown, plus London wave of arrivals and dockyard activity. Local crime, road races, hospital governance, and petty thefts pepper the scene with social notices and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pitburgh
Gladwin
Niagara
Pretque-Isley
Pittsburgh
New-York
James de, Lancey
Cambridge
Hervine
Canterbury
Supreme Court of Judicature
Albany
His
Winchester
John Hale
Spithead
Piscataqua
America
Basilisk
Downs
Lovely Mary
Hall
Prince George
Guerin
Nancy
Jennings
Enfield Chace
Pearson
London
Blessing
Baynes
Duke William
Brown
Colchester
Providence
Moore
North Yarmouth
Thompson
Col. Bourgoyne
Eh Eid Ifrog
Fitoy
Attuibuay
Wei
Geeburgh
Court of Common-Council
Christ-Church
Sandiford
Chritt’s.Hospital
Eacly Hospital
Whitechapel Charch
Essex Road
Greyhound Inn
Southwark
Red-cross-street
Lady Webb
Audley Street
France
Greenfield
Greenfield, Gent. An Ensign In the Third Regiment of Foot Guards
Benton
Lords of the Treasury
William Mellish
His Majesty’s Customs
Roger Townshend
Thomas Munday
Oxford
Thorp
Millaship
Johnson Robinson
Eleanor Verney
Thomas Lord Willoughby Brooke
Mary
Edward Gilbert of
Palfwalden
Beaufort Buildings
Strand
Mariana Unwin
William Unwin
William Hambly
Deptford
PORT NEWS Deal ships sail for ports from Downs
The report lists vessels sailing from Deal and Gravesend in September headed to Portsmouth Falmouth Plymouth Gibraltar and Virginia. Ships named include Fowey Ann and Susannah Travers James Britannia Pax and William and Ann with victuallers and other craft. arrivals of Margaretta Hart and Hart from Helveet fluys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Fowey
Boreas
M‘dougal
Portsmouth
Ann
Susannah
Pearce
I'ravers
James
Sandwich
Neafer
Prince William
Kinlock
Wetton
Knowler
Charles Town
Barnes
Nancy
Jutt, Victuallers
Gibraltar
Hawkins
Falmouth
Britannia
Pax
Plymouth
Downs
St. George and Hind
Thomas and Jane
London News of Naval Movements From East Indies to St Helena
Portsmouth bound ships report Admiral Pococke and a fleet of warships from the East Indies and China. Several vessels, including the Clifton from Barbadoes, reach Bristol, while Scilly weather sees the Lion convoy 120 leagues west. The Lovely Rebecca and Supply are captured and taken to Martinico and The Devonshire to Galicia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cabeldn
Gore
iSfar
New Town
Warlow
Shoreham
Dublin
Maria
Payngy
Wolfe
Sermon
Cork
Wintgr
Neptune
Lander
Southampton
Mary
Journeay
Jersey
Prosperous
Holloway
Corke
Cowes
Trimmer
Burridge
London Packet
Mourant
Guernsey
Penzance
Britannia
Biddeford
Milford
Dolphin
Liverpool
Polly
Betsey
South Carolina
Portland Road
Jupiter
Ball
Alexander
Henryaithan
Boston
John
Susanna
Moodie
Brent
Robertson
Virginia
Tavistock
Darling
William
Biddecombe
Plymouth
Finland
Rood
Stockholm
Defiance
Maffavey
Ditto
Leonidas
Tomlinson
Spain
Ruffel
Keppel
Hood
Baltick
Gosport
Walton
Petersburgh
Fortune
Salley
Cornwall
Richardson
Hope
Roper
Riga
Ellen
Bigg
Wogburn
Narva
Campion
Falmouth
Follet
Bridport
Tenby
Walker
Newport
Friendship
Paddy
Lyme
Robert
Bathburn
Chester
Cafar
Grayson
Glasgow
Dieppe
Elizabeth
Burgess
Opsham
Swansey
Evans
Morrish
Carmarthen
Henry
Walters
Barry
Hanover
Shelburn
Lisbon
Countess of Leicester
Williston
Corunna
Endeavour
Pollard
Celes
Diligence
Swantey
Moulton
Madeira
Barbadoes
Muer
Rippon
Portsmouth
Downs
Yarmouth
Admiral Pococke
East Indies
Hector
Williams
Edgecote
Pearce
Walpole
Fenner
Drake
Fisher
Rhoda
M‘namara
Blewett
Tilbury
Mainwaring
Prince of Wales
Roberts
Essex
Jackson
Denham
Tryon
China
Delawar
Larkins
Clifton
Allington
Bristol
Nevis
Hunter
Galicia
Coffee House in Threadneedle Street Relocated
A fifty year old New England New York Nova Scotia Quebec coffee house in Threadneedle Street near the Royal Exchange is moved while rebuilding proceeds facing the Post Office in Lombard Street. The proprietors thank patrons and announce continued access to Continental and American papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Switzerland
Threadneedle Street
Royal Exchange
William Clarke
N.B. Arrack
New-England
New-York
Nova-Scotia
Quebec, &c
Threadneedle - Street
Lombard-sirec
Toners
Freir Mot
Thomas Levers
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Margate
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Newgate-market
Wotton Under Edge
Glocestershire
Whreadneedle-street
Denton
Jolly Dyers
St. Simon’s
Norwich
Few
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