June 22, 1773

Posted by sydney on Jun 22nd, 1773

The King came down to Portsmouth to see the fleet.

* June the 22 : 23 : 24. The firings at Spithead were so great that they shook this house. They were heard on those days at Ringmer two miles east of Lewes in Sussex; & at Epsom in Surry.

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