Correspondence and News From London and Beyond
A long letter from a London correspondent describes plans to travel, letters to a beloved friend, and expectations of meeting in town. The page also reports on Lord William Campbell's dispatches from Nova Scotia, Turkish peace proposals, and parliamentary intrigues. It notes ministerial disputes, naval and colonial news, trade woes, and losses in various ports, with local accidents and thefts, a drowning, and a Hampstead merchant’s death.
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D'min
Sou
London
Newmarket
Sourite
Cato
CGC
RIP
T. L.O
Don
William Campbell
Nova Scotia
Lord Rochford
Thomas Shadwell
Murray
Constantinople
North
Weymouth
Splorose
Sandwich
Richmond
Lord North
Downing-street
Westminster
Privy Council
Lord T
Grand Lignior
Janissaries
Adrianople
Portugal
Lisbon
America
Great Britain
Major Rogers
Lake Superior
Quebec
Charles Town
South Carolina
Georgia
South Seas
Jas Storreipndest Fk
Turner
Wilkes
Farringdon
Fleet-street
Durham
York
Birmingham
Sheffield
Manchester
Newfoundland
Trinity Bay
St. John
Barbadoes
Guernsey
Virginia
Maryland
Collett
Evans
Messrs
Collett and Evans
Wilson
Shubright
Walham Green
Suppression of Duke Aiguillon Affair Sparks Rumors
A Paris letter dated July 3 notes sudden suppression of the Duke Aiguillon affair leading to various peculations and political intrigue. The public suspect extraordinary causes as peers and citizens await the trial. Madame de Barré, a close ally, introduced the Duke to the King in 1768, with the Countess’s influence shaping royal favor.
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Paris
Aiguillon
Madame de Barré
England
France
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Middlesex Journal
Son
Saul Larewell
Lord Grosvenor
Miss Vernon
St James’s Palace
Grosvenor
Vauxhall
Westminster Bridge
Hampstead
Jacob Price
S. Hgutholil
Office Meuse
Charing Pan