Royal appointments and petition on American affairs in Britain
The London Gazette reports Privy Council appointments for Lord Lyttelton and others, grants of offices, and a long Wiltshire petition urging lenient measures in the American dispute. It also carries letters from Maryland delegates and updates from conventions on militia, trade, and preparations. a New Cross gardener is named as a lottery prize winner recipient.
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Thomas Lord - Lyttelton
St. Pemes's
Thames
Pelkati
Thomas Lord Lyttelton
Trent
St. Famers
Kew
Queen's Palace
Pee Hah Fe Sr
Yates
George Coleman
Serjsant
Arma
House of Commons
Nicholas Adnéay
Gileal
Gregory Paratt
Oxford
Page
Turner
St. Andrew's
Nairn
Southmolton
Devonshire
Burke
Great Britain
Weibury
Warminter
Trowbridge
Hood
Wilts
Bradford
Melkilram
America
Boston
Thomas Johnson
Eglun
Maryland
Continental Congress
Major Gates
England
Congress
Pean
Thomas Fobnfor
Horatio Gates
Annapelis
Sir
Mirs
Rederick Town
Elfr
Britain
New-York
Jord Chatham
Bute
Mansfield
North
Lord North
Friends of Liberty
Torres
Hia yiNaigody
Committee of Safety
Virginia
Benet OM Bent Gxitth
Daniel Arley
Steers Wites Price
Frederick Ridgerley
Aon Creslap
Memor-C
Wihedy
Tseng
Powerfal
Shorels
Bubee
Brisa
Gholmobdéley
Svetih Froga
Calais
Cranbrook
Suttie
France
Gort Bey
Hpsbe
Raualandy
Arabia
Ogder
Guildhall
Pryidzes
Edmonds
New-Cross
Deptford
Clerken
New-prison
Hayston
Norfolk
Scott
Ipswich
Willis
Chancery-lane
Fragmentary Royal News From Overseas Letters
Disjointed notices report the death of the reigning Prince of Deux and dispatches from Ferrol mentioning four gunmen aboard ships. The text also notes Major figures like Prince Charles of Deux and the Duke of Gloucester recovering and planning a journey to Rome, with scattered references to Madrid and Padua in October.
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Holland
Prince of
Deux
Ponts
Pettersham
Prince Charles of
Deux Onts
Madrid
Padua
the Ke of Glouceter
Rome
Arrivals and Departures At Sea Ports in Late Nov Battle
Weather winds shift as ships arrive and depart from Cadiz Lisbon and Waterford. Vessels including Magdalen Roche London ertfon and Arethusa and Jenah sail from various ports while Annapolis Heawick Maria Wisslida Charlotte Gafney remain. Numerous ships depart for Bordeaux Boston and Lisbon with crews from Memel Wisecar and Cape Fear among others.
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Gaz
Magdalen
Roche
Cadiz
London
Ertfon
Virginia
Liberty
Fornell
London Pee
Palmer
Bourdeaux
Patty
Stanfell
York
Arethula
Jenah
Stought
Lifbon
Annapolis
Heawick
Maryland
Maria
Wiss Lida
Lisbon
Charlotte
Gafney
Waterford
Arethusa
Boop
Susannab
Bitbon
Hapé
Boston
Owe
Summerville
Coffin
Norway
Rexd
Speedwell
Stewart
Bart
Nancy
Pige
Fainton
Probit
Laws
Providence
Davis
Memel
MacweiKing
Wisecar
Prince George
Moor
Ban
Selfey
Marriot
Mala A
Friends
O'Brian
Limerick
Potoanack
Mitchel
Myate
Malaza Packet
Sir.ng
Malga
Atlantic
Boog
Dove
Cape. Fear
Fatouth
Julius Cwfar
Thompson
Egig
Poly
Raneir
Jackies
Witams
Wheaile
Tebira
Hefler
Cockburn
Lifon
St. George
Williams
Londos
Addresses to His Majesty on American affairs
A fragment listing various classes and regions including gentlemen merchants and traders of Southwr wak Hereford Renfrew Paisley Worcester Brechin Perth Bawiek Clackmannan and others in a colonial era style address to the king. The text names multiple counties boroughs and offices such as magistrates aldermen clergy and freeholders in a ceremonial address.
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Southrwak
Hereford
Rewdley
Worcesterhire
Ceyncal
Brechiné
Perth
Bawiek
Clackminnan
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