Hartlepool sea coasting raid and officer threat case
A Hartlepool customs office was attacked about eleven at night by fifteen to seventeen armed men who discharged weapons through windows and broke in. They seized tea and coffee, threatened officers, and fled as authorities pursued suspects. A reward of fifty pounds is offered for capture and conviction.
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A. St -James?s
William Yeeal
Hartlepoole
Lele
Suffolk
Absolste
Barnstaple
Devor
Jacelyn
Preadth
Benjamin Incledon
Pilon House
William Drewe
Neie-Inn
London
Sanford
Narraviay
Bristol
Hineard
Exeter
Charter
Bishop’s ‘Lydreaty
Taunton
Lot Sonerle
Tatters
Hyde-Park ‘Turnpike
Thor
St. James’s
Leanzy
Rye
T. P. Lamb
Corporation of
Miller letter authentic copy from officer in 28th regiment
A London Evening Post note cites a "genuine copy of a letter" received by a gentleman in town from an officer of the 28th regiment. The issuer urges publication as authentic and says it will satisfy many in town seeking reassurance about the letter’s provenance.
American War Reflections From London Amid British Plans
A lengthy London letter surveys the American conflict with Washington’s army contesting British positions near Philadelphia and Delaware. It notes Burgoyne’s defeat, possible peace concessions, rising Anglo-American tensions, militia calls, and warnings of civil strife at home amid Jacobite unrest and parliamentary debates on taxation and governance.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Delaware
Dorido
Burgoyne
England
America
Chatham, &c
Great Britain
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High Court of Chantegry
de Samuel
Atig Chambers
Symond’s Inn
Wchantelglase
Mbenga
Grinton
Grinsop
Cogden
North Riding
Y York
Allmon
John Hawkins
Ward
Staple-Inn
Newman-street
Oxford
Daniel Blake Esq
Meff
Gale
Raene Royal Fotel
Palloo Mall
West Aulemner
Axims
T Payne and Son
St. Martin's Sand
Hyde-park
Aldridgey
Bever’s. Repository
St.Martin
Jenkinson and Co
Opposit Northumbersland Hout
Charingsetes
Cornhill
Bipfgate-street
Ludpace Hill
Fiete
The
London Evening Post
Mr. Miller
Fraday
Soo
Bhacléods
Manichester
Argyle
Highlanders
Campbell’s Welch
Bigke
Athol
Gordon
Seitherlaid’s and Mackay’s
Earl of Seaforth’s Highlanders
Helland
Lord
Thomas Pelham Clinton
Boston
Col. Ackland
Albany
Gates
Lord Petertham
North America
Queen’s Palace
Mar ‘Chester
Law
Hanover
King’s Arms
Ware Hans
Abingdon Rool
Shelburne
George Savile Tos
Egeland
Newport
Rhode Iland
New-York
Leghorn
House of Commons of Ireland
Edward.Newenham
Chapel Royal
Dre. Kaye
Str
Quéen’s Palace
Bate
Audley Street
Carolne Stuart
Dawson
Kingdom of Ireland
Irndy
Whitehall
Louisa
Leveson Gower
Hart Gower
Archibald Macdonald
Hindon
Wilts
Edward Roger North
Harlow
Essex
James Altham
Ireland
Earl of
Great
Portland-street
Miss Bird
Joseph Bird
Uptoa
Charles Shephard
Carey-treer
Sophia Hinchliff
Highgate
Hinchliff
King-street
Covent Garden
Hatton Garden
Richard Lateward
Willian Stow
Roebuck, Keen, and Farrer
St. Mary Hill
John Reynolds
East India House
Poland-street
Philip Hazelard
Crosby-square
Geo. Baskerville
Hammerton
Hackney
Nathaniel Jenkinson
J. Sice and Co
London Bridge