Seizure and mutiny details amid royalist crisis
Report covers a ship seizure amid political tension, the Doge's refusal without Senate consent, mutinous clashes in London with officers and guards, trials and indictments, stock prices, and publishing notices including works on English law and medical treatises. Names include Sir Adolphus Oughton, John Neal, and Captain Scott, with references to King George and the Royal Family.
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Traytors
Doge
Daverant
Senate
Grand Council
Soote
Beelarrer
Fordes
Gardiner, Monro
Ciergymen
South
Sir Adolphus Oughton
John Neal
Covertry
Squire
Lord Carteret
Parnassas
Aris
Creed-Lane
Clark
Fane
Maidton
Hyde
Daverrey
Hinkley the
Cock, Coure, Dean-street
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Londin, Dees
Coventry
House of Commons
Lewis
Covent Garden
Edlin
Strard
Bank
India
York Buildings
Royal Exchange
London
Sir Henry Spelman
Knt
England
Lincoln
D. Brwne
Sen
Jus
W. Mears
F. Clay
Temple Bar
Fletcher Gyles
Holborn
Furt Publishe
Penjamin Marten
M.D. Princed
R. Knapsack
Bishop
St. Pools
B. Bell
Cross-Keys
Cornhill
Flower de Luce
St.Dunttac’s
Fleettreet
C. Kong
Westminster Hall