Outrageous Sailors Spur Prison Breaks and Dispersed Vessels
March 28 dispatches from Constantinople report sailors committing excesses and attacking Greeks and Armenians under wartime impunity. Janissaries freed criminals, risking revolt. the Grand Vizir pledged payment upon arrival at the army. Details of ships arriving and departing from Plymouth, Gowes, Havre de Grace, and Lima are listed with captains and origins.
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Aga
Caimacan
Drar
Wind E
Lord North
Depeford
India
Pitt
Punderton
Virginia
Molly
Beckhouse
Liverpool
Gravisenp
Pat
Siders
Claren
Embden
Benjamin
Peters
Rimie
Sevile
St. Nicolas
Bilbod
Meredith
Price
Jeet
Davis
Cork
Hannah
Jarvis
Barton
Diana
Clapp
Piscataque
Minerva
Allison
Honduras
Plymouth
Albion
Richardson
New York
Nancy
Young
Charlestown
Black
Belfast
Draper
Murray
Dublin
Dublin; New Judith, Connery, From Newry
Paoli
Macarty
Gowes
Boone
Brass
South Carolina
Diver
Rickworth
Boston
John Galley
Darby
Carthagena
Havre de Grace
Sizenne
Langlois
St. Domingo
Victorie
Bellenger
Martinico
Duc de Orleans
Sally
Shroudy
Cowes
Lima
Gallardo
Cadiz
London Debates Over City Rights and Tyranny Echoed
In London the treasury and admiralty boards delay until after holidays. Lord North contemplates resignation but strong opposition blocks it. Falkland Islands expedition is stopped amid Spain dispute. mobs jeer Fox, guards mobilize, and a Lord Mayor defense debate pits city rights against parliamentary overreach calling for adherence to law and popular liberty. Alderman Sawbridge defends legality and criticizes suspending laws.
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Treasury
Trade
Admiralty
Lord North
Falkland’s
Spain
Tilt-yard
Parliament House
New Guildhall
London
John Fielding
Col
Estre
Thames
Rax
James Hodges
Court of Common Council
Robert Ladbroke
Barlow Trecothick
James Townsend
John Sawbridge
William Baker
Joseph Martin
Oliver
James the Second
Cornish
Watkins William Wynne, Bart
Lady Bridget Lane
Commons
James
House of Commons
Alderman Saawbridge
Aldesmen
Lord Coke
House
James J
Obituary notices mention several titled figures and heirs
Parl of Northidgted and rest of the Hey reveal deaths of Robert Lane and Mrs. Cotmay wife of George Colman along with entries for Peter de Vime Toddington at Bedfordshire and George Guerney heirs of Covent Garden theatres and related peers in a fragmented notice.
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Northidgted
Hey
Robert Lane
Lord Bingley
Cotmay
George Colman
Covent
Gardan
Clapham
Peter de Vifme
Toddington
Bedfordshire
George Guerney
Fragmented excerpt on constitutional debates and tyranny
The text contrasts defending privileges with the people's rights, recalling how in Charles II and Queen Anne's reigns resistance led to dissolving tyrannical bodies. It warns that encroachments invite severe consequences, while some call for reform and even a hoped for upheaval in defense of England.
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Freali
Charles
Anne
England
Plymouth Furnaces and Mines Lease Inquiry in Glamorganshire
Notice about a term of years lease for the WOED or LET at Plymouth Furnace in Merthyr Tidvil Glamorganshire with coal ironstone and limestone mines under the estates of the Earl of Plymouth. Enquiries directed to Mr Tancred at the Chancery Office London or Mr White in Bridgnorth.
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Marthir Tidvil
Glamorganshire
Caltea
Plymouth
Earl of
Merthir Tidvil
Tancred
Chancery Office
London
White
Bridgnorth
Shropshure
William Pitt
Anderson
Sun Inn
Maidenhead
Berks
Caraswett -Wikaneer
Bray
Windsor
Lord
Thomas Dean
Zos
Kimber
William Cores
Romsey
Southampton
James Crick
Winchester
Mary Garford
Burge
Fox
Bell Iowa
Thomas Dixon
Ely
Corporation of
Horrefair
John Blake
Essex-street
Daman
Romfey
Petersfield
Joseth Crant
Whicher
John Joliffe
Zeco
Dyneley
Gray's Son
Elizabeth Crant
Mermaid Inn
Fearnhill
Winkfield
Dean and Canons of
Eaton College
Harrow
Taplow
Clifden
Tyrrell
Ward
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F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
G. Riley
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