Appointment of Thomas Gage Governor in Chief of Massachusetts
The London Gazette reports Whitehall granting leave to Thomas Hutchinson to return to gland and appointing Thomas Gage as Captain-General and Governor in Chief of the Massachusetts Bay province during His Majesty's pleasure at Pillacourg. Also notes the royal nuptials of the Duke of Cowrland with the Princess Youfloupon at the Imperial chapel.
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Homas Hutchinson
Massachusets Bay
North America
Jesty
Gland
Thomas Gage
Bigg
Pitascourg
Maree
Duke of Cowrland
Youfloupon
Imperial Chapel
Ireland
East India Company
Alderman Oliver
Cha. Whitworth
London
Westminster
Andrew Foley
Edw. Foley
Droitwich
Robert Harley
India House
Tanjour
Nabob
Bengal
Johnstone
India
Constantinople
Chevalier Tott
Black Sea
Stockhola
Vilme
Baron Sprengenport
Count Romanzow
Turkey
Battersea Field
Shrewsbury
Chilcot
Isle of
Anglesea
Providence
John Smith
Cuper’s Gardens
Hyde Park
St. George’s Hospital
Grinfdon
Fenchurch-street
Newgate
Tho. Brown
Lombard-street
Miss Williams
Trent
Brompton
Henry Lockington
Islington
James Shirley
Royal Navy
Royal Hill
Greenwich
Wathmore
Wagner
New Bond-street
Ankruptly
Thomas Dade
David Beaty
St. Giles In the Fields
Middlesex
Guildhall
Manley
Lamb’s Buildings
The
Temple
Henry Bagshaw
Peter Desbrosies
Creek Indians Threaten Georgia Frontiers The Assembly Grants Credit
Report from Savannah states Creek Indians intend to attack settlers once Savannah River is fordable. Georgia Assembly approves unlimited credit to Sir James Wright, expands ranger pay, and orders every third militia man drafted to form ready separate corps for frontier defense.
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Riga
Charles-Youm
South Carolina
Savannah
Assembly of Georgia
James Wright
Arrivals and sailings of ships from multiple ports in Downs and abroad
A listing of vessels arriving and sailing from the Downs and various ports including Nice Genoa Liverpool Virginia Maryland and Lisbon with ships such as Endeavour Charming Betsey Jenny Triumph and London, plus arrivals at Dover Portsmouth and Pensacola and entries from Seville Alicant Lisbon and Leghorn detailing captains destinations and origin ports.
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Dear
Arritt
Tagus
Innis
Rerne
Industry
Shepardson
Tieten Oo
Arary
Argo
Mitchel
Virginia
Clofs
Sitter
Soremon
Petronella
Norway
Fancy
Alan
Mary
Howe
Dimiirk
Baccett
Halfiight
Dutend
Elizabeth
Pearce
Valentia
Good-Tntent
Davis
Either
Ween
Seville
Gardoque
Cording
Isbon
Dover
Williams
Somerset
Wallace
Land
Mercury
Dancan
Lisbon
St. George
Muir
South-Carolina
Trade and political turmoil surge in Boston and Britain
London reports state that Parliament acts to end goods handling in Boston massachusetts bay amid recent insurrections. Provisions set shipping limits, customs officers to be withdrawn, with conditions to reopen trade only after royal orders. Extra items note naval movements, Indian Company affairs, and local London incidents, including robberies, drownings, and bankruptcies.
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Boston
Massachusets Bay
East- India Company
His Majesty’s Customs
Bofton
Nahant Point
Alderton Point
Great Britain
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Wheeler-street
Spitalfields
Merg
Chamberlayne and White
Gough-square
William Midrs
Sheffield
Yorkshire
the George
Fin
Thomas Jackson Cleveland
High Holborn
Haberdather
Gwilehall
Edward Edwards
Spring-Gardens
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Tandon
James Kinztton
Sandys
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Ralph Haamer
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Golden-lion
Dale-fteet
Liverpool
Joseph Atkinson
St. John
Wappin
George Codden
Tate
Biddenden
Kent
William S.ar
Prigewater
Somersetshire
Wen Ae Ee Te
Robert Dallas
Exchangé-alby London
Boon
James Sangster
Aberdeen
William Shaw
Redbridge
Southampton
Inquiider
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Leeds and Liver Pool Canal
John Day
Pradford
County of York
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Rochester
John Roffe
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Walter Taylor
Téo de Lett
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Strand
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Oxford
Grafthippet
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Brodd-street
Carnaby-market
St. John’s Lane
St. Margesret’s Hill
Borough
Hugh Smith
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