Maritime Shipping Notices From Royal Cutter Departures
The report lists vessels sailing to Jamaica and Carolina with masters and destinations. Sailed his Majesty's cutter Kite for Sheerness under wind S. Deal, Nod. Four ships, the Hensy with Richardson and Hannah Brown for Jamaica, Minerva with Barnet for Carolina, Heathcote Clark for South Carolina, and Kidt's with Thomas Waddle for New York, all under wind S. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Kite
Sheerness
Wind S.deal
Hensy
Richardson
Hannah
Brown
Minerva
Barnet
Carolina
Heathcote
Clark
Sc. Kidt’s
Thomas and Waddle
Chambers
New York
Wind S. W
Incendiary papers alarm Worcester crowds report
In Worcester troubling notices appeared in the city with two copies threatening misdeeds if the addressees refused to surrender their “players.” The papers warn of fire and damnation, and reference names such as Stokes Glover and Cowell grocer at the Cross, with threats repeated in similar form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowell
Cross
G.D
Liverpool
Brent
Richard Asheve
Ralph Ashston
Owen Pritchard
Brisel
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Howard
Litlington
Wedd
Foulmire
Poulter
Babraham
Jess
Pinneck
Sigfwich
Maidstone
Court of King’s Bench
Royal visits and court update from London society
London society notes reveal a royal visit to the Princess Dowager of Wales at Carlton House, and a birthday compliment at the Queen's House for Prince William Henry. Duke of York arrives from Kimbolton, General Conway joins Privy Garden, and London bears discuss suppressing private main-houses. Duke of Cumberland horses valued for disposal. Portsmouth dispatch reports the Africa frigate sailing to Spithead and crew unrigging as she nears payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Princess Dowager of Wales
Carlton House
Queen’s Palace
Prince William Henry
Princes Dowager of Wales
Queen’s House
Carlton-house
Duke of York
Duke of Manchaster
Kimbolton
Nottinghamshire
Conway
Privy Garden
Whitehall
Hosses
Duke of Cumberland
Portsmouth
Spithead
Postscript notices disdain for party mudslinging in London press
The text laments that both sides' advocates and writers attack rivals rather than offer constructive reform. It accuses Ins and Outs of not assuring the public of plans to mend the shattered Constitution, shorten Parliament terms, or curb pervasive corruption undermining the kingdom.
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London Evening Post
Mereks
Ins
Odts
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Country News
Britannia
Downs
Anamabou
Africa
Sea Cooma
Quisby
Ashanty
Cooma
Poby
Abra
Murum
Castle Brew
van Woorman
Cormantine
Cape Coast
Anamaboe
Elmina
Crucap
Philip Rosenhagen
St. John’s College
Mountneffing
Essex
Lord Petre
Francis Minshall
Neliforp
Samuel Haynes
Honiton
Devon
Sarah Turner
Cold- Bath-Fields
Richard Emmerton
Hammersmith
John Hammer
Lincoln’s Inn
Honourable Society
Corneille Gerrits
Amsterdam
Calmar
Sweden
Kent-street
Southwark
Crefus
Venus
Mons
le Frifeur
Madam la Frifeure
Billingsgate Market
A&t
Mark-lane
Hounslow - Meath
John Belchier
Samuel Belchier
Kingston
Luoxp
Nigér
Corsica
Maiseilleg
Sophia Dorothea
Maria
Fruffia
Margrave
Brandenburgh-Schwedt
Schwedt
Mountford Brown
West Florida
North America
Picures
Christ Church, Oxford
Guire
Thomas Allen
Bridgewater
Somersetshire
Esy
Genesal
Philip Baker
Welch
Chester
Vauxhall
Clapham
Buckinghamshire
Becontfield
High Wickham
Ameriiiai
Thomas Emes
Grea Marlow
Bucks
J. Dodsley
Pal-Mall
Price
Lady CustaHam
Monter DE Gravines
W. Nicoll
St Paul’s Church-Yard
T- Davies
Ruffel-Street
R. Davies
Piccadilly
Meff. Richardson and
Usquhart
Royal Exchange
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