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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 18, 1779

Page

4

Parliamentary Debate on Naval Affairs and Court Martial

The Lords debated the conduct of naval command during the crisis and the push for a full inquiry into ministers mismanagement. Lord Sandwich defended officers while critics pressed for a court martial for Sir Hugh Palliser and Admiral Keppel, with motions ordered and the House adjourning to Monday.

Portmouth Plymouth Lord Sandwich Admiral Keppel Duke of Richmond Earl of Bristol Admiralty England Hugh Palliser Admiralty Boar Leora Duke of Belton Hugh Pellifer Sirugh Court Martia Hugh

Verbal Cairns at Smyrna Coffee House Riot Rumor

London correspondence reports public assertions at the Smyrna coffee house last Saturday about riots and political mischief. The piece hints at rival schemes involving Sir Hugh, Keppel, the Bow Street association, and a discredited plot to inflame public anger while a patron claims the truth emerges from local chatter.

Amy Friend Miller Sir Hugh London Keppel Stephen Smyrna Pates Miller

Mirth and Mayhem in Pall Mall and Scarborough Election

An eclectic broadside mixes verse and prose praising traps theft and rioting agents while lampooning public figures. It recounts a street raid with concealed nets and culling captives and ends with a political postscript urging Scarborough electors to reject placemen in favor of Lord Hawke. The piece blends satirical glosses, cant terms from Gay’s Beggar’s Opera, and an admonitory civic appeal.

Tony Jenner Sir Hodibras Sampy

Admiral Keppel acquittal sparks city rejoicing in London

An article recounts public celebrations over Admiral Keppel's acquittal. London crowds march from Guildhall to the London Tavern with blue cockades, bells, cannons, and music. Speakers praise the Speaker and condemn critics, while demonstrations of loyalty and joy spread through towns like Deal and Watford with bonfires, illuminations, and effigies.

Court of Common Council Admiral Keppel Guildhall Audley-quare London Temple Bar Lori Bute Joh Hnrg Chetoam Bod Hugh Palliser Buckinghamshire the George Captain Llood Bed‘ly James Hugh Chulfhant Calne Wilks Hugh Fallifer John England Watford Hartfordshire Keppel Porthmouth Saint Maloes America Betsey Jersey Fortin Principality of Wales Lord Bulkeley Howse Berkley-square Principality Treasury Deal Cooper Jamaica Gibbons Coir Barbadoes Rebecca Blackburn Mermaid Sc. Bartholomew’s Hospital Agricola

Dirge of the Admiral and the Knight's Fall

A fragmentary verse tribute recalling Admiral Peach ing, Chev y Chace, and Knights Matthews Keppel and Pere I he. The poem describes nightmarish omens, perjury, and public shame, ending with a solemn act of hanging as a corpse-like lament.

Proceedings of the Keppel court martial 1779

Announcement of the large court martial proceedings against Admiral Augustus Keppel aboard the Britannia with an appendix of correspondence. Notes the trial dates January 7 and February 1 1779, and warns against counterfeit editions, stating Blanchard was the authorized printer.

Admiral Keppel Admira Board of Admiralty Augustus Keppel Misserty Briannia Portsmouth W. Blanchard J. Almon Burlin Iton-house Piccadilly George Rogers Bland Mor Blanchard

Notice of General Court for East India Company Directors

The Court of Directors of the East India Company will hold a General Court at Leadenhall Street on April 14 from nine in the morning to six in the evening to elect six directors for four years. The notice is dated February 17, 1779.

Ioan East-India United Company of Merchants of England East- Indies Leadenhall Street

Lough P. Pull From Ship Of War Refuses Treachery

The London Evening Post reports on Sir Lugh P Pull from a ship of war with the recreant flag and Julisia’s frigate described as half his rag. The verse condemns treachery and predicts a future of punishment and remorse, noting enduring conscience torment.

The London Evening Post Sir Liugh P Julisia

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