British plan to send ships against Barbary pirates
The article notes an armed expedition to Amsterdam and Rotterdam with ships and troops, including several men of war and 350 to 356 sailors, to join a Spanish squadron and ships already at sea. The aim is to counter Barbary corsair activity and Moroccan insolence beginning in June.
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Hacur
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Oiftof
Wits
Coe
Admiralty
Jbt
Oo-Gans
Marae
Omberdam
Republic
Morocco
York March 21 Apprehended for Robbing Whitby Mail
Two youths visiting a sitter in Dorcaste near Alton stopped at a public house then retired to bed. One brother died in the night while the other survived with little life signs. He is questioned by authorities and bleeding occurred Monday morning. Authorities seek explanation of events from bedtimes to morning.
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Louuuntry-News
York
Yatt
Casebridge
John Williamson
John Eadgn
Whitby
Fhorpton and
Malton
Dorcaste
Henry Verelit
Elgar
Alton
Laughton and
Todwick
Verellt
Godfrey Hirth
County of
Teesday
Grisby
River
Tees
Sherbarn
Geat Smeaton
Gale
North-Aherton
Bright
East-Retford
Mes Baxice
Furnivals Inn
London
Arrival notices of ships and passengers from various ports
Arrivals at Liverpool include Rebecca Strahai from Virginia and Charlotte Baker from Leghorn. Other vessels bring Pallid by the William, On fier, dom Bourdeaux, and Mary Walden from Virginia with crew and passengers. Also listed are ships from Maryland and Georgia with travelers and cargo, reflecting ongoing Atlantic traffic.
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Dri An
Waren
Abbot
Montreal
Patty
Stbret
Dudtin
Dup
Garvey
Flnty
Reimain
Union
Ston¢house
Maryland
Georgiana
Revan
Georgia
Anavarewn
Mabren
William
Fier
Dom Bourdeaux
Mary
Walden
Virginia
Iaverpoole
Rebecca, Strahai
Baifial
Charlotte
Baker
Leghorn
Possimonths Experiment
Valliant
London merchants petition and court council debate over marshal pay
Yesterday in London a committee of North American Merchants presented a petition to the town's mayor regarding trade with North America. Debates in the Court of Common Council lasted about two hours over Mr. Miller’s marshal salary and the disposal of the Upper Marshal office, with motions and amendments debated and Saxby withdrawing part of his previous allowance.
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Lane
PM Golleson
Bridgen
Sd. James’s
Saxby
Chamberlain of
London
William Miller
Gifanas
Fegport
Cartier
Hailey
Shenf Plomer
Miller
Alderman Harley
Court debates over East India Company finances and postings
The period report covers a court session amid disputes over East India Company expenses for Manila operations and a proposed treasury balance, with directors arguing the Crown pledged support. Also noted are municipal decisions on magistrate appointments, a new road project inquiry, and public disturbances in Newcastle and London involving sailors and coal shipments.
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New Bridge
Blackfriarsebridge
Westminster Bridge
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Leadenhall-street
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Fox
Treasury
Grey Cooper
Lords of the Treasury
Manilla
Manilas
Governor Johnstone
Creighton
Lebattene
Elliot
Lord Egremont
East-India Company
Woodhuie
Folse
Uclt
Dalrymple
Balambangan
Rati India Company
Thomas Francis Deherty
Mr. Nuttall
Petersburgh
Czarina
Newcastle
Shields
Sunderland
Tinemouth
Morpeth
Scots Grey Dragoons
Tyne and Wear
Isle of Wight
West Indies
Broadway
Westminster
Spitalfields
John Mellith
Reachford
Kent
Bridewell
Guildhall
Rosemary-lane
Holtham
Sauer
John Fielding
Essex
Surry
Maidstone
Bethinal-geen
Indies
Hatin Ang
Clement
Maffeau
Warwick-court
Mir
John Hall
Castle
Corbet-court
Gracecharch Gstreet
Wetnek
Lewis Mayfayle
Fellmionger
Bersy-street
Southwark
Tmi Cox
Cox
T. Fortune
Secre Wryt
ST Marlow Machin
Shepger Crown
Marlow
Joan-Davis
Lin Goun Shir
Paria
Carlton
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Louth
John Green
Francis Bilism
Yorkshire
John Budson
Wilnes
Greyhound Inn
Newmarket
Fordham
Camebridgeshire
Samuel Fitches
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