NL GenWebShipping News1747 - 1750 Voyages, to and from Newfoundland(Incomplete). Extracted from Lloyd's Lists, London (Julian Calendar)While a fair sampling is extracted here, this listing is not a “complete” record listing of Newfoundland Lloyd’s Lists voyage entries. Vessels could be constructed more cheaply in Colonial America where virgin timber was limitless than could be done back home in England. Voyages in which Newfoundland may have been an interim port, and for which Newfoundland was not a specifically named port within the lists, are not included here, except as examples, notes, endnotes, or other, which are asterisked as *****. Transcribed and contributed by David Anstey. (Note: This listing may contain contractions, spelling and/or transcription errors. Correction or improvement is possible in certain cases). While we have endeavored to be as correct as humanly possible, there may be errors.
Jan 13, 1746 edition. *****The "Thomas and Jane", Captain Vibert, from Jersey for Barbadoes, is taken by a French Privateer. Jan 27, 1746 edition. Arrived at Poole from Newfoundland, the vessel "Hopewell", Captain Clarke, on Jan 24. Arrived at Oporto from Newfoundland, the vessel "Anne", Captain Bishop. Mar 3, 1746 edition. The "Young Green", Captain Cheeseman from Lisbon, and the vessel "Mary", Captain Twogood from Newfoundland, both for Poole, are taken and carried into Bayonne. Mar 31, 1747 edition. *****Sailed from Southampton for Jersey, the vessel "Success", Captain LeGreshley. April 7, 1747 edition. The vessel "Jane", Captain Grey, from Dartmouth for Newfoundland, is lost near Wexford. April 17, 1747 edition. *****Arrived at Poole from Lisbon, the vessels: "Scipio" Captain Durrell "George & Sarah" Captain Smith April 21, 1747 edition. *****Sailed from Plymouth for Newfoundland, on the 17th, the vessel "Panther", Man of War, with the Trade under her convoy. May 15, 1747 edition. *****Two French Coasters, one of 60 and the other of 40 Tons, loaded with Wine, Soap, and Oil, are taken by the "Duke of Cumberland", Privateer, Captain Maugier/Major; and carried into Guernsey. (Newfoundland Train Oil ► European soap making) May 19, 1747 edition. *****Remained at the Downs for Jersey, the vessel "Prince of Wales", Captain Boutilier/Butler. *****Several French vessels, including the vessel "Le Thetis", were taken by and English Squadron and brought into Portsmouth. May 22, 1747 edition. *****Arrived at Antigua, from Africa, the vessel "Allen & Agnes", Captain Dunscombe. *****John Dunscombe (1777 – November 1847), born in Bermuda, merchant, came to Newfoundland in 1808. May 26, 1747 edition. Arrived at Gravesend, from Newfoundland, the vessel "Charming Molly", Captain Mifflin. July 16, 1747 edition. Sailed from the Downs for Newfoundland, the vessel "Eagle", Captain Olive. *****Arrived at Poole from London the vessels: (consider convoy situations/destinations) "George" Captain Thombes "Sally" Captain French "Industrious Bee" Captain Durrell "Thomas & Elizabeth" Captain Blake "Love" Captain Bailey "Samuel & William" Captain Windsor "Providence" Captain Wills "John & Elizabeth" Captain Cartridge July 21, 1747 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland, from Poole, the vessels: "Mary" Captain Belbin "St. Clair" Captain Kittier "Mary" Captain Jones "Molly" Captain Elmes Came in to Portsmouth for Newfoundland, the vessel "Eagle", Captain Olive, on the 20th. Aug 11, 1747 edition. *****A French Privateer of 1 carriage Gun, 10 swivel Guns, and 30 men, with several Ransomers on board, is taken by the "Besborough", armed vessel, Captain Mercer, and carried into Chester. Aug 14, 1747 edition. The "Virginia Merchant", Captain Lockhart, from Dumphries for Virginia, was taken the 13th of April by a French Man of War and is carried into Carpoon, a French Port in Newfoundland. (Quirpon, near St. Antonio/St. Anthony.) Sep 1, 1747 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessel "St. Claire", Captain Bartlett. Sailed from Lisbon for Newfoundland, the vessel "Prudent Sarah", Captain Moggeridge; and the "Scipio", Captain Gregory. Sep 4, 1747 edition. *****Sailed from Dartmouth for London, the vessel "Betty", Captain Lidstone. Came in to Poole for Newfoundland, on the 31st of August, the vessel "Swift", Captain Brooks. *****The "Susannah", Cartel ship, Captain Bradshaw, is arrived at Weymouth with 130 prisoners, from Bayonne and St. John de Luz, and brings advice that they are fitting out at these two ports 20 sail of privateers, from 10 to 20 guns, and that they would be ready for sea in the month of September. Sep 8, 1747 edition. *****Arrived at the Downs from Topsham, the vessel "Johanna", Captain Whiteway. Sep 11, 1747 edition. *****Came in to Dartmouth for Copenhagen, the vessel "L. Margaret", Captain Lout, who landed 26 English prisoners, which were put on board by a French privateer. Oct 6, 1747 edition. *****Arrived at Madeiria from Cork, the vessel "Margaret & Anne", Captain Butler. Oct 16, 1747 edition. *****Arrived at Dartmouth from Antigua, the vessel "Allen & Agnes", Captain Dunscombe. Captain Dunscombe, from Antigua, on the 24th of September spoke with the "Postillion", Captian Franklyn, from Newfoundland for Leghorn; all well. Nov 10, 1747 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland from Guernsey, the vessels: "Prince of Wales" Captain Boutelier/Butler (The "Prince of Wales" was a Guernsey privateer.) "St. George" Captain Snow (Captains Snow sailed out of both Jersey and Guernsey.) Nov 24, 1747 edition. Arrived at Appledore from Newfoundland, the vessel "Dove", Captain Webber. The "Kitty", Captain White, from Dingle for Newfoundland, was drove back to Dingle by contrary winds, having been within 30 leagues of Newfoundland. Nov 27, 1747 edition. Arrived at Poole from Newfoundland, the vessel "Hollister", Captain Gotham. Dec 1, 1747 edition. Arrived at Waterford from Newfoundland, the vessel "Mary & Ellen", Captain Kelly. Dec 15, 1747 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessel "Seaflower", Captain Vibert. (Vibert/Viber/Webber?) Dec 18, 1747 edition. Arrived at Dartmouth from Newfoundland, the vessel "Ceres", Captain Gale. Arrived at Poole from Newfoundland, the vessel "Love", Captain Loader. (Later Captained by Captain Toogood/Twogood?) *****Arrived at Southampton from Guernsey, the vessel "Hope", Captain Thoume/Thomey? Dec 22, 1747 edition. *****The "Thetis", privateer from Bayonne, of 18 guns and 160 men, are taken by the Squadron under Commodore Moyston and sent into Plymouth. Three ships from Newfoundland for Poole are lost: "George" Captain Durrell, 350 Leagues West of the Lizard. "King William" Captain Toogood, at Twillingate...( Captain William Toogood, out of Poole? ) "Adventure" Captain White, for Kimeridge Ledge. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jan 26, 1747 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessel "Olive Tree", Captain Harris. Feb 2, 1747 edition. The "George & Sarah", Captain Smith, from Newfoundland, is taken and carried into Bayonne. Mar 4, 1747 edition. Arrived at Topsham from Newfoundland, the vessel "Antelope", Captain Shattocks. Mar 11, 1747 edition. *****Sailed from Poole for Barbados, the vessel "Adventure", Captain Green. Apr 8, 1748 edition. *****The "Adventure", Captain Green, from Poole for the West Indies, sprung a leak 250 leagues westward, and putting back was taken by a French privateer and ransomed. Apr 19, 1748 edition. Sailed from Poole for Newfoundland, the vessel "Love", Captain Toogood. May 3, 1748 edition. *****Arrived at Lisbon from Topsham, the [vessel ?], Captain Hayman. *****Arrived at Lisbon from Appledore, the [vessel ?], Captain Webber. May 17, 1748 edition. Sailed from Dartmouth for Plymouth, all our Newfoundland ships, to join the convoy at Plymouth, for Newfoundland. Jun 3, 1748 edition. The "Endeavour", Captain Balline, and the "Benjamin", Captain Boutiller/Butler, both from Jersey to Newfoundland. (Arrived Aug 30, 1748 edition.) Jun 28, 1748 edition. *****Arrived at Dartmouth, from London, the vessels: "Richard & Robert" Captain Wakeham "Friendship" Captain Colston July 19, 1748 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland from Waterford, the vessel "Jenny", Captain French. July 22, 1748 edition. Sailed from Dartmouth for Newfoundland, the vessel "St. Clair", Captain French. July 29, 1748 edition. *****Sailed from Lisbon for Plymouth, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Roberts. (Captain Snow of Jersey, sometimes captained this vessel.) Aug 5, 1748 edition. The "Swallow", Captain Pottle, from Newfoundland for the West Indies, that had been long missing and given over for lost, is taken by the "Belona", privateer, and carried into Port Louis. Aug 9, 1748 edition. The "Betty", Captain Taylor, from Waterford for Newfoundland, is retaken by the "Monmouth", Man of War, and sent into Dartmouth. Aug 26, 1748 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland, from Jersey, the vessel "Seaflower", Captain Vibert. Aug 30, 1748 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland, the vessels: "St. John" Captain LeBrock from Jersey "Endeavour" Captain Balline from Jersey "Pascal" Captain Cronier from Jersey "Benjamin" Captain Butler from Jersey " ? " Captain Luce/Luxe from Jersey "Sally" Captain French from Cagliari "Neptune" Captain Cole from Cagliari "Minerva" Captain Taylor from Cagliari "Dolphin" Captain Farwell from Poole "Pike" Captain Waldron from Poole "Bellica" Captain Bennet from Poole "Teignmouth" Captain Whitbourne/Whitburn "Terra Nova" Captain Blackstone from Lisbon "Samuel" Captain Hughes from London "Patsey" Captain Martin from Barbadoes Sep 23, 1748 edition. *****Arrived at Barbados from Poole, the vessel "Adventure", Captain Green. Oct 7, 1748 edition. *****Arrived at Southampton from Guernsey, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Snow. Nov 1, 1748 edition. Arrived at Poole from Carbonier, the vessel "Adventure", Captain Green. Nov 11, 1748 edition. Arrived at Leghorn from Newfoundland, the vessel "Neptune", Captain Cole. Nov 15, 1748 edition. *****Arrived at Virginia from Boston, the vessel "Thetis", Captain (unnamed). (Captain Andrews? appears to have done the more southerly voyages.) Nov 18, 1748 edition. Arrived at Jersey from Newfoundland, the vessel "Seaflower", Captain Vibert. Nov 29, 1748 edition. Arrived at Dartmouth from Newfoundland, the vessel "Port Packet", Captain Prowse. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessels: "Revenge" Captain Prance "New London" Captain Webber "Arthur & Betty" Captain Whitty "Weston's Adventure" Captain Phippard "Jamaica Packet" Captain Leak "Providence" Captain Emmet "Endeavour" Captain Balline "Mary" Captain Belbin "St. Claire" Captain French "Elizabeth" Captain Hooper "Love" Captain Toogood Arrived at Newfoundland from Barbadoes, the vessel "Bonetta", Captain Robins. Dec 2, 1748 edition. *****Arrived at Glasgow from Virginia, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Andrews. *****Remained at the Downs for the Straits of Gibraltar, the vessel "Good Intent", Captain Towgood. Dec 9, 1748 edition. *****Arrived at Poole from Figuera, the vessel "Love", Captain Towgood. Dec 16, 1748 edition. Arrived at Leghorn from Newfoundland, the vessels: "Prince of Wales" Captain Boutiller/Butler "Molly" Captain Snow Dec 23, 1748 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessels: "William" Captain Warren "Terra Nova" Captain Blackstone "Rebecca" Captain Hayman "King William" Captain Key(s) "Thomas & Anne" Captain Parsons (out of Poole) "Phoenix" Captain Jutsham "Swallow" Captain Batty "Mary" Captain Perry "Seaflower" Captain Viscount "Endeavour" Captain Carrol (out of Cork) Dec 30, 1748 edition. Arrived at Dartmouth from Newfoundland, the vessel "Martha & Ann", Captain Collings/Collins. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - March 3, 1748 edition. *****Sailed from Gibralter for Lisbon, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Snow. March 14, 1748 edition. *****Came in to Weymouth for Dublin, the vessel "Molly", Captain Bolkin. Mar 17, 1748 edition. Sailed from Poole for Newfoundland, the vessel "George", Captain Sharpham. Mar 21, 1748 edition. The vessel "Henry", Captain Quinlan, from Limerick for Newfoundland, meeting with very bad weather off the Banks, received thereby a great deal of damage, and is put into Antigua. (June 30, 1749, Sailed from Antigua for Newfoundland.) (Nov 24, 1749, arrived at Cadiz, from Newfoundland.) Apr 11, 1749 edition. *****The "Duke de Peguigny", Captain John Vasseur of St. Vallery, loaded with soap from Marseilles, is drove on the rocks near Gibraltar and tis thought she will be lost. ( Newfoundland Train Oil ► European soap making ) April 18, 1749 edition. *****Arrived at Cork from Poole, the vessel "Molly", Captain Slade, on April 7. Apr 21, 1749 edition. Arrived at Poole from Teignmouth, the vessel "Industry", Captain Kemp. *****(Captain Kemp appears to have visited Teignmouth and Topsham, Devon, from Poole, Dorset; plurally.) See July 7, Aug 4, and Aug 22, 1749, list entries. *****Interesting! What St. John's and Conception Bay, Newfoundland, significance? *****Kemp Welsh Legard, and Gosse. Out of Poole, Dorset, to Carbonear, C.B. (Robert Pack later set up business at Bay Roberts.) *****“Robert’s father, Steven Pack, spent more than 40 years as a captain in the Newfoundland trade, much of the time as an employee of the large Poole–Carbonear concern of George and James KEMP.” *****Hampshire marriage allegations. LEDGARD, George-Welch, of Portsea, rope-maker, 21, bachelor; and Susan-Pike Durell, of Portsea, 21, spinster; at Poole, 11 June, 1803. *****Squarry, Tucker, Pitts, Keene, etc., of Teignmouth, at St John’s, Newfoundland. Betty Pitts of Teignmouth, 1780, guardian for the orphans of John and Jane Butler. *****John Tucker of Teignmouth migrated to Port de Grave. His ancestral relative Stephen? Tucker wed Squarry, at Wolborough and Newton Abbot? *****1699 & 1700. Stephen Tucker of the "Rebeckah" at Port de Grave, from Teignmouth & Topsham. *****Long term relationships. April 28, 1749 edition. Sailed from Poole for Newfoundland, the vessel "Sally & Polly", Captain George Smith, on Apr 24th. ***** (Poole, Dorset - Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. In the 1753 Trinity Bay census.) Sailed from Cork for Newfoundland, the vessel "Molly", Captain Slade, on April 16. June 16, 1749 edition. Sailed from Barbados for Newfoundland, the vessels: "Mary Ann" Captain Moore "George & Ann" Captain Andrews "Eleanor & Nancy" Captain Brooks *****Arrived at Jamaica from Africa, the vessel "Alexander", Captain Dunscombe. Jun 30, 1749 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessel "Betsy", Captain Carter. *****Arrived at Lisbon from Dartmouth, the vessel "Mary", Captain Perry. Sailed from Lisbon for Newfoundland, the vessel "Sally", Captain French. Jul 4, 1749 edition. Sailed from Barbados for Newfoundland, the vessel "Arthur", Captain Gale. (Captain Gale, out of Dartmouth, Devon.) July 7, 1749 edition. *****Sailed from Poole for Teignmouth, the vessel "Industry", Captain Kemp. Arrived at Newfoundland from Poole, the vessel "Charming Molly", Captain Loader. July 25, 1749 edition. Arrived Bilbao from Newfoundland, the vessel "George", Captain Riggs. (Sep 19, 1749. Sailed from Lisbon for Newfoundland, the vessel "George", Captain Riggs.) Aug 4, 1749 edition. Sailed from Dartmouth for Newfoundland, the vessel "Kingston", Captain Webber. Aug 15, 1749 edition. Sailed from Falmouth for Newfoundland, the vessels: "Industrious Bee" Captain Taverner "Hampshire" Captain Cheeseman. *****Sailed from Cork for Bristol, the vessel "Society", Captain Coughlan. Oct 31, 1749 edition. Arrived at Bilbao from Newfoundland, the vessel "Love", Captain Twogood. Nov 3, 1749 edition. *****Arrived at Southampton, from Cork, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Andrews. ***** (Were Captains Andrews and Snow linked through the vessel “Thetis”, or its owner?) ***** (Or were there earlier family relations? Consider Kelly’s Island, 1708, Port de Grave, and Bay Roberts, Conception Bay, Newfoundland.) Nov 7, 1749 edition. Arrived at Dartmouth from Newfoundland, the vessel "Neptune", Captain Noseworthy, on Nov 3. Nov 21, 1749 edition. *****Sailed from Falmouth for Poole, the vessel "Love", Captain Toogood. Nov 24, 1749 edition. *****Arrived at Poole from St. Martins, the vessel "Love", Captain Twogood. *****Sailed from Poole for Topsham, the vessel "Coronation", Captain Cheeseman. Arrived at Cadiz from Newfoundland, the vessel "Henry", Captain Quinlan. Arrived at Alicante from Newfoundland, the vessel "Mary", Captain Perry. *****Arrived at Cork from Glasgow, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Andrews. Nov 28, 1749 edition. Arrived at Oporto from Newfoundland, the vessel "Benjamin", Captain Botilier. Dec 5, 1749 edition. Arrived at Teignmouth from Newfoundland, the vessels: "Race-horse" Captain Lang "Teignmouth" Captain Whitbourne Arrived at Southampton from Salo, Finland, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Snow. Dec 8, sailed for Salo. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jan 2, 1749 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessel "Molly", Captain Slade. Jan 9, 1749 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessel "Mary", Captain Slade. *****Arrived at Poole from Lisbon, the vessel "Molly", Captain Slade. ***** (Two Slade Captains, out of Poole, Dorset, in 1749?) Feb 2, 1749 edition. *****Arrived at Poole from London, the vessel "Love", Captain Twogood. Feb 9, 1749 edition. The "Pike", Captain Green, of Poole, from Newfoundland for Leghorn, were taken by the Algerines and men put on board in order to carry them to Algiers but a strong gale of wind at east springing up near Cape de Gatte; the captains, with the remainder of their crews left on board, overpowered the Turks and carried both their vessels to Gibraltar. Feb 23, 1749 edition. Sailed from Poole for Newfoundland, the vessels: "Molly" Captain Slade "Young Green" Captain Waldron Feb 27, 1749 edition. *****Arrived at Pool from Lisbon, the vessel "Nancy", Captain Pike, on Feb 24. Mar 2, 1749 edition. *****Arrived at Poole from Oporto, the vessel "Mary", Captain Snow, on Feb 26. *****Sailed from Southampton for Lisbon, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Snow, on Feb 28. *****Nov 20th, the vessel "Thetis", Captain Bartlett, arrived at Plymouth from Jamaica in a shattered condition. Mar 16, 1749 edition. *****The "Benjamin", Captain ? is lost on the coast of France. Mar 20, 1749 edition. Sailed from Dartmouth for Newfoundland, the vessel "Sea Nymph", Captain Pynn, on Mar 16. Mar 30, 1750 edition. Arrived at Cork from Poole, the vessel "Love", Captain Toogood. April 17, 1750 edition. Sailed from Cork for Newfoundland, the vessel "Love", Captain Toogood. April 20, 1750 edition. Arrived at Dartmouth from Newfoundland, the vessel "Ann", Captain Teague. Arrived at Poole from Newfoundland, the vessel "Elizabeth", Captain Moors. May 15, 1750 edition. *****Sailed from Cork for Bristol, the vessel "Providence", Captain Stretch. (Consider; Henry Pynn/Michael Stretch.) May 18, 1750, edition Sailed from Lisbon for Newfoundland, the vessel "Mary", Captain Perry. May 25, 1750 edition. Came in to Poole for Newfoundland, the vessel "Neptune", Captain Gouger/Goodyear. ***** (Oct 12, 1750, list entry. "Neptune", arrived Alicante, from Newfoundland. ) ***** (Jun 27, 1749 edition. Arrived at Gravesend, from Guernsey, the vessel "Neptune", Captain Gouger/Goodyear. June 13, 1750 edition. Cleared out of Antigua to Newfoundland, the vessel "Pretty Betsy", Captain Carnal/Carnell. June 22, 1750 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland from Waterford, the vessel "George Augustus", Captain Blackstone. July 10, 1750 edition. *****Arrived at Cork, from Bristol, the vessel "Bristol Packet", Captain Caughlan/Coughlan. *****(Captain Coughlan is plurally listed; voyaging between Cork, Bristol, Limerick, etc.) July 27, 1750 edition. Sailed from Lisbon for Newfoundland, the vessel "Joseph & Hannah" (Capt Thomas Anstey of Poole, for Joseph White, Quaker.) Arrived at Cadiz from Newfoundland, the vessel "Hopewell", Captain Simmons. July 31, 1750 edition. Sailed from Poole for Newfoundland, the vessel "Young Green", Captain Pearse. Arrived at Newfoundland from Dartmouth, the vessel "Mary", Captain Lang. *****Master James Laing, voyage Greenock – Cork – St. Kitts, 1759. (Laing Baine & Johnson) Aug 14, 1750 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland from Poole, the vessels: “Dolphin” Captain Farewell “Industrious Bee” Captain Seager “Sally & Polly” Captain Smith “George & Peter” Captain Pope “Adventure” Captain Spencer “Charming Molly” Captain Dean “George Augustus” Captain Gleed “Amelia” Captain Windsor “Beaver” Captain Haywood "Molly" Captain Slade Arrived at Newfoundland from Cagliari, the vessel “Swallow”, Captain Rider. (Poole - Bonavista, Newfoundland. Consider NHL’s Michael Ryder.) Arrived at Newfoundland from Barbados, the vessel "Betsy", Captain Carnal/Carnell. Aug 24, 1750 edition. Arrived at Newfoundland from Barbados, the vessel "Bonetta", Captain Robbins. Aug 31, 1750 edition. *****Arrived at Poole from Guernsey, the vessel "Endeavour", Captain Bromley. (Named "Owners Endeavour", per Sep 4 edition.) Sep 21, 1750 edition. *****Arrived at Poole from London, on Sep 19, the vessel “John & Mary”, Captain Slade. Oct 9, 1750 edition. Arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland, the vessels: "Sarah" Captain Boutiler/Butler "David & Rebecca" Captain Collings/Collins (Oct 19, 1750, Lisbon - Newfoundland) Sailed from Lisbon for Newfoundland, the vessels: "William" Captain Baker "Gloucester" Captain Baker Nov 6, 1750 edition. Arrived at Teignmouth from Newfoundland, the vessel "Jane", Captain Smith. Nov 20, 1750 edition. Arrived at Poole from Newfoundland, the vessels: "Rowland" Captain Frowd/Froud "Pike" Captain Green "Thomas & Elizabeth" Captain Hart "Molly" Captain Slade Arrived at Alicante from Newfoundland, the vessels: "Mary" Captain Perry "Elizabeth" Captain Pike "Beaver" Captain Bartlett Nov 23, 1750 edition. *****Arrived at Guernsey from Oporto, the vessel "Molly", Captain Garland. Nov 23, 1750 edition. Arrived at Topsham from Newfoundland, the vessel "Topsham", Captain Woolcome/Wakeham. Arrived at Naples from Newfoundland, the vessels: "Thames" Captain Robins "Teignmouth" Captain Whitbourne Dec 11, 1750 edition. *****Arrived at Teignmouth from Marseilles, the vessel "Buckland", Captain Brine. The "George", Captain Sharpham, from Newfoundland for Spain, in her passage struck on a whale and foundered, but the crew were taken up by Captain Cod and arrived in the River, from Virginia. *****The side of a ship came on shore near Appledore, and also some Scoops marked "S", and is supposed to be a corn or salt vessel.
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