London Dispatches and Maritime News From 1769
Reported letters from London describe Lord Holland and associates departing for France, with various ambassadors and court figures in transit or reception. Notices cover naval movements, ship losses near the Cape, and forthcoming East Indies command changes. Also noted are public baths planned under Dr Aciter and details of royal financial settlements and medical appointments.
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Lord Holland
Piccadilly
France
Meterday
Charlotte Finch
Earl of Winchelsea
St. James's
Henrietta Cottesworth
Isi
Satantay
Count Dé Weldereh
States General of
United Provinces
Madrid
London
Warsaw
Royal College of Physicians
Lawrence
Askew
Reg'ster
Hinkley
Wilbrahan
Headle
Tomlinson
Turton
Inglis Tutting
34D Regiment of Foot
Plunket
William Neale
Clothoall
Hertfordshire
Earl of Salisbury
Little
Middlesex Hospital
Cooper
Col. Coote
East Indies
Coromandel
Col. Smith
England
Cape of Good Hope
St. Helena
Lady Hart
Aciter
Av@fiter
Rise of social bonds and the English constitution
The writer traces ancient compacts and natural law guiding liberty and governance. He argues kings derive power from the people, taxes must be fair, and abuses by Lords or Commons threaten freedom. The piece laments Parliament's corruption and urges defense of constitutional rights.
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Kina
Adam
Commons
England
M—g. Aew
London Gazettees and European notices in October report
From the London Gazette and various European cities dated September and October, notes include a House of Nobles resolution prohibiting German window glass imports except in whole pieces with a duty, Rome reports an epidemic provoked by heat and papal response, a Fenice convent fire endangering the city and its oil magazines, Leghorn dispatches of the Alarm to Minorca, and St James's announcing Robert Willig appointed consul at Alicante Spain.
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Stockholm
House of Nobles
England
France
Rome
Castle Candolfo
Fenice
Leghorn
Genoa
John Jervis
Minorca
St. James’s
Robert Willig
Alicant
Spain
Royal visit and palace plan noted at Richmond
In London the royal couple visited the Princess Dowager of Wales and dined at Richmond. The Duke of Gloucester arrived from a country tour and dined with the Princess Dowager at Carlton House. His Majesty reportedly approved a plan for a two man palace at Richmond to begin soon.
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London
Princess Dowager of Wales
Richmond
Duke of Gloucester
Carlton-house
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