Saltash Borough Charter Reincorporation Ordered
The King orders a charter under the Great Seal to reincorporate the borough of Saltash Cornwall as the Mayor and Free Burgesses of Saltash with their powers liberties and privileges confirmed to them and their successors. A Dundee Fraternity charter is also set to form a single corporate body with power to make bye laws and ordinances for better government.
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Londongazette
Jakes Jane
Great Britain
Saltash
Cornwall
Salath
Scotland
Dundée
Britain
Dundee
Turks Cross Danube in Easter Attack on Russians
Warsaw reports 30000 Turks crossed the Danube on Easter to clash with Russians, with casualties on both sides. A truce ending on the 76th of the month is said to be in place, awaiting potential peace talks. Paris notes the king plans to visit La Muette to Versailles to remove the late king's sealed apartments and seize possible funds.
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Warsaw
Walachia
Danube
Lemberg
Im. Tms
Paris
Versailles
Independents Form New Society in Newcastle
A new society of free burgesses named the Independents was started at Mr Sheville's house in the Bigg Market. Members will meet the first Wednesday each month and follow rules like the Constitutional club, rejecting bribes and endorsements from candidates who do not promise to strive to restore the Lower House of Parliament to its pristine state.
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Country News
Newucastle
Funes
Independents
Sheville
Biggmarket
Constitutional Club
Arrivals and Passages At Sea From Listed Ports
A ledger of arrivals and sailings notes numerous vessels departing from or bound for ports including Cadiz, Jamaica, London, Antwerp, Rhode Island, Newry, Dover, and Liverpool. It lists ships such as Scipio Kirkman and Cadiz Packet Collins, with crews from Jamaica, Antigua, Jamaica, Antigua, Scotland, and from various British and colonial ports. The record reflects mid-18th century maritime traffic and transfer patterns across Atlantic seaways.
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Dear
Worcester
Houghton
Wilmay
Unity
Bream
Trze-Briron
Sherwood
Eagle
Cooper
Bemperdam
Lave
PaGmore
Lithon
Elizabeth
Hetchinson
Maryland
Heiter
Warren
Depthaven
Hope
Keyser
Scottin
James
Thomas
Wood
Koningsberth
Cadiz
Collins
Ann
Betty
Sparshor
Guernsey
Jolliff
Reed
Valencis
Horn
Rowson
Limerick
Swallow
Hill
South Foreland
Duke of York
Benn
North‘Carolinas
tor‘Dover
Sally
Barton
Green River
Addid
Jamaica
Nevemarket
Haig
Carolina
Eliza, Brown
Virginia
St. Andrew
M'Min
Florida
Montague, Brown
Boston
Nancy
Willon
Mogadore
Cowes
Witherdon
Georgia
Harrington
Bernard
South
Gating
Des Dispatch
Hayes
Lisbon
Mary
Hughes
London
Carve
Fraser
Birch
Bourdeaux
Jenkins
Londony
Marylaid
Speedwell
Clark
Bristol
Helena
Arther
South Carolina
Newry
Fortune
Hagbergh
Gottenburgh
Dover
Polly, Lorig
Nevis
Minerva
Callahan
Virgina
Randolph, M‘nabb
Betsey
Rhode
Lively
Settle
Whitehaven
Troughton
Hverpool Jack
Fier
Betley
Watt-gtomy
Marquis of
Rockingham
Vaillant
House of Commons debate on Quebec government bill and church taxes
A lengthy session covers committee appointments to inspect crowded committee rooms, a debate on Quebec governance provisions, and objections to preambles and tithes wording. Lords and Commons clash over repeal of 1762 ordinances, church tithes for a Protestant clergy, and related motions with late-night divisions and rogued adjournment.
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Turspay
Fune
E. B—ke
Charles Whiitworth
Quebec
N—th
D—fler
D—fter
E. B
B—champ
Grey
D—ning
E, B—ke
Capt. P—pps
Hard
C—wall
C—re
R-ce
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B-ker
B—ke
C. F x
P—pps
A Wey
Tor G—ral, &c, dc
Notices of bankrupts and personal estates
Certificates to be allowed to bankrupts. Michael Child of Cross-lane St. Martin in the Fields Midaletex bedfad-maker to satisfy by June 28. William Wilmott late of Bromstrov Worcestershire mercer to be allowed by June 23. Personal estate sequestrated. MiHarg tacksman of Barclay residing at Bridge end of Cree.
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Parliamene
Boston
New-England
Montaguey
T Jr
Martty
Téd Getileian
Philadelphia
Wallidor- Fobo
Ontario
Wilam
Cwhai
Polly
Chambers
Hull
Petersburgh
Lifkaw
Whealey
Marlaryland
London
Capt
Foster
Glasgow
Virginia
Afcot-heath
Mr. Brett
Mr. Blake
Marechal
Mr. Wildman
Bufton
Woodstreet Compter
Examinas?tion
Fame
Bpfon
Green-Arbour-court
Old Bailey
Bow-street
Firewood
Hoxton
Edmonton
Richard Garrett
Frances Hall
Thomas Morgan
Fletcher Norton
The
Royals
Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards
Warrington
Barbauld
Anna Letitia Aikin
Fhortas Wilcox
St. Thomas Apostle
Mills Hunter
Bartholomew-close
Tottenham
Rich
Addison
Wooden
York-buildings
Iammierdmith
James Mitchell
Bigslate
Fenchurch-street
Greenwich
Broadway
Westminster
Spencer
Peckham
Read
Mg ‘Wallin
Pak
Benjamin Hancock
City of Norwich
King’s Head
St. Peter of Mancroft
Norwich
James
Nayland
Suffolk
Teather-dreffer
Queen’s Head
John B Davidson
Cannon-street
Wittén
Guildhall
James Pardoe
Lierpool
Lancashire
Pontac
Water-street
Liverpool
Michael -Greenhow
James Scholefield
Newcastle
Tyne
Custom-house
John Bunn
Lewisham
Kerr
City of London
Dealer
Chapman
Michael Child
Cross-lane
St. Martin
Midaletex
William Wilmott
Bromstrov
Worcestershire
Mercer
Pan
MiHarg
Barclay
Bridgeend
Cree
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Lord Borthwick
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Athers Tavern
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Berks
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Chancery Lane
Slyeg
Turner
York
Southam
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Eling
Freemantle
Mefira
Bowyer -and -Nichols
Redlion-passage
Fleets Street
Southampton
Thomas Ridding
Creed and
Harvey
Ord
N.B
Mr. Goodall
Three Cranes
Upper Thames-Street
Angel Inn
Peterborough
Jane
Dryden
David Booker
Mr. Turner
Samploh'Gideon
Frownlow
Gaibage
Chris Hospital
Hotick
Hockley
Rochford
Essex