British Fury and Spanish Depredations Debate in Public Letter
A lengthy coastal and political letter condemns Spanish depredations and British prudence. The author urges steadfast retaliation, denounces Spanish agents, and insists Ministers must secure compensation for trade losses, especially in the Bay of Campeachy, while defending national honor and maritime security. The piece frames the debate as pivotal for Britain’s standing among European powers and calls for firm action rather than restraint.
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Spain
Mangre
House of Commons
West-Indies
Guarda Costas
Britain
Bay of Campeachy
Spanish West-Indies
House of Bourbon
England
Europe
Madrid
Seville
Hanover
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High Water at London Bridge After 5 P.M.
Water levels rose to a notable height at London Bridge shortly after 5 PM. Observers reported crowds gathering to watch the river surge and slowed traffic along the riverfront as authorities monitored conditions. No injuries were immediately reported.
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Deal
Downs
Dursley
Lifton
Portsmouth
Gravesend
Thomas and Eliza
Bailey
Guernsey
Jane
Mapies
Dunkirk
Mary
Mac Connel
Oporto
Molly
Beard
Antigua
Marmaduke
Bowman
Lisbon
Francis
Hollis
Rotterdam
Falmouth
John
Gill
Scarborough
Cabar
Carolina
Pembroke
Wales
St. George
Odiorne
New England
Jamaica
St. Elizabeth
Campbell
Elizabeth
Hodgson
Revolution
Wood
London
Parham Club
Davis
London Bridge
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