Passage of the Wezer Ends in Prisoner Toll, Royal Processions Continue
The army under Broglio advances with 300 prisoners taken as the main force presses toward its objective. Reports spread of a royal leader’s illness, but the army proceeds, while grand court processions and coronation preparations unfold at St James’s with foreign ambassadors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Morocco
Mor. Buffy
Royal
the Duke of Cumberland
Windsor
James Lowther, Bart
Lord Howe
Privy Gardens
Portmouth
Westminster Hall
Cross Palace
Wedderburn
Essex
Benjamin
Granville
French King’s xebeque Requin engages Bethig at sea
Letters from Leghorn dated the 24th report the Requin with 24 nine‑pounders and 300 men captured the Bethig from Smyrna after a long battle in which its captain lost an arm and refused to surrender until the vessel was wrecked. Various ships and prizes taken by the Sage man of war arrive at Port Orient, with others reaching Cadiz, Jamaica, Newfoundland, and Oporto, while several vessels suffer mishaps and searches for provisions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Leghorn
Marseilles
Mahon
Ingles
Smyrna
Port Orient
Molly
Henry
Waterford
Prince William
Culser
Glasgow
Mary
Whitehaven
Cadiz
St. Sebastian’s
Malaga
Dublin
Fisher
Clyde
Virginia
Mavre
London
Teneriffe
Madona del Carmine
Gallo
Rotterdam
Bon Jesus
St. Joseph
Pinto
Peggy
Morrison
Dean
Salisbury
Belleisle
Chester
Mary Yatcht
Vrouw Masgerita
Copenhagen
St. Thomas
Cornelius Anderson Krable
Banthem
Bigherry Bay
Harvey
Stone Stairs
King George and Queen Charlotte
Marigalante
Guadaloupe
Caribbees
Boston
New England
George Stainforth
Stainford
Old Broad-street
Three Choirs
Worcester
Litchfield
His Majesty
Richard Vernon
Igr
Fribble
Countess of Northumberland
Saladin
St. James’s Guard
Bernadén
Chelsea Rage
Steand
Carmén
Thomas Chitty
Guildhall
Hubbard
Fenchurch Street
Royal Forester
Marans
Granby
White Hart Inn
Redburn
Hertfordshire
Aubald
Bishopspatefreet
Stratford
Bow
Queen Street
Cheapside
Freman
Ludgate Hill
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Bridewell
Pordicherry
Charles Chial~meys
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Sir George
Edinburgh
Margaret Scout
David Murry
Stenhope
Inglesham
Essex
Richard Lloyd
George Wilson
Harbottle
Northumberland
Lilley Forbes
Benjamin Hopkins
New Broad-street
Skinner
Clapham
College- Street
Westminster
Clarke
Ruben Clarke
Coney Hatch
Sleath
Moses Polock
Country News
Salifury
Fordingbridge
Hampshire
William Goddard
John Sickemore
John Gordon
Winchester
Pedlar’s Pack Stolen Near Fevertham
Theft notice from White Lion Selling near Fevertham. Pedlar’s pack with linen drapery hoisery and haberdashery goods valued and described. A black man about thirty, five feet high, orange coat, thick frock, black waistcoat and stockings sought. rewards offered to informers via William Macmillan in Canterbury or David Muir in Maidstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Tolen
White Lion
Fevertham
William. Macmillan
Canterbury
David Muir
Maidstone
GOORDALL and TURNER Lace Cleaning Claim
Near St James Church Piccadilly the firm promises a chemical composition that cleans gold and silver lace and embroidery without skin damage. It claims to restore lustre without fading silk or colours and warns customers to secure receipts to prevent fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goordall and Turner
St. James’s Church
Piccadilly
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Broglio
Ferdinand
Duchess of Hamilton
V.chamberlain
S L.chamberlain
York
Car
Raffel
Sarah Lenox
Montague
Harriot Bentinck
Eliz. Keir
Ann Hamilton
Louisa Greville
Eliz. Keppel
Susan Strangways
Eliz. Harcourt
Marfiak
Knights of the Bath
Campteller
Treaster
Houshold
Norroy
Claremicieux
Archbishop of
Chamb
Gentlemien Peysoners
Miss Keck
Mifs
Bishop Mifs
Meadows
Evelyn
Viscount Cantalupe
Duke of
Manchester
Danny
Europe
Gh&me &c
Royal Hopital
Hornbly
Exeter
Limbrey
Royal Oak Prifon
Feffert
Phhmzath
Royal Oak
Foe
Feffery
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