London Observances of Thanksgiving Across London Town
General Thanksgiving observed with shops shut and churches filled. Royal family attended Chapel Royal St James's and St Pauls services. Lords Spiritual and Temporal attended Abbey and St Margaret's. Court of Directors fixed ship schedules. Grand Jury addressed nuisance prosecutions. Kirkes and Scottish Hospital elections held with large donations.
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His Majesty
Volunteer Corps
London
Westminster
Chapel-royal
St. James’s
Fisher
Windsor
House of Peers
Abbey Church
Chichester
Pitt
House of Commons
St. Margaret’s Church
Reynell
St. Paul's Church
Mr. Bowen
Duke of York
Prince Ernest
Cols. Brownrnge
Hewgill
Almonry
Gamble
India-house
Glatton
Manship
Ld. Thurairs
Down
Minerva
Beece
Humble
Step
Luthington Endidg Hawkesbury
Woodford
Boddam
Albion
Alfred
Duke of Buccleugh
Hindostan
Abergavenny
Walmer Castle
G. Benham
J. Martin
G. Murray
R. Wardlow
C. Drummond
H. Farrer
Middlesex
Court of King’s Benchy
Jimehouse
Lord ‘Kenyon
Grand Jury
Manwaring
Lord Kenyon
Treaty with Toufsaint seals sovereignty of Saint Domingo
The article states that General Maitland, before evacuating Saint Domingo, concluded a treaty with the black General Toussaint. Ratified by His Majesty, it guarantees sovereignty of the island to the negro chiefs while allowing Britain exclusive commerce with the island.
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Pinckney
France
America
Bacon
Marquis Corninallis
India House
Whitbread
Brown
Sheernéss
Phe
Cluaie Rett
Keese
Terry
Lees
Keating
R. Jones
Faipate
Hai’ Beem
Cen
John M
Namara
Denmark
Maitland
St. Domingo
Toufsaint
Britain
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Percival
Thompson
Tomlin
Downes
Eagletons
Deal
W. Oliver
Unity
Downs
Oliver
Cap
W. Howe
Fagletons
St. Andrew’s Day
General Court
The
Scottish Hospital
Cragecourt
Fleet-street
Duke of Montvale
Earl of Kinnoul
Morton
Haddington
Lord Elcho
Henry Dundas
Walter Boyd
Esq
John Paterson
Scotland
Huntley