Sunday and Tugspay's POSTS. FOREIGN AFFAIRS
CuersourG, March 9 reports debris in a harbor with one remaining cone lost to a December storm. London Gazette notes Royal assent to an act for punishing mutiny and desertion and better army pay and quarters. Sir John Skynner joins the Privy Council and takes his seat at the board.
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London Gazette
Westminster
St. James’s
March
John Skynner
Lond
Debates On Hastings Charges In Commons March 12 178...
House read first for a bill granting Sir John Skynmer a pension. A committee discussion resumed charges against Warren Hastings. Mr Haftings’s conduct toward Fazoola Khan criticized. Hastings impeached by a vote 96 to 37. Burke to move further report to Lords. Friday March 23 second reading of Skynmer annuity bill. East India revenues inquiry notes oppression and cost rise. Sheridan to brief a new charge on Thursday. Gospel bounty for deep sea fishing approved. shop tax repeal planned.
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John Skynmer
Hallings
Wyndham Rose
Haftings
Fazoola Khan
Warren Hastings
Major Scott
Dundas
Burke
Francis
Hastings
Lords
Huffy
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Messrs
Lawe
Anderson
Moore
East India Company
Bengal
Sheridan
Rete &c. i
Fox
Johnsons Works Presented to King and Trade Treaty Upheld
London dispatch notes the King receiving volumes twelve and thirteen of Dr Samuel Johnson's works from the Earl of Salisbury at a levee. Parliament agrees without amendment to the Commerce and Navigation Treaty with the King of the Christian and notes troop movements for the Stadtholder's return to Loo. Reports nudge on Indian war motives, Dutch riot rumors, and wool shipments from Ireland to France as Lord North's health stalls.
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Samuel Johnson
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Loo
Nimeguen
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Congress of America
United States
Holland
Ireland
France
Lord North
Conti
Moroccos Demand and Pitt Incident Stir Cabinet Talk
The report notes the Moroccan Emperor seeking two ships of 50 guns two of 66 and two of 70 for hire with piastre payment while Gibraltar awaits a British reply. It also recounts Mr Pitt and the Marquis of Landsdown miscommunications over a potential cabinet appointment and the Anglesea coinage scheme amid counterfeiting trials.
Removal of Oak Timber Near Logher Glamorgan
Pwards of a Thousand Tons of Oak Timber fit for ships from 100 to 500 tons, lying near the navigable part of Logher in Glamorgan, ready to be cut next spring and sold to any person who will engage to take the same. Delivered in wood or on shipboard at Logher or any port in this kingdom. For particulars enquire of Mr Lort at Forest near Swansea, or Messrs B P Wacner and Co Bristol. Also have sale beef pork butter tongues etc.
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Tetuan
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House of Lords
Anglesea Company
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Anglesea
Tooley Street
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Rawdy
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Gir
Rawby
Randey
Logher
County of
Glamorgan
Lort
Forest
Swansea
Messrs
B. P. Wacner and Co
Bristol
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