London May 18 parliamentary prorogation and fleet actions
The King's council orders writs to prorogue Parliament appointed for the 19th to 2nd July and the Convocations of Canterbury and York to the 3rd of July. Reports detail naval actions near Dogger Bank and Flamborough Head, captures of privateers, and dispatches from Whitehall, Portsmouth, and Stangate Creek. Notices include colonial troop provisions, militia reviews, and a crash of reports on foreign affairs and ongoing peace talks with France and Prussia.
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Londoun
Farnes
Canterbury
York
Whitehall
Charles Earl of Northampton
Republick of Venice
Order of the Bath
Charles Saunders
Germany
Admiralty Office
Bideford
William Howe
Dogger Bank
Marquis de Beringhen
Keeler
Flamborough Head
Quemper
Chace
Dunkirk
London
Mr. Maubert
Brusséls
France
America
Martinico
Louisiana
Canada
Belleisle
England
Prussia
Maudert
Braffelszette
Amsterdam
Paris
Bruffels
Hanover
Augsbourg
Fed
Brussels
M. Murray
Deptford
Hungary
C. Tris
Great Britain
His
Chesterfield
Portsmouth
Piscatadilla
Coffroy
Virginia
Prince George
Blake
Bostton
Guerriers
Bayonne
Goodhope
Jansen
Kenningsbergh
Glasgow
Dunderum Bay
Little Joseph
Brookings
Bristol
Cadiz
Gloria Celeste
Naples
Venice
Mary Gally
Remolino
Barcelona
Vestal
Blair
Jamaica
Hamburgh
Dover
Downs
N. E
Stangate Creek
Mogeridge
Neptune
Knowler
Guerin
Thomas
Morris
King George the Third
Ross
Ranger
Paul
Gibraltar
Gerkis
Alicant
Quarentine
Charles
Turner
St. Kitts
Brest
Lisbon
Achilles
Saunders
Spithead
Torrington
Bedford
Oporto
Royal George
Prince
Union
Fort Indies
Esencl
Pondicherry
Monson
Core
Prince Edward
Coast
Bay
Lord Anson
Bengal
Letham
Coast and Bay
Sandwich
Bombay
Admiral Watson
Hardwick
Colony of Connectticut
Murky London tale includes seduction and highwayman plot
The article recounts a chain of corrupt associations with Dupuy and Wayne at Tavistock Street and nearby bagnioes, Wayne coerced into crime to trap his accomplice, plus court and prison notes, fires, marriages, deaths, and a Navy recruitment notice dated 1761. It mentions several named figures, locations, and events, including Finchley Common robbery, Newgate, and a ship of time.
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Ferdinand
Mr Long
Earl of Cardigan
Knights of the Garter
Thistle
Bath
St. James’s
Republick of
Venice
Count Colombo
Republic
Powis House
Earl of Northampton
Knights of the Bath
House of Commons
Jeremiah Dyson
Higate
Col. Langford
Germany
Admiral Forbes
Lys
Admiralty
Admiral Boscawen
Admiralty Office
Custom
London
Quebec
Guadalupe
Finchley Common
Col
Ashgirst
Blackfriars
Shater
Woodward
Dublin
Rysbrack
Tregothan
Cornwall
Westminer Abbey
Strand
Covent Garden
Bedford
Amar
Bow Fair
Bethnal Green
Drayman
Whitechapel Mount
William Dupuy
David Morgan
Newgate
Kingston
Fair Mile
Ralph Wayne
Charles Street
Wayne
Dupuy
Tavistock Street
Himiself
Dobison
Morgan
John Leverstock
John Groves
Hampstead
Hungerford
Berkshire
St. Mary-le-ban
Marcali
Durham
Court of Chancery
Waller
King’s College
Cambridge
Stent Sutton
Kingston Upon Thames
Polly’ Forth
Thomas King
Gascoigne
Francis Gosling
Farringdon Without
Benjamin Hays
Barnes
Wyatt
Holborn
Gloucester-street
Red-lion-square
Stock
Marybon
Viner
Rawlins
Amith
Holbourn
Pearse
Careys Street
Rouse
Wapping
Kershaw
King’s-head
Mortlake
Hall
Longlane
Southwark
Shires
Dyer's Buildings
Petticer
Camel
Leadenhall-street
Hoddesden
Hertfordshire
Cole
Berret
Wylde
Worcefer
Whitlefea
Ifc
Ely
Navy Office
His Majesty’s Navy
Chamissioner Hughes
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