Portsmouth and other guardships reduced. new East India Company ship launched
Reports state Portsmouth Plymouth Chatham and Sheerness guardships to be reduced to middle complement and return to moorings. A new ship of 440 tons was launched at Deptford for the East India Company to sail to Bethelden under Captain Charles. Letters from Spain note arrivals of British vessels at Alicant with troops and a Maltese fleet moving to assist against the Algerians, while Malta asks for aid to repel Turkish forces. Local election scenes, a candidate's pledge to serve, and celebratory events with minimal excise protests are described, alongside casualty tallies, church and city notices, and market data.
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Sheerness
Bransdon
Deptford
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Bethodlen
Charles
Spain
N.S
Peter Radley
Humphrey
William Alliton
William
James Sheppard
Benjamin Masters
Alicant
Barcelona
Malta
Ali¢anr
Turks
John Bromley
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fAfane
Cope
Nathaniel Braffey
Jenninsberry
Hertfordshire
Otas
Ion
Thomas Lewis
Soberton
Charles Wager
Aldermefl
Britain
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Henry
Arid’ Deglar Ured
Inflea
Edward
Desbou' EleGiog
London
Hoare
R. Christen
Buthel
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