View source for Plymouth New England and Barbados Shipping Notice (4 June 1700)

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|Title=Plymouth New England and Barbados Shipping Notice
|Artifact type=Gazette
|Creator/author=The London Gazette
|Imprint/call number=The London Gazette, issue 3608 (6 June 1700), page 1
|Keywords=Gazette; London Gazette; Gazette notice; Shipping Notice; Shipping; New England; Barbados; Ports
|Date=4 June 1700
|Start date=1700-06-04
|End date=
|Period=Stuart
|City and country of origin=Plymouth, England
|Latitude=50.3755
|Longitude=-4.1427
|Coordinates=50.3755, -4.1427
|Current location=
|Economic theme=Barbados; New England; Ports; Shipping
|Practice/technology=Print culture; Gazette notice
|Capitalism status=
|Religious context=
|Legal/political context=Printed notice in The London Gazette; commercial and official print culture
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[The London Gazette, issue 3608 (6 June 1700), page 1.]
Source page: [https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/3608/page/1 issue page].

Plymouth, June 4. Yesterday came into this port the Thomas and Michael of London, Edward Collet master, bound to the Streights; the Expedition of Topsham, Joseph Parsons master, bound home from Lisbon; and the Southampton Galley of Southampton, William Bucklock master, bound home from Viana. This day came in here the Hope of London, Aaron Everdon master, and the Two Brothers, Francis Coy master, both bound to New England; and the Barnet of London, Edward Drake master, sailed from hence, being bound home from Barbadoes.

Editorial note: Internal issue heading: From Thursday Junes. to Wonday June ro. 1700.. Normalized conservatively from a datelined maritime report. Mapped to Plymouth harbour area. Retained because it ties Plymouth into Atlantic and Iberian shipping circuits.
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