Proceedings at the East India Stock General Court
At Leadenhall Street the Quarterly General Court of East India stock proprietors discussed dividend, committee reports, and plans for Bengal commerce. General Monckton’s appointment as commander was declined, and bye-laws were finalized. The event also notes royal visits at Portsmouth with ships, drones on dockyard activity, and public notices amid a bustling naval scene.
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Portsmouith Continues Royal Fleet Review Excitement
News from Portsmouth reports the King embarked at the docks yard as the chevaux-de-frize walls opened for public viewing of his voyage. He dined aboard the Barfleur at five, ships fired salutes, and at six he toured the fleet in his barge while rigging and sails were manned.
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