Political and Naval News From Elsewhere and England
Reports from Hamburg and Petersburgh detail vague Ruffian motions and army factions with a possible battle before Colberg. Privateers from Dover report poor weather and Dutch and French ships during cruising, while ships Pallas and Exeter engage a 74 gun opponent, with muttered combat near Boulogne and Stettin slated for siege. Also noted are court appointments, marriages, a murder trial at the Old Bailey, and tax changes on malt and spirits.
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Dover
Tray Port
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Henrietta Egerton
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Woodhouse Coker
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Stevens
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Bremen
Mils Dix
Bridgewater Square
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Jackson’s Coffee-House
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Grosvenor-Square
Bell
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Anne Morrice
Richard Benntt
Hexworthy
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Tate
William “Morrice
Warrington
Devonshire
Ann Hylléck
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