Ambitious plan to restore colonial privileges and curb manufacturing
Reports claim a plan is under consideration to grant the American colonies full chartered privileges while annihilating all manufacturing in North America that conflicts with British commercial interests. Attendants note potential marriage act changes, a royal appointment for William Pegi Lyttleton as Governor of New York, and other late 18th century court, naval, and parliamentary moves.
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Vienna
Peterburg
William Pegi Lyttletonr Eig
Hyasfador
Portugal
Newark
Henry Moore
North America
Great Britain
Hofte
Duke of Grafton
Red Stary of
Sherporn
St. John’s
Winchester
Shipley
St. Asaph
Samuel Hufe
Foot-Guards
Edward Broderick
Thomas Compton
Verelt
John
James
Wardell
Bland
Newcastle
London
Yarmouth- Roads
Nancy Parker
Jamaica
Portlad-roads
Guildhall
Samuel Littleton
Wm. Barber
John Mead
Thomas Bigerton
William Poynter
James Young
Thomas Nickolds
Martin Newth
Leadenhall
Middlesex
Lord Mansfield
King’s Bench
Bishopsgate-street
J. Trevanion
Wilkes
Dover
France
America
Rifid
Peterhhutz
Toru
Seafaring Drownings and Local Deaths Reported
Thursday record notes a seaman drowned after falling overboard while unloading at our key. A tidesman named Dart killed on the mismo day by a fall in the ship Peace and Plenty. Portsmouth common reports a Royal Navy man hanged aboard his bed. Also mentions Launceston paid off and two Royal Navy ships saluting Spithead. Bath reports Thomas Attwood named Mayor for the year. Dr. Butt, notable physician, died.
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Plymouth
Otober
Peace and Plenty
Gosport
Portsmouth-common
Launceston
Gill
Spithead
Bath
Thomas Attwood
Butt
Yeterday
Earl of ‘Rockforts
Eavéy
Extraordig
Detmarts
Cupinaic
Bretereeé
Cape Ballard
Stephano
Levant
New Haven
New Esagiang
Coupee House
Great Britain
Boston
York
Ferrol
Jamaica
Cates -Bouring
Rouzett
Idy
Tryangles
Algiers
Dabes
Teneriffe
Cape Verd
Canary Isands
Mounte Stewart
Whethamsted
Derthordhhite
Che
William Elliot
Mitcham
Ortery
Saint Mary
Devon
Sloper Thip-Chandler
Hermitage Bridge
Aetter
Hartford
St Ware Abbe
Farnham
Surry
Thomas Uneter
Chelsea
Yetterday
Meloss‘street
Robert Fancourt
George Hartwell
Ax Dighyay
Royal Jubilee Observances and International Dispatches
Yesterday marked the royal accession anniversary with bells fired at noon and guns at the Park and Tower. The royal family attended St James's and Drury Lane theatricals as diplomacy and naval affairs featured in dispatches from Madrid to Jamaica, noting recalls, ships in commission, and Algerian naval movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.James’s
Dukes of
Gloucester
Cumberland
St. Tines S
Theatre Royal
Drury-lane
Princess Dowager of Wales
Queen's Palace
Yetterday
Sawbridge
Townsend
Board of Admiralty
Charing Cross
Royal Navy
Greenwich Hospital
Sheerness
Vienna
Viscount Stormont
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Cpotzini
Ratchenskoy
Constantinople
Helespont
Cardinels
Cadiz
Spry
Morocco
Holland
Heider Ali
Madeira
Gomera
Cape de Verd
Stockholm
Finland
Brett
Pondicherry
East Indies
Dublin
Lord Blayney
Ulster
Hague
Joseph Yorke
States General
Africa
Denmark
Duke of Ancaster
England
Rotherhithe
Spitalfields
St. James’s Park
Newgate
Peter Perrin
John Smith
William Horsford
John Fielding
Thomas Poor
Old Bailey
James Feffey
Lucas
Shar
Rae
Wilken ‘Bayley
Hayley
Chichester
Miss Ball
Nathaniel Tei Igasle
N.E.W S
Del
Wind
Blows Bart
Buron
Lewes
Pltvers
Antigua
Farquasson
Bristul
Kipsale
Elizabeth
Rathbone
Leghorn
Intent
Coghan
Newfoundland
Jane
Co‘grave
Aberdeen
Jannet
Ann
Clark
Jamales
Hattings
Polly
Lee
Barbadoes
Sa Kin
Mially
Britannia
Dixon
Portland
Nancy
Parker
Philip
Henry
Sir Read
Mackwir
J. Mallam
Norway
Earl of Glanville
N. Commerford
Oporto
Effingham
J. Curling
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