Freedom of London Address by Mr Dunnine and naval dispatches
A London audience hears Mr Dunnine accept the City of London freedom with humility and allegiance to constitutional rights. Concurrent items report Prince Gallitzin awaiting a Romanzow courier, Danish-Copenhagen notes on royal clerks for soldiers, a Hyde Park duel, shipwrecks off Goodwin Sands, and several marriages, deaths, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Gallitzin
the Hague
Count de Romanzow
Giurgeno
Danube
Count de Romanzon
Copenhagen
Hyde Park
Major B
Yorkshire
Furgeon
Piccadilly
Bacchus
Ayton
St. Remo
Hanby
Goodwin Sands
Kent
Anders Jonsson
Elias Brilly
Elizabeth Anim Janes
Frith-street
Chiswick
Pocock
Marybone
Maria Searing
Turnhamgreen
Robert Collins
Kingstreet
Golden-square
Susannah Baxter
North Audley-street
Stepney
Warneford
Miss Goodgrome
Whitecross-street
William Poulter
Greenwich
Daniel Morse
Charlton
William Barker
Somersetshire
Tothill-street
Westminster
Egglestone
Kensington Gore
Matters
Henry Evans
Walker
Scotland
Ebenezer Roebuck
Shipping arrival report from October 14 port
Five ships arrived from various destinations. Louisa and Spencer came from Maryland. Diana and Jefferys sailed from the Granades. Sabinia and Dove reached from Senegal. Friendship and Frost arrived from Virginia. Winds at W S W direction remained strong, others unchanged.
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Deal
Louisa
Spencer
Maryland
Diana
Jefferys
Granades
Sabinia
Dove
Senegal
Friendship
Frost
Virginia
Mail-boat Robbery Near London in 1771
Official notice reports a mail coach attack seven miles from London on the Enfield road. Two middle aged robbers bound the driver and stole the North Mail, with many bags later found. rewards of 200 pounds are offered for arrest and conviction, with further sums for informants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houndsfields
London
Enfield
St. Ives
Admiralty Office Notices on Heh Seas Offences
An Admiralty of England notice states a lesson of Oyes ind Terminer and Goal Delivery for offences on the High Seas. It will be held on the ninth day of November next at One Hall in the Globe Bailey, with timing to be registered by the port authority.
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Coleman Street
London Wall
White, Hill, and
Tracey
Lloyd's Coffee-House
Lombard-street
Rocal
Tocal
Europe
London
India
Steca
King’s Patrors
W Stordly
Weyring
W. Bayley
Corkspur-street
A. Rothwell
New Bend
J. Grosvenor
Holborn
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's
J. Price
Pryfoner
Leadenhall-street
Percival Pott
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Admiralty of England
Hall
Glo
Bailey
Arenst
R Roy Pho
Stusheat
Ernhard Varenius
Siraac Newton
Jehin
Bernhard Varenius
I Mac Newton
Rollin
L. Hayes
W. Clarke
RP. Collins
Public debate in Common Hall over press warrants
The speaker recounts a Tuesday Common Hall debate critiquing Aldermen Townsend and Sawbridge over press warrants and contracts with the minister. He asserts Townsend avoided obligations, attacked the Princess Dowager of Wales, and defends his own reporting as faithful to public interests while praising Sawbridge and Oliver for duties in press warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Alderman Townsend
Townsend
Sawbridge
Mr. Wilkes
Wilkes
Mr. Woodfall
Englisiman
Oliver
Mir. Townsend
Livtad
Les
Politiea
Howe
Commons
Princess Dowager of Wales
Tina
Wales
Mr. Sawbridge
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Dunnine
Mr. Chamberlain
Carnarvon Hunt
Carnarvon
James Coytmer Pugh
Seas
L. Ha Ins
Seton
Wes
R. Gol'ow
Mr. Porny
Fred
Eton College
T. Carnan
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Cuthch-yard
General Post-Office
Farden
Port Maier
Antlipony Todd
Secoretary
Leeds
Enfield Ferrybridge
Ware North Allerton Healthfax
Hertford Peterborough Keakfield Brechard Royster Spalding
Caxton Bujton Huddersveld
St. Neots and the Horncastle se / Kimbolton
Lewis Scorer
Redal Huntingdon Wifrich
Whitechapel Tlay
City of London