Ship News And Deals March 7 Arrivals From Portsmouth
The March 9 report notes a large fleet from Portsmouth and Ireland with three Spanish prizes. His Majesty's ships Pandora and Pallas are with the fleet, plus Jamaica Planter Thompson Weston Hall Howson Augustus Cesar Fowler Betty Sally Peters Rachel Henry for Barbadoes and others for Madeira Tobago Cowes Jamaica. Arrivals include Success from Waterford at Dartmouth and Betsey Diligent from Lisbon at Poule.
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Deal
Wind
Portsmouth
Ireland
His Majesty
Pandora
Pallas
Warring
Jamaica Planter
Thompson
Weston Hall
Howson
Augustus Cesar
Fowler
Jamaica
Betty
Sally
Peters
Rachel
Henry
Barbadoes
Hare
Roxborough
Tobago
Adlive
Matkal
Madeira
Thetis
Ingram
Fame
Richmond
Cowes
Conqueror
Hopewell
Sisters
Webster
Chambre
Parry
Prince William Henry arrives at Queen's Palace in London
News from London reports Prince William Henry arriving at the Queen's Palace from Portsmouth and being joyfully received by the royal family. The column then lists parliamentary, naval, and commercial items including elections, pensions, regiments, ship losses, prize captures, and a suspected arson at Rathbie Place, London.
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Prince William Henry
Queen’s Palace
Portsmouth
Chester
Samuel Egerton
Robert Salusbury,Cotton
Llewenney
Denbighshire
Hutchinson
William Baugh
America
West Indies
Earl of Harrington
James Dundas
Waters
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Vigo
Oporto
London
East India House
Southampton East Indiaman
Lennox
Nassau
Gore
Morse
Kent
England
Downs
Rangel
Norway
Touton
Jersey
Litchfield-street
Andrew Breame
Taylor
Glanville-freet
Rathbie Place
War Office Notice of Surrender and Bankruptcy Enlarge
From the London Gazette March 7 a War Office notice lists officers to be promoted or confirmed, surrender dates for dealers in Lancashire and Yorkshire, bankruptcy enlargements for Derby and York residents, and upcoming dividend actions at Guildhall and other locations with tradesmen named and dates set.
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London Gazette
WAR Office
Michael Jackson
Orrell
Lancshire
George's
Liverpool
Wm. Hail
Birmingham
White Swan
Warick
John Ivesen
Holgate
York
York Tavern
James Harby
Hickling
Norielky
Anthony Wild
Mary Wild
Derby
Fullstreet
Christopher Hall
Coldbathfielde
St. James
Clerkenwell
Guildhall
Hugh Robison
Black Swan
Corey-street
Wr. Smart
Henry Smart
Butt
Billinghurst
Green Man
Jolesfield Common
West Grinsted
Marmapuke Tessdall
James Squibb
Tavisock Street
John Wilson
Gosport
Southampton
Robbert, Tyrer
Lords Pass Several Bills as March Session Opens
The Lords read a first time bill to regulate marines on shore and a bill permitting export of English coin to Ireland. They heard counsel on an appeal Skipwith et al v. Cross et al, affirmed the decree, then read a third time and passed the Gray's Inn Jane turnpike and Bridgeford read bills. Gosport read bill reported without amendments. Lords to be summoned Friday for an intended motion by the Earl of Abingdon.
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Ireland
Skipwith
Cross
Gray’s Inn- Jane
Bridgeford
Gosport
Earl of Abingdon
House of Commons Debate on Civil List and Exchequer Offices
Parliament debates reform measures and the Exchequer offices bill. Lord George Gordon seeks to instruct the committee to consider abolishing offices and using savings to fund state needs, while others defend the bill and argue for measured reform and preservation of the Civil List. The debate covers petitions, economy, and whether Parliament may resume or repurpose civil list grants without proof of misapplication.
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David Hartley
America
Burke
Lord George Gordon
Felife
Sawbridge
Lord North
Powys
Burrel
Great Britain
England
Conway
Mr. Huffy
Burrell
Byng
Exchequer
Rigby
Lord Holland
Jobn Cawendiffe
House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dartmouth
Success
Tupper
Waterford
Poule
Betsey
Hansford
Stone
Dover
Vrow Jehanna
Wimpleman
Alicant
Dragoon Guards
Charles Pakhurst
George Beauchamp Proctor
Cornet
James May
Dragoons
Oliver
Foot
George Johnson
26Th
Thomas Murray
John Hedges
Wm. Horne
Wm. Atkinson
Southern
John Plenderleac
Wm. Maxwell
Bart
Sir Alexander Levingston
G4th Reg
Mackay Hah Baillie
Wm. Dick
John Hale
Alexander Hay
John Cuningham
George Ramsay
John Cruickbhanks
LORDS
Commons
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