Contended Letter From Scotland Over Liberty and Tyranny
Extracted remarks against parliamentary measures and factional jealousy in Scotland and England. Also reports on Prague garrison moves, prizes taken at sea, and naval actions. Includes notes from Dublin and Liverpool about letters, finances, and public notices.
Parliament Prorogued to November 26 in London
The London Parliament is further prorogued from October 1 to November 26 to meet for business. Admiral Keppel's fleet is near Plymouth with fouled ships and long sea weeds on the hulls. A Boston to Paris letter notes five English transports captured by French frigates and six French warships patrolling the St. Lawrence entrance awaiting transports from England.
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the Hague
Prague
Germany
Prince Henry
Mathhal Landohn
Count Finckenstein
Baron de Hertzberg
Glatz
Falmouth
Scilly
France
Liverpool
Sarah
Galbourn
Magdalina
Frens
Guadaloupe
Nantz
Alarm
Levant
Enterprize
Gibraltar
Rochelle
St. Domingo
King Road
Jason
Warren
Quebec
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Laurence
Triton
Toby
Garstone
West Indies
Allifax
Salem
Travers
Bristol
Lisbon
Conte de Tribone
Trenchard
Havre de Grace
Jersey
Belleisle
Fraser
Poole
Exeter
Topfam
Waterford
Pacific
Dunmore
Halifax
Virginia
Dispatch
Furze
Davis
Phippard
Cadia
Salisbury
Duke of Gloucester
Mungo Campbell
Fort Montgomery
Hudson’s River
Ireland
Toutine
Vienna
Frankenstein
George the First
Tower
Chancery-lane
Britain
Edward the Third
Calais
Prince of Wales
Admiral Keppel
Plymouth
Boston
Paris
Brest
St. Lawrence
England
Weather and time hints from fragmented forecast
Fragmentary text references Wednesday morning and Thursday morning times and distances after specific hours, indicating a damaged forecast entry with vague scheduling details and misread place names. No clear events, locations, or measurements emerge beyond scattered time cues.
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TATES
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Gordon
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AuGicn
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Hall-Mall
Lincolnshire
Surfleet
Rysgate
Cresseyhall
Muarket
Barton
Spalding
Dormington
Heckington
Mel. Christie
Mattishall Untney
John Hickling
Messrs. Christie and
Anfell
Pall
London
Gol
Meffra
Pall-mall
Leeds
Free Grammar School
County of
York
Brooke
William Weod
King’s Arms
Afernoon
Cambridge
Oxford
Barstow
Yetenant Leland
Mr. Norton
Golden:square
John Norton
Maredant
Orton
Furgeon
Golden Square
Fleet-street
Tenekéale
Hes
OM Bailey
The
London Evening Post
Harwith
Scotland
James
Hell
Lord Stair
Duke of
Argyle
House of Peers
Parson
Wilkes
Placeshaw
Bridge
Tweed
Tyburn
Prior
Sam, Sir, &c
Wette
Hotebae
Ayr
Stotland
Thomas ‘Wallace
Craigy
High Ross
Sheldon
Thomas
Ross
Rofs
Lord Haddd Haddo
Burrell
David Hume
Calton Hill
Edinburgh
Dublin
Donegal
Reading Fair
Litchfield-street
Mr. Clifton
Wilford
Nottinghamshire
Miss Parsons
Major Parsons
Colonel Pennington
Great Britain
Sharman
Mblesworth
Flatte Street
Francis Baller
Recorder of
Dunning
Haworth
Toland
John Hamilton
Leidon
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Wray
Furl
Bigchig
Lane
Corniill
Lester Don
Médici
A.ié
Edward Prince of Wales
Fternoon
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