Fragmented Observations on Late 18th Century Affairs
An amalgam of court, naval, and legal notices with ship movements, private audiences, and property disputes. Reports include appointments to royal offices, shipments to Bengal, gale wrecks, and a duchy litigation touching Kingston. Public notices of bankruptcies, tavern routes, and high water marks close the item.
House of Commons progress on taxation and bills
In a Monday session the House advanced on ways and means and supply and plans to resume Wednesday. A committee examined the Fair-India Company regulation bill for Europe and India and the High Treason and Piracy bill faced objections amid debate.
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House’ of Commons
Fair-India Company
Europe
India
América
Debate on suspending Habeas Corpus in England
The speech criticizes a bill granting ministers power to arrest suspected treasonables in England, arguing no present necessity since treason would be outside the realm. It questions who could be guilty, judges unsupported by precedent, and contends that Habeas Corpus should not be suspended except under invasion or rebellion. The second reading passes 195 to 43. Also notes a bill to curb wool frauds and petitions in private bills.
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Lord North
House of Commons
Orkney
Kincardine
Sands
Matter
S. W
Stromness
Rey
Daria
Spithead
Southampton
Garnier
Gorke
Houghton
Brett
Europa
London
Bengal
Paul
Dorsetthire
Waddy
Pete
William
Temanaies
Downs
Herwyn
Herdam
Warfoe
North Cape
Sarge
Geive Lind Ron
Duchess of
Kingston
House of ‘Peers
Earl of Bristol
England
Frances Medows
Duke of
Chancery
Earl of Briton
Royal Exchange
Kingiston
Beverley
St. James’s Park
Mr. Pearce
Hammerton Chapel
Greenaway
Moorfields
St. George
Hanover-S Quare
Milles
Sc. James
Glerkenwell
Douglas
St. Olave
Hart-street
Bradon
St. Stephen
Coleman-street
Waller
Sepulchre
Tarrant
Corn Exchange
America
Atlantic Ocean
France
Spain
Dunning
Fox
Col. Barre
Pulteney
T. Townshend
Governor Johnstones
North
York
Leicester
Lancaster
Movement to the country as Howe moves against the American army
Postscript from the Providence Gazette recounts the October strategy shift by American generals to counter Howe’s forces. Gen Dougal Heath and Parsons assemble from Harlem and Port Washington toward the enemy while Lee secures positions near White Plains. The retreat to safe stores, fortifications, and defensive roads follows a measured, cautious advance to hamper British operations along the Sound and toward Eastchester and New Rochelle.
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Waite Phains, &c
Providence Gazette
Frog’s Point
States of America
i‘Dougal
Harlem
Port Washington
Jersey
Kingsbridge
Heath
Parsons
Lee
Fort Washington
Kintain
Lord Stirling
Chester
Sound
White Plains
King’s Street
Cosne
Fijs
East Chester
Kingbridge
Port
Independence
Wylys
Fort Wallington
Green
Washington
Frop’s Point
Puiat
Zait Caeder
Eat Chélisrmessing House
Peli’s Neck
Great Post Road
Connecticut
New York
Chenesty
Katt-Chefer Micecing
Saule
Rogers
Newcow
Gonnesthcur
Heitians
Mjor
Oliver
George
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Tiferia
Dublin
John Inne
Ponsonby Moore
Thomas St. George
Thomas Tisdall
William ‘Burton
James “Garendith
William Handcock
John ‘Hamilton
Elgis
Thic
Portatouth
Pimberton- Olivers
Fagus
Fanis
Guidi
Dawton
Dorothy
Mary
Cha Ming
Nancy
King
Londong
Magduen
Halt
Aully
Ides
Banderbad
Elizabetty
Watson
Melvin
Dept
Saly
Grays
Funtingtons
Robinson
Frm
Jyloo
Wiliam the
Genris
de Mméerchin
Rofeh
Batavia
Storston
East
Indies
Deal
Naples
Bondon
London Bridge
Baskruses
Nathan‘el Telam
Viné-freer
Wetminster
Crickmaker
John Barber
Lincoln
Silversmth
Matthe Gambell
Cite Eatun-Street
Elizabeth Smith
John Ralph
Ethapatrtford
Herts
Tomas Marshall
Chambers-street
St. Mars
Whitechapel
Carpenter
E John Robinson
St.Paul Covent-Gardeny
Wakefield
Thomas
Robert Chantrell
Fife Street
Guildhall
Herman Meyer
Christian Meyer
Minclay-Lane
Merchants and Partners
Postscript
American News