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Fleet news and court notices from London and coast
Reports from aboard the Crescent and British forces describe a pursuit of the French fleet under Count D Estaing with 26 sail of the line and a convoy of 66 merchant ships. The British fleet, 21 or 22 ships, may engage. Updates include privateers, slave ships, royal events, trials at Bow Street and Old Bailey, and notable deaths and obituaries.
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Crescent
Hope
D’estaing
Cadiz
Bay of Bliz
Darby
Mi de Guichen
West Indies
Windsor
St. James’s
Plymouth
Falmouth
Admiral Hood
Goree
Senegal
Francis Stephen
Joseph
Epilogue to Lady Craven’s Comedy of the Miniature Picture
A lively pastiche speech in full-dress ironizes male tyranny and praises female wit and political awakening. It lampoons Coquettes and declares women capable of reading, writing, debating, and shaping state affairs while hinting at further action if the House adjourns.
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Lady Craven
Juliet
Belle Assemblee
Soho
Protej
Madness and Malice in the King's Coachman Inquest
A critical poem laments the King's body coachman’s apparent suicide and a coroner’s inquest. It mocks the verdict as exposing Europe’s long held flaws and England’s decline, urging history to judge harshly the era and its rulers.
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Pariament
Europe
England
France
Spain
Report on public accounts and land tax receivers
A parliamentary commission reports on examining and balancing public money in land tax receiv ers general hands. It details arrears of land, window and house taxes, totaling £657,400 13s 4d, and investigates why funds were retained rather than paid into the Exchequer. It cites Militia Act payments, clerk fees, and delays in remittance, with officials named as examining witnesses.
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Lord Mansfield
Howarth
John Filding
Addington
Laft
Lord Mansfeld
Ayston
Princes-Street
Bedford Row
King’s Bench
Justice Ashurst
J. Maberly
Little Queen Street
Offalon
Mr. Scott
Excise
Earl Bathurst
Hyde Park Corner
Theo
Edw
Aterley Boughton, Bart
Edward Boughton
Polton
Hereford
Old Bailey
Michael Daniel
William Dobson
Alias Bennet Joseph Cook
Joseph Caddie
Elizabeth Hayland
Thomas Browne
Patrick Maddan
John Bailey
William Jacob
Lawrence MacDermot
River Thames
Guildhall
Newgate
Elizabeth Pollard
John Cockson
Temple
Cockton
James Wilson
Antrim
Ireland
Oyer and Termiver
Widfon
George Rose
John Fordyce
Scotland
William Mitford
Sussex
Thomas Allen
Somerset
Thomas Walley Partington
Northampton
Rueland
George Rowley
Huntingdone
London
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Anthony Todd
Lyme
St. George’s
Nancy
Hill
Bourdeaux
Portland
James
Elizabeth
Dornwell
Sunderland
Lancaster
Dunkirk
Court of
Bow Breet
Bow-street
Tyler
Hick’s Hall
Morrison
Cheapside
Chard and Co
Church-street
Spitalfields
Nathaniel Cleveland
Lord
Buxton
Derbyhire
Samuel Fidler
Withington
Staffordshire
Major Milward
Goth Regiment
Broad-street
Stephen Teffier
Plaistow
John Hawkins
Abingdon Street
Mary Lane
Rich
Lane
Worcester
Watling-street
James Marth
London Bridge
E Pigram
Burgesses
Parliament