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Privateer activity and Royal actions near London waters
Reports detail privateering losses and captures in the Atlantic and Caribbean, with vessels seized, prizes taken, and enslaved people moved. London ministers prepare for naval manpower, Windsor ceremonies install noble orders, and Parliament is prorogued while royal speech praises war efforts and public support.
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New York
Elwin
Amici
Windsor
Keights
Order of the Garter
Prince of Hesle
Alexander
Mackworth
St. Ubes
Stralsund
New-England
Davidfin
Bostor
Surinam
Powers
Orvongua
Sarah
Warden
New- York
Lordon
St. Sebatkian’s
Fis
Townshend
Knowles
Carr
St. James's
Admiralty
Thomas Pye
Seaford
John Stanhope
Lord Harrington
Seeerness
France
Fly
Bambridge
Colloradoes
Europe
Whitehall
House of Peers
House of Commons
Ecaonat
Great Britain
Richard Edgcumbe
Mount Edgcumbe
Devonshire
Eig
Lettwitchie
Cornwall
John Howe
Wiltshire
Henry Bromley
Horseheath
Cambridgeshire
Stephen Box
Shaftsbury
Dorsetshire