Shipping arrivals and arrivals at various ports on Saturday
Ships docked and arrived including Neptune Atkinson heading to New York Amphitrite Bruce to the Mediterranean Jamaica Daling Wyler Union Hamilton from Quebec Standlinch Gowland from Cork Juffren Henrietta Kecef from Falmouth Antigua General Carlton Tully from Bristol St Croix Fanny Elis from Antigua and East Florida
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Dreadnought and Maidstone Engage French Ships In Caribbean
London reports the sloop Dreadnought under Captain Weir, after five days at sea, fought a French brig of 16 guns and 200 men. many were killed, the Dreadnought surrendered and reached Port-au-Prince where it was boarded twice. Gardner aboard Albion says Maidstone under Allan Gardner captured a French 64 gun ship carrying 1400 hogsheads of tobacco. after heavy damage the French commander surrendered and the prize, valued around 120,000 pounds sterling, was brought to Antigua. Boreas encountered six frigates from D'iffraign's squadron but was captured and taken into Martinique.
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News from St Lucia and Atlantic privateering actions
A France to Port Royal letter dated Jan 3 reports Count d Estaing arriving at Martinico on December 8 and preparing to drive English forces from St Lucia. It notes two clashes on the 18th, a French redoubt taken but abandoned due to ammo and rain, French casualties, and a garrison of about 100 at St Lucia capitulation shortly after. Other items detail privateers capturing ships, prizes from Guadaloupe, Saint Domingo, and Nantes routes, and a Brest squadron keeping cannons loaded amid fears of surprise attacks. A Cork arrival reports privateers bringing prizes into port and the Beauvoisin sailing from Havre with cargoes of sugar, coffee, and cotton. A Lisbon letter mentions a French frigate loss after engagement near Ushant.
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Riot at the Queen's Head and Aftermath in Bethnal Green
Testimony and charges detail a violent mob at the Queen's Head in Bethnal Green. The assailants beat the landlady and maid, looted two tablecloths and pewter, then demolished windows and doors before releasing a captured man and threatening the watch. George Tyler, captain, was sent to Bridewell. two others charged with violence against Mrs Hughes. Also noted: M Jonas Priestley, father of Rev Dr Priestley, and local officials.
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Private madhouses bill passes at House of Lords
The Lords read a third time and passed the bill for better regulation of private madhouses. Greenwich Hospital papers were deferred to next week due to the illness of the Duke of Grafton and the Earl of Shelburne. Proxies in voting drew debate as Lords objected to possibly voting against their own opinions. Friday reports note Bath hospital enlargement and annual birth registers for infant poor.
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Commons Proceedings Note on Deferred Finance and Prison Bill
House of Commons notes deferment of Ways and Means and Supply to Tuesday. Deferred report on Monday resolutions for taxation to cover new loan interest. Bill ordered for the better regulation of prisons and houses of correction.
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