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Fleet-ditch filling urged by London authorities and notices
The Sheriff of London and Middlesex presented a petition to the House of Commons for filling Fleet-ditch. Officers on the Irish Establishment and those on leave from Gibraltar and Port Mahon are ordered to return to posts. Reports follow of deaths, court proceedings, naval losses, executions, and stock market updates from Edinburgh to London including the Prince of Wales audiences with Count Kinsky and various financial quotes.
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London
Middlesex
House of Commons
Fleet-ditch
Gibraltar
Port Mahon
John Sawbridge
Allintey
Ashford
Kent
George Wanley
Deceas
Fleettftreet
Francis Sturges
Hampton Court
Tfe Earl of
Scarborough
Laf
Red Lion Square
Arney
Fleet-street
Twit Dé
Thomas Twitden
Duke of
Gaimmin
Bristol
Galloway
John
Betty
Hicks
Limerick
New England
Barbadoes
Carolina
Edinburgh
Don Wachup
Edmonstoun
Ely
Edward Trelawney
Marlborough
Uumott
Cet
Recs
Germany
George
South Sea
Brison
Eyre
Chancery-Lane
Norfolk
Josias Reader
Ellen Maybank
John Trundle
Miriam Prestidge
James Duffield
Mary Pearson
Christopher Smith
Jeremy Scruby
Mary
Bridgman
Margaret
Thomas Roberton
Jannah
Thomas Parker
Samuel Lynn
Bintry
Mae
Hicks’ Hall
See
Robert Davis
Griffith Payne
Newgate
Court of King’s Bench
King’s Bench
His Majesty In Council
Sarah Malcosa
George Dawson
Sc. James’s
Count Kinsky
Prince of Wales
Clement Cottrell
Duke
Princess Royal
Amelia
Caroline
Louisa
India
York
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Afsurance
Peril
Welch
Dirto Ti
Remiitim
Céuc
Ditto
Tos
Dirco
Ditta