Admiral Keppel Honored by City of London Crowd
A city committee led by Aldermen and Commoners visited Admiral Keppel at Audley Square to express thanks for his acquittal and service. The procession with Lord Cavendish and other dignitaries moved through Grosvenor Square to Temple Bar and the London Tavern, ending in a celebratory dinner with toasts to the King, the Royal Family, and national reconciliation with America.
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London Jubilee Celebrations for Admiral Keppel
The city lit up in jubilation as Admiral Keppel returned, with cheers from the crowd and a cautious calm after days of triumph. Reports say no riot occurred, and the populace carried him home while his brother spoke gratitude for the country’s approval of his service. The city’s joy was tempered by the need for peace and order as the celebration concluded.
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