Letter from Junius Tertius on Lordship's actions
A long 1770 Pall Mall Remembrancer letter criticizes Lord North for misgovernance and treachery, praising Wilkes, condemning prosecutions and treasury drains, and urging atonement. It includes invective toward Murray and references to Britannic political turmoil and ministerial contempt.
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Murray
Gether
Wilkes
Lord Egr—m—t
Toppol
Junius “Tertius
Letter to Lord H d at Calais admitted in Middlesex Journal
A dated late 18th century correspondence recounts a designed letter for Lord H- to be delivered at Calais, noting parliamentary prorogation and his return to England. It discusses debts of Frederic Prince of Wales, potential removals of ministers, and dispatches from Madrid Copenhagen and Constantinople. Also mentions stock movements, naval plans, and political shifts in Britain with mentions of Chatham and Sandwich.
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Middlesex’ Journal
Calais
England
Jaip
Henry
Horace
Churchill
Frederic Prince of Wales
James Grey
Madrid
R. Gunning
Copenhagen
Secretary of State
Constantinople
London
Stockholm
Lord North
Downing-street
Westminster
Dover
West India
Port Egmont
Earl of Chatham
Lord Sandwich
Ireland
Dublin
Townshend
America
Henry Lyttleton
Efghis
Lisbon
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Florida
Board of Admiralty
Hungary
Poland
Holland
Bristol
Royal Navy
Sir Edward Hawke
Admiralty
King’s Yard
Deptford
Foot ‘Guards
Blackheath
Royal Artillery
Soho-square
Dettingen
Hicks’s Hall
Travere
William Ducane
Inner Temple
Peter Ducane
Bank of England
Boston
New England
White-Conduit-House
Bagnigge Wells
Leadenhall-street
Cree Church
Cross-street
Islington
Joseph Ingram
Thames-street
Hannah’ Alderfey
Thomas Alderfey
Wapping
Duke-street
John le Febvre
Great Britain and Ireland
Chard Warren
Mary Bonne-Street
Golden Square
Windsor
Anyy
Langford
Pater-noster-Row
Hall
Bookfeller
Margate
Baker
Southampton
Bull
the Grove
Bath
Descent in the Morea and Venetian Consul’s Stand
A May letter from Patras recounts a Russian aided assault by 6200 Greeks allied with Venetian Greeks against Gustavi. The Turkish cadis angered by the assault killed the Venetian consul’s interpreter and attacked the consul’s house before the Rufsians arrived. The consul refused to flee, remaining with the Turks in the castle. Ancona notes the Spanish fleet expedition to the Indies may affect England’s actions.
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Landers
Italy
Patras
Greece
Morea
Republic of Venice
Low
Gustavi
Cadi
M. Mefala
Ancona
Indies
England
Port News From Portsmouth June 6 1790s Marine Dispatch
Portmouth reports vessels passing the river Thames including the Heétor captained by Williams from China and an East Indiaman homeward bound believed to be the Marquis of Granby. The Polly Hutchinson sails to Liverpool, Success Atkinson to Dublin, William Kennan from Shields to Bordeaux, Nancy Jordan to South Carolina. The Honorable Captain Ruthven commands the Glory, replacing Hollwell while Captain Arm takes over the Montreal from Cofby.
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Port News
Portmouth
The
Glory
Hollwell
Arm
Montreal
Cofby
Market yields from the Bank and India bonds list
A compact stock list shows Bank and India related securities with varied prices and terms. Entries include 3 percent Bank Annuities, India Ann values, 4 percent consol, Navy and Victualling Bills, and long annuities with fractional price quotes and a ticket total of 141.98 sixpence.
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India
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Iquasidh
Corinth
Isthmsa
Cataro
Venetian
Dalmatia
Senate of
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Franckfort
Phillipfthal
Prince Charles
Hesfe-Phillipfthal
Order of the Elephant
Ferrol
Ietter
Patis
Toulon
France
Beaucon
Tours
le Marche
Limosin
Gage
Halifax
London-Taveernn
Lord Mountmorres
Dinier
Robert
Morris, Esq