Portmouth Fire Letters and Reform Proposals Stir London
A cluttered London intelligence column reports a Portsmouth dockyard arson, letters from Britain denouncing the late administration, and hints of Indian Emoluments trials. It includes Calcutta durbar disputes, hints of corrupt gains by Lord Clive followers, and forthcoming parliamentary scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord North
Dillington
Seimertsetshire
Britain
Reading
Dudley
Portmouth
Earl of
Tam
Mrr
Daley
Wiheseper
Woodstreet
Boffon
England
Swanzey
Rhode Island
Pearce
Calcutta
Bengal
Lord Clive
Robert Maddison
Durbar
Recher
Maddison
John Mudie
Sykes
Motes Yeel
Mahmud Reza Kawn
East-India
Court of Directors
P, Michell
Indig-Hin
Sor
Efgland
Becher
Antient
India
Pistol
Comnons
Ian
Guildhall
Mackay
Resiment of Foot
Tinmouth
Castle
Hazard
Palmall
Dunkirk
Arrivals at Ports With Multiple Merchant Vessels Listed
The passage lists arrivals at various ports with ships and captains, including Morning-Star from Dantvick at Portsmouth and Peggy Mathison from the Grenades at Dover. Other vessels mention origins such as Jamaica Antigua Barbadoes St Vincent and Liverpool, with several names like Edward Simon Sarah Lanter and Maria Willon noted among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Liverpool
Africa
Kitty
Portlethwaite
Barbadoes
Maxwell
Old Street
William Carey, Esq
Foot
Thomas Fraser
Wiliam Kinefmill
Wiliam Carey
Edward Thimpson
Deptford
Guest
Cooks
Erna HO
Edward Percival
Bsq
Cripplegate Parish
Richael Batty
St. Mary Woodlnoth
Senmel Teovert
Great Queenstreet
Mints Eore
Duke-stret
Grosvenor Square
Stainbank
Cinford’s-inn
Mrs Reeve
Canonbury-hisyle
Itlington
Videaheed - Thicket
Dutton
Creter
Petty - Francé
Anightsbrize
George Benson
James Gray
24St Regiment of Footy
Marrate
Miss Trinder
Trinder
Shea
Hackney
Iampton
Frederick
Parliament-street
James Newton
Vinaveserp
Ata
Revemary
Befworth
Regard
Sutton
Stettin
Anigua
King
Antigua
May
Jane
Guernsey
Maria
Willon
St. Kiss
Mary
Dully
Amserdam
Hilman
Groningen
Henrietta-Consantia
Bartlet
Dantzicky Royal Chartlotte
Buthel
Neptune
Smith
Waterford
Morning-Star
Kendor
Dantvick
Portsmouth
Peggy
Mathison
Grenades
Dover
Apollo
Featherstone
Virginia
Ditto
Jean
Cornwall
Senegal
Elletton
Lawrence
Jamaica
Bristol
Lucea
Child
Fegzy
Moris
Betty and
Nanny
Lace
Hakella
Brown
St. Vincent's
Williams
Rigmaiden
Peegy
Sharp
Bellona
Parkinson
Montferrat
Ramfrate
Amiable Elizabeth
St. Domingo
Bourdeaux
Treated Gardener's Calendar and Forcing Techniques Sampled
Next Tuesday will publish A Modern Gardener or Universal Calendar containing monthly directives for all gardening tasks across kitchens, fruits, flowers, and greenhouses. It includes instructions for forcing grapevines and fruit trees, new stove and greenhouse designs, and a catalog of plants and herbs with medical and culinary uses, drawn from the diary manuscripts of the late Mr. Aitt and revised by James Meader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Aitt
Robert Manners
Bloxholm
Lineointhire
Robert Bertie
Chilehor
Inmont
James Meader
Earl of
Collins
S. Crowd T
Longman
B. Law
Robinson and Roberts
Parlnderrow
I. Taylor
Chanbery- Lane
Holte
Mr. Hitt
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London
St. James’s
SS Majesty
Ireland
Robert Gergés
Kilmacduagh
Duach
St. Colman
Titumacduagh
Clonfert
William Nethercoat
Holland
Breslau
Poland
Russia
Berlin
Prusian
Porte
Edinburel
Auenfitz
Kirlscaldie
Miorninz
Horbau
France
Portsmouth Dock
L—d
Canlat
Hokd
M. John Mnuig
Calcusea
Ducarel
E. I. Company
Coffimbazar
Mgr. Cartier
Mudie
Bankrou Psom
Dammsfal Hn
Middlesex
Teat Iber
Guildhal
Aterney
W Is
Fol-Tireet
Strird
Tamaards Sleert
Logins Merchant
Fattr
Che Gt
Roth Infrant
Aft Mnoon
Artenin
Alec
Guilmee London
B. Wayes Carey-freer
Lincon’s Inn
Wyithlam Pomroy
E.G
Greenwich
Io Kent
Carpenter
Cgoker
Perryear
Cowp x
Greville-Greet
Kiattod- Garden
Lewsham
Kent
William Cleava
Duiverzing
Somersetshire
Mercér and Draper
Facrenier
Theterensen
Ostober
Guilzhall
Turner
Fiarecourt
Demale
Aus
Wind S