Despatches from The Hague and Jamaica News
Extra from The Hague reports Sir Joseph Yorke urging the States General to stop armed ships bound for British colonies, fearing arms supply to America. Jamaica notes many slaves dying in Cuba, and a French ship’s crew drown near Rochford. A sloop sinks near Carrickfergus, a nobleman gambles heavily, and a fire at Tonfon’s injures a young girl. Publicans face licensing adjournments. remains of Sir John Rushout to be interred. a reading incident at the Royal Exchange ends with insanity. A river find reveals twins with throats cut.
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London
the Hague
Tris
Joseph Yorke Lavely
States General
Texel
St. Euslachia
America
Great-Britain
Malaga
Morocco
Jamaica
Cuba
Rochford
Carrickfergus
Mary
Liverpool
Flates
Boulogne
S. W
Langford
Richard J. Fold
Edward the Black Prince
Guildhall
Joan Rushout
Bloomsbury Square
Northwich
Westcestershire
Poultry Compter
Reading
Royal Exchange
Five men brought before Bow Street bar in a major break-in case
At Bow Street, James Grant, Thomas Coxon, Robert Andrews, Thomas Franquet, and Aaron Pierson faced the bench after Thomas Spence reported a house in Bruton Street was robbed of plate and goods. Watchmen and patroles identified the suspects, with Coxon dropping keys and a pistol. Franquet and Pierson were later seized near the watch-house. The court rewarded vigilant patrollers and committed the pair for re-examination. Additional testimony described a Wych Street public house raid, a confrontation with armed suspects, and another charge of a disorderly house. The Great Seal granted a dispensation to Rev George Greaves to hold two benefices. A Droitwich rector, Henry Roberts, died recentemente, and James Limborough, once a partner in Spitalfields, also passed away, with charitable legacies noted.
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Bow-street
James Grant
Thomas Coxon
Robert Andrews
Thomas Franquet
Aaron Pierson
Thomas Spence
Bruton - Street
Thomas Moore
Coxon
Spence
John Atkinson
St. Martin’s
Haymarket
Strand
Grant
Coxor
Andrews
Franquet
Pierson
Sir John Fielding
Robert Parke
Vauxhall Turnpike
Wych-street
Boverlrset
Pwo
Nox
Lambert Reading
William Knowland
James Cameron
Lamb
Patrele
Patrole
William Wailer
Marquis of Granby
Chelsea
Elizabeth Simmons
Waller
Wailer
Simmons
Torhill- Fields Bridewell
Yetterday
George Greaves
Duke of Atoll
Santon Juxta Pontem
Derbyshire
Alstonfield
Staffordshire
Droitwich
Wornetershire
Henry Roberts
Wolverton
Warwickshire
Worcester
Clapton
James Limborough
Meff, Lewis, Chauvet, and Co
Spitalfields
Basiness
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London notices and obits from Frith-street to Charterhouse
Fragments report deaths including Miss Black daughter of Mrs. Sarah at Frith-street Soho from delirious fever and two other obituaries in Westminster and Bath. Also lists prices of various securities such as Bank of England, India bonds, South Sea stock, and Navy and Army bills with several listed quotation figures.
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London Hospital
Chmriiechurch
Spitalfields
St. Botolph
Aldgate
St. Matthew
Behnalgreen
Bishopsgate
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Frith-trest
Soho
Miss Black
Srahan
Cartwright-street
Westminster
Williams
Esq
Abraham Howard
Bishopstate-street
Bath
William Oaley
Fry
Hs Majesty
GF Eake
Prince of Wales
Oxford
W. Davis
Piccadilly
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church -Yard
W. Kingston
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J Nichols
G Robbinson
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Charlotte Sidney
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Charing Cross
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St. James's Street
W. Brown
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G. Reardy
Monthly Review
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Lord Ropert
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Priga Spa
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Thomas Leland
Frinity College
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Thomas Newton
Bishop of
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T. Davies
Jo Knox
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W. Flexner
W. Otriege
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London Review of English and Foreign
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Ll.d. H. Reimarus
J. de R. Williams
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