Court at St James declares Dutch now neutral in policy shifts
The King in Council orders immediate execution of measures against the United Provinces for failure to honor treaty demands. Navigation and commerce freedoms are suspended provisionally, with phased effect across seas from six weeks to six months, affecting Channel to Equator regions and beyond. Included are appointments recognizing Edinburgh procurators and bankruptcy actions, with subsequent dividend and certificate notices.
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Great Britain
France
Spain
States General
United Provinces
Crown of
Republick
Privy Council
Viscount
Stormont
Count Welderen
London
Channel
North Seas
British Seas
Canary Islands
Ocean
Mediterranean
Equator
Stephen Cottrell
St. James's
Scotland
Edinburgh
Society of Solicitors
High Court ‘of Chancery
Ghabner
Greetic
James ¢Rant
Lothill- Fields
St. Margaret
Westminster
Middlesex
John Het
Symonsu
Association Affiliation urged by Surrey County Meeting
The General Meeting at Epsom on April 14 1780 adopted a form of association calling for economical reform and fair Parliament representation. It criticizes Crown influence, supports independent candidates, and outlines measures to curb corruption, with plans for a London deputation and a committee to pursue unity and redress.
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County of
Surrey
Epsom
Frriday
York
America
France
Spain
Joseph Mawhey, Bart
James Scawen
London
Committee of Association
St. Alban’s
Mims
Miscl Fex
Shafford
Hertford
St. Alba's
Midsummer Event at Southwartsbrough
In a fine sporting country, well-furnished and suited for a genteel family, the event is entered at Midsummer next, at Southwartsbrough in the county of H mi.
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Southwartsbrough
H mi
Ashborne Hall
Afiborne
County of
Derby
Richard Dyort
Eady
Ashborns
Buxton Bath
Reo
Matlochy
Tern
London
Buxton
Manchnster
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St. James’s
Bankrupt
Jonathan Mann
Upper Seymour-fireet
Mary-anéy
Widhall
Francis Joseph Walkris
Margaret-firest
Cavendish‘quare
Haberdasher
Guildhall
Sam. Delves
Snowhill
Grildhall
Wm. Fleurich
James Ruffell
Kingston Upon Hull
George and Dragon
Kington Upon
Robert Wilby
Boston
Lincolnshire
Joho Munton
Uppingham
Rutlandshire
Crown-Inn
Oakham
Thomas Cross
Bristol
Bath-Tavern
Hagby
Buin Tavern
Upper Seymour-treet
Marybove
Edmund Fielder
Portsmouth
Robert Smith
Wm. Reeve
Andrew Reeve
Jeremiah Hill
Bush Tavern
Corntree
Stephen Waftell
Chathan
Kent
Te Dolphin
Feversham
John Goodall
Birmingham
The
Basinghall-street
Francis Vincent
High Court of Chancery
Chaber
Greene
Elizabeth Graty
Toth Ilfilds
St. Margarete
Letton
John Herr
Bers In
WM. Kentish
N.B
John Winter
Brough
Southwark
Hourfiow Heath
Muidssex
Twenty Mile
Thomas Hughes the Younger
Holywell
Flint
Meter
Adams
Feathers Inn
Chester
Suffolk
Georé-Inn
Bedfordshire
Compston
Bedford
Ampthill
Hitciin
Hawghorne
Campton
New Inn
Princes-street
Leicester Fields
White Hart
Redeed
Phillips Glover
Hill Locky
Hufe
Jon Greetham
Bracebridge
Lincoln
Pretton
Phillips Grover
Wigmorestreet
Cavendish Square
County of Bucks
Londn
Aylesbury
Giffard
Covent-garden
Wees
Thomas March
Gentizman
É&C
Warmborough
Basin Freke
Farnham
Aloa
Thomas Newland
Odiam
Hants
Thomas ‘Lee
Brighthelmstone
Rygate
Grainzer
Knights Bridge
Nir
Gallard
Lamb-Inn
Wahig‘ord
Berks
Mackney
Wahingard
Vale of
White Horse
Captain Cook
Thomas Baker
Westminster Abbey
Richard Blackburn
YER - Davis
Holborn
Meif. Dodiley
Pall-mall
Robson
New Bond-street
Aimen
Piccadilly
Walter
Charing-erfs
Ridley
St. James’s-street
Qven
Temple-ba
Sewell
Cornhill
Rats Cambridge
Monéa
Xford- Fireet
Riley
James's
Essex
Sewell Cornhill
Buckfelfers
England
Pries
Bowad
R. B Sheridan
Lwyn
Fielding
Walker
Paterrolererow
Royal Review of the
Coxheath
Lndon
Lucy
Cleveland
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