Sayre in Tower Case Sparks Secrecy and Delays
From the London Gazette details of Stephen Sayre’s arrest and remand to the Tower, with orders barring visitors, the Tower window greeting with the Lord Mayor, intercepted letters, and reports of American correspondence. Mentions appointments and resignations, court actions, and local notices amid political tension and colonial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tower
Sayre
Sejeant Glynn
Danning
Serjeane Adair
Lucas
Dayrell
Alleyne
Arthur Lie
Tryal
House of Commons
Gravesend to Jamaica and Maryland ships sail in convoy
A rough tally of ships passed by the Prince of Wales Owen from Waterford Darnell Darneil Narva and Maryland routes lists vessels such as Green Camden Richardson Power and Pecary crossing from various ports. At Falmouth Liverpool Quebec and Salok ships arrive or depart including Nancy Molly Hannah Fell Eliza beth and Adamant with Unity from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie
Enny
Fot
Whit Nelson
Pene
Africa
Sogifia
Wiles
Nelly Frigate
Gravesend
Ornas
Prince of Wales
Owen
Waterford
Darnell
Darneil
Narva
John
Bella
Green
Camden
Richardson
Maryland
Old Harbour
Power
Jamaica
Pecary
Cross
Tobago
Rivacs
Falmouth
Nancy
Jenkins
Molly
Johnson
Phildelphia
Liverpool
Hannah, Brown
Petersburgh
Quebec
Fell
Barnstair
Whitby
Juha
Elizabeth
Sanith
Aberdeen
Adamant
Wilson
London
Unity
Chevalier
Salok
Falcuth
Betty
Ellerty Sete
Trohy
Philadelphia
London Gazette Extracts From London And Provinces
A London Gazette summary reports addresses from the Tower of London Bridgewater and Nottingham urging loyalty to the King amid American rebellion. It notes a Staffordshire county meeting for a loyal address, a writ of summons for Lord Monson, illness of the Earl of Chatham, and preparations to seize ships laden with arms for America. Rumors of treason investigations circulate, with disputed remarks by Mr. Sayre about political change and royal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tower of London
Bridgewater
Somerseshire
Nottingham
Devonshire
Exeter
Bouchier Wray
Thomas Dyke Acland
Stafford
America
Lord Monson
Earl of Chatham
Hayes
Bromley
Kent
Secretary of State
Sayre
Lord Rochford
Richanson
Comte
Oc. &c
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
St. James’s
Bear
Robert Lort Clive
St. Foster
of Peace
Chejft
Rochester
Benjamin Newtombe
England
Robert Clarke
Richard‘son
Mr. Sayre
Reed
Gerslethan
Carlton
Saste
My Lou
Newgate
Mansion-hout
Francis Richardson
Gert
Charles Frederick
Inftant
Bristol
Hope
Collins
Ellen
Congress
Newbern
North Carolina
Johnston
Ticonderoga
St. John’s
Chambee
Montreal
Quevec
le River
Seilly
St. Mary’s
Mielaghan
Poole
Lando
Aith Hacier
Downs
Dewy
Hedtor
Irelant
Gwildball
Hoga
Gower Ward
Samuel ‘Tanger
Shalliffe &c
Hanse
Salbet
Snquet
Horfein High Street
St. Mary-lo-bone
Earl of Rochford
George Childs
George “Payne
Leadenhall-street
KRU
Josph Chippenwall
Nathaniel Milne
Mandesley
Lancashire
Scriveners and Partners
Crompton’s Coffee
Manchester
Mr. Wright
Loxham’s
Mancheser
Whitaker
Salford
Joseph Reevé
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
Ter
Deé
Guildhall
Attornes
Nsv
Ghildhall
Atranniess Melabrachams and Son
Bury-street
St. Mary-axe
George Phillips
Dean-street
Southwang
Surcy, Mason
Atromates
Hams
St.Mary-axe
William Tonge
Feversham
Grocers Way
John 9Kein
Whitehaven
Cumberland
Merhaps
William Skytin
IinakDividénd
Samuel Gardner
High-freet
Béreveh
Southwark
Surry
Hofier
Lordon
Benjamin Skutt the Younger
Gord
Fecenat
Hosaee
Theif Aston N.B
de Tervant
Badass
Hef
Christee Berg
Great Britain
Wales
Berwick Upon Tweed
Lewters
Eyre
Boards of Excise and Customs
Orine
Met Famis MacKenais and Co
Exft-Cowes Ato
Society of Physicians
Edinbursh
Murray
Fleet-street
Ortus