Inquiry into Naval Actions and Ministerial Criticism
A detailed record of naval maneuvers and signals involving the Red Blue and Victory fleets. Includes questions on station timing five o'clock, signals repeated, Formidable's topmast, and disobedience of signals by Palliser. Postscript attacks ministerial corruption and public virtue, condemning embezzlement and war profits, with strong language against Tories and public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
The
Blue
the Blue
Formidable
Hugh Palliser
Howe Papers Complete and Canada Papers Published
Public notice that the Howe Papers complete and Canada Papers remainder will appear in Parliamentary Register LXVI on Tuesday next. J Almon, opposite Burlington House, Piccadilly, offers former numbers and the Remembrancer containing all Congress papers and new governments in America from the start of the war to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Canada
Parliamentary Register
J. Almon
Burlington House
Piccadilly
Congress
America
Deal
London
Triumph
Pacific
Leith
Adventure
Princess Royal East Indiaman
Downs
Buffalo
Amphitrite
N. E
Samuel Moody
Alderman Bull
Miss
John Bishop
Dunfter
Somerfethhire
Carlisle House
Tenduccti
Tenducci
Signora Georgi
Signora Marchechi
Meilrs
Abel
Crosdell
Fisher
Giardini
Obo
Violincello
Pano Farte
Bach
Crofdell
Father
Signora Marchatti
Princes Street
Leicester-felds
Walker
Haymarket
Hanover-Square
Uncertain tale of Mills Ray and Lord Sandwich affair
The piece recounts Mills Rays connection to Mrs Dodd and the late divine, the trial under sentence of death, and Mingled sentiments around the noble Earl, with references to Hackman, public figures, and societal observers. It touches on theater, crime, and political figures including Lord Sandwich, Admiral Keppel, and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mills Ray
Dr. Dodd
Newgate
Lord Sandwich
Covent Garden Theatre
M’namara
Hackman
William Blackstone
Baron Eyre
Lord Sefton
Eff:x
Lord Melbourne
Lord Crosbie
St. John
Francis Molineux
Qarme
James Esdaile
Plomer
Thomas
Newnham
Wooldridge
Wright
Hart
Sainsbury
Bat
Harringrsy
Lifturne
Admiralty Board
G. Germaine
Hugh Palliser
Tryal
Treth
Keppel
Portmouth
Ddr
Admiral Keppel
London Intelligence on American War and Clinton Prevost Reports
Intelligence from New York describes the Royal Army at about 10 000 including 10 regiments near 300 men each, guards and light horse, Provincials, and Hessian units. It notes no New York reinforcements though expected, and reports a recent clash near Charleston with Lincoln’s force, plus detachments failed at Elizabeth Town and near King's Bridge. A Philadelphia paper mentions an affidavit about Governor Johnstone and General Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prevost
England
Lincoln
Charles Town
South Carolina
Clinton
Maxwell
Elizabeth Town
Jerseys
Putnam
King’s Bridge
Philadelphia
Johnstone
Joseph Reid
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Lord Mulgrave
Windward
Postscript
London Evening Pvt
Ar. Miller
Matt Facred
Vhite Hdd
Pesiti Eee SE
Senate
Nortu
Justitia
Greenwich Hospitale
Simonyborne
India
Boroush
Ray
Jeminy Twicher
Gratis
Fach
Buk
Uni
T.agsi
New Navy Assurance
Genate Omuyi
Bink Long Anpultiss
Nigholfon and Co
Ane
State Lottery Office
King's Arms
Hhill
Langford
Hartley
Alton
I of Hants
Moore
Dort
Westminter
Dugdale
Johnson
Ainsworth
Chambers
Campbell
Rufinath
Pinery
Swan Ae -Alton
Swan
Alesford
Bush
Farnham
George
Winchester
Maidenhead
Crown Inns
Basingstoke
Place of Sale
Meihs. Langford
Covent-girden
Ames Jennings
Chalseyuare
Hxton
James Jennings
Gracechurch- Street
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