Ship News Notices From Windward Ports and Departures
The September 4 ship news lists arrivals and sailings for vessels including the George Normal from New York and British Queen Judge from dite. Numerous ships such as Rounding, Berey Colloway and Amity Sean are noted at Cork ditto and ditto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berey
Colloway
Ditto
Friendsip
Lumley
Success
Davis
Ditt
Prince William
Mulforth
Rachael
Dysert
Dtto
Cite
Amity
Sean
J Pker
Jack
Quehes
Roebuck
Redboroug
Buateeax
Dustin
Admral Hawke
Bacister
Lezhers
Pelling Fe
New York
Betley
Stelvis
Newfoundad
Aliant
Neptene
Brown
Qoes
Inth
Downs
Dorothy and
Catherine
Galilee
Qabec
Dover
Prisoners taken in Rhode Island raid by Major Barton
4 Extra details a surprise of General Prescot and his Aid-de-Camp Barrington, captured naked after rebels landed near the western coast. A small party led by Major Barton, a Providence hatter, executed the raid at midnight, with the guard nearby unaware. Dispatches from Howe and news of Philadelphia as Howe’s objective follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
Land
General Prescot
Mr. Barrington
Rhodes Island
Barton
Providence
Lord George Germaine
Rachael
Pullen
Dublin
George Germaine
Philadelphia
Burgoyne
New-York
Carleton
Cowes
Venus
Peyney
Malone
Cork
Lisbon
Oliver Cromwell
Bilboa
Kinnoul
Ramsey
Alicant
Stella
John
Sarah
Lynn
Amrews
Lynn Roads
Exeter
Moore
Ireland
Platt
Douglas
Gill
Castle Townsend
Ticland
le Bon Pere
Pierre Douret
Rochelle
Bologne
Goodwin
Deal
Ayscough
Newcastle
Matthew White Ridley
Letters on the York Archbishop Sermon and Burke Letter
A London Evening Post fragment reviews a Mining press crop of Letters on the Sermon of the Archbishop of York and on Edmund Burke’s letter to the Sheriff Ariel. It critiques liberty and political factions, cites Milton and St Paul, and laments party zeal while debating British political culture and royal prerogative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Edmund Burke
Ariel
Katie
United States
North America
St. Paul
Lidarty
Covillin
England
Apostle
Learsea
Jrccarion
Lezel
Milton
Swift
Dullett
Efrufi
Kinbattock of Towie appointment and bankruptcy notices
The London Gazette notes the King appointing Walter Chalmers to Kinbattock of Towie in Aberdeen shire. It also lists bankrupts and their surrender dates and places in England, including Thomas Wilson of Northumberland and Birmingham tradespeople, with several deadlines at Guilhall Ladow and The Earl of Halitas Arms in Orton End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
Middlesex
King-street
Westminster
Newgate
Old Bailey
City
Mr. Addington
Surry
Black Friars Bridge
Hullis
Lids
Joan Smith
Cade
Benner
Mr. Elmes
New Inn
Haymarket Theatre
Smith
Elmes
Thomas Jenkins
William Thorn
Gazette
Jenkins
Stephenson
Twickenham
Stevenson
London
Langley
Blacks Eagle-street
Spittalfields
Wm. Moyre
Northlew
Devon
Joseph Payne
Francis Seymour
Wells
Thomas Sedgwich Whatley
Langford Court
Somerset
Church of
Corporation of
Shrewsbury
Charlton Leighton
Bull’s-Head
Dale-End
Lichhels
Ghus
Padiono
Lewes
Yenerday
Masesy
Secretary of State
Horsham Sncl
William Alehurst
St. James’s
Walter Chalmers
Kinbattock
Towie
Alford
Aberdeen
Thomas Wilfsn
Northumberland
S Rand
Miller
Guil'hall
Ladow
Joseph Greenhill
Richard Tiblitts
William Hill
Samuel Budd
Jace
Birmingham
Bu Chers
Earl of Halitas
Orton End
Northamptonshire
Merry Wives of Wind sor at Haymarket Theatre review
The Haymarket performance for Mr Jewell’s benefit featured Mr Henderson as Falstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor. His Falstaff showed rich color and bold stage dye, surpassing prior outings, with standout scenes such as the bucking-basket. The show drew large crowds, filling the theatre to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Hienderson
Faiflair
Ator
Falstar
Shakepeare
Lve
Henderson
Henry Ivth
Dye Day
Burke and Dunning Clash Over Habeas Corpus Suspension
In a heated debate Burke warns that suspending common law and Habeas Corpus undermines liberty for those outside the realm or at sea. Dunning argues the bill would strip rights from all Britons. London petitioners fear unrest if the measure passes, while opposition seeks to shield subjects from arbitrary power and preserve constitutional securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martial Preedow
Dunning
Great Britain
Burke
Liberty
Pei
London
House of Commons
C &Ee
Mojesey
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Society For
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Prince of Wales
Ardike Tien
Ofmabarah
Paul
St. Peter
Peter
Portlands
Richmonds
Devonshires
Manchesters
Rockinghams
Abingdons
Chathams
Shelburnes
Effinghams
Fitzwilliams
Torringtons
E. Ec
Saviles
Cavendishes
Townsend
Jeunstones
Glynns
Wrays
Burkes
Barrés
Ric Hau
Arickede
Tee Lowe Fs
Curck
Fevi
Magna
Facerdos
Aus
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