British and American War News and Local Incidents
A detailed New York post summary reports Col. James Delaney loyalist cavalry under Capt. Samuel Kipp engaging rebels at King Street with casualties on both sides and rebels dispersing. Other items include Royal Navy actions in the Gulf of Florida, ship movements to Charleston, and Lord Cornwallis receiving Exeter’s freedom. Court notes include Hevey’s forgery case at the Old Bailey, a Bath London banking conspiracy probe, and a Sir Gerard Vanneck robbery by a near neighbor. Local crimes follow: a dramatic Bampton robbery, a Devon fire, a Newport divorce decree, and a fatal Inn fire at Wolverhampton after a nurse and infant incident.
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Mr. T
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Sears
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Oxfordshire
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Doctors Commons
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Fan
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Royal figures ride in Hyde Park amid postwar naval plans
London Jaz 26 reports His Majesty recovers enough to ride with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cumberland in Hyde Park. Lord Cornwallis visits Lord Am erft and attends the Duke of Cumberland’s levee. Arnold meets Lord North for over two hours and then at the Treasury. Discussions on funding a naval militia and county subscriptions unfold as ships are pressed into government service. The Surprize reports weather and dispatch exchanges with Sir George Rodney and a large French transport captured near Cape Finisterre.
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Nelson
London
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West Indies
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Sir” George
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