Mail from France and port notices of March
Saturday March 25 and various dated notes report incoming mail from France Cairo dispatches on Porte orders tax impositions in Syria and troop command changes as well as deaths maritime arrivals in Philadelphia and London notes on Pennsylvania trade limits and Irish provisions. Other items include ship movements from Deal Bristol and Portsmouth, a British parliament session with bills passed, a New York letter on ship James, Orkney ferrying accident at Holmfound and a Bristol tragedy cavern incident and a range of obituaries and local notices.
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France
Cairo
Porte
Chick Daler
Mehomet Bey
Prinde
Syria
Paris
Louis Roger Pranfure de Villers
Order of St.Louis
Havre de Grace
House of Peers
Duke of
Ancaster
Earl of
Denbigh
Massachusetts Trade and Fishery
House of Lords
Commons
Green
New-York
James
Wilson
Glasgow
Buchannan
Orkney
Burray
Holmfound
Glimpsholm
Bristol
Briday
Thomas Newnham
Pen-Park-Hole
Newnham
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Foote
Bach and Abel
Almack
Ranelagh
Bullhead-tourt
Jewin-street
Timothy King
Bedford and Wigtoun Elections Reported in Commons
The House received committee reports on the Bedford and Wigtoun elections, declaring Sparrow, Whitbread, and Dashwood duly elected. Writs for Hindon delayed a month. A bill on oaths by justices of the peace, admeasuring coals, and restraining New Jersey and Pennsylvanian colonies were discussed. The House adjourned to Friday with committee ballots for Pool petition.
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HE House
Bedford
Robert Sparrow
J. Whitbread
Wigtoun
Henry Watkin Dashwood, Esq
Hindon
Sabath
New Jersey
Pensylvania, &c
Piccadilly
House of Peers
Charles James Fox
H. Williams
Elgis
Pool
Charles Spencer
Lord
Lisburne
Adam
Knight
Elwes
Geo. Grenville
Charles Turner
John Eden
Freeman
Carey
James Worsley
Powys
William Guife
Adam Ferguson
Tempett
Lord Folkstone
Saltash
Hardy
Pensylvania
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Lord Buckingham
House of Lord
Suffolk
Dartmouth
Commons
Lord North
Great-Britain
Great- Britain
Parliament debate on trade with Britain and Ireland
In a heated session Lords discussed amendments restricting correspondence to Britain. Lord North argues it eases reconciliation. Lord Irnham splits the House, leading to 80 against and 12 majority 6. A conference with Lords is set for Monday to address the disputed amendments.
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Ireland
West-Indies
Pnties
Great-Britain
William Maine
Lord North
Britain
Lord Irnham
Lords
Pincher Kill Covers This Season at Golder's Green
Pincher Kill was examined as a racehorse at Golder's Green near Hendon Middlesex priced ten guineas a mare and half a guinea the groom. Bred by Mr Blake from Tuting's Polly and Fanny he is nine years old, 15 hands 6 inches, strongest racehorse in the kingdom. His career includes three Sol. plates at four and five, the King's place at Litchfield, a match at Epsom for 1000 gs., a spring Newmarket match against Steady for 500 gs., and King’s plates at Guildford Lincoln and Newmarket. At seven he belonged to Mr Ogilvy and beat Pyrrhus Trentham Premier Sober. At eight he won the subscription at Newmarket and plates at Bedford and Bath. At nine he won the Gold Cup at Ipswich, then 70 gs. and upwards, beating seven others with a head start, then won at Newmarket and Swaffham.
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Pincher
Golder’s Green
Hendon
Middlesex
Oli Shakespeare
Tuting
Polly
Mr. Blake
Fanny
Admiral
Litchfield
Epsom
Newmarket
Steady
Guildford
Lincoln
Mr. Ogilvy
Pyrrhus
Trentham
Premier
Sober
Bedford
Bath
Ipswich
Swaffham
American Crisis Letter to Lord North Urges Action
A long letter from an English supporter to Lord North attacks Parliament and ministerial policy toward America. It denounces taxation without consent, condemns New England and other colonial acts, and warns that coercive measures risk sparking rebellion, urging staunch defense of liberty and opposition to tyranny.
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England
Iso
America
New-England
Old-England
Old England
Subje&s
Lord North
New-Jersey
Pensylvania
Maryland
Virginia
South-Carolina
Great-Britain
Ireland
West-Indies
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Pennsylvania
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New.s. Deal
Albion
Nichols
Rachael
Henry
Granada
Hannah
Love
Swift
Boyd
Quebec
Friendship
Wood
Nevis
Maha
Richardson
Corke
Wind N. W
Liverpool
Rebecca
Strahan
Elizabeth
Denton
Marseilles
Charlotte
Baker
Leghorn
Portmouth
Experimens
Val-iant
Dover
Josepha
Hill
Cadiz
Minerva
Trickey
Gallipoli
Cowes
Harmony
Shayler
Jamaica
Hampshire
London
Briton
Urquhart
George Maria
Brad
DON
Fisket’s Alley
Moorfields
James Blackpoil
Horflydown
Robert Perreau
Mr. Hancock
Miss Wyer
S. Wyer
Nottinghamshire
Plymouth
Co. Boucher
Marines
Woodford
Essex
Tho. Heft
Worcester College
Oxon
Tilney-street
May Fair
Lord Milton
Duke of Ak
George Germaine
John Bennet
Newgate Market
Gray’s Inn Passage
Red Lion Square
Johnson
Pudding-lane
Gilbert
Rupert-fleet
Soho
Jauberdine
Bury-street
St. Mary Axe
Tho. Sinclair
St. Peter's Hill
Messenger
Cecil-freet
Strand
Israel Indanah
Efg
House of Commons
The
London Evening Post
M. Lord
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