Charibbee treaties reported from St Vincent balance of casualties
From the London Gazette a letter from Major-General Dalrymple details the total surrender of the Charibs at St Vincent and provides a casualty roll across regiments from September 1772 to February 1773. It lists killed wounded and missing, names several officers and ships’ captains, and notes arrivals from New York and Boston dispatches.
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Whitehall
Earl of Dartmouth
Dalrymple
Island of
St. Vincent
Walsh
Hieut
Darrah
Bidgut
Gower
Mackay
O*hara
Bruce
Stanton
Moms Wounker
Brown
W. Dalrymple
Great Monarchs Condoles Polard King Over Death of Brother
The article reports His Imperial Majesty's personal letter to the King of Polard lamenting a beloved brother's death and praising Polard's firmness. It notes preparations for a journey toward Transylvania and Wallachia, with Poland to be bypassed, and records Prince Poniatowsky's dying warning against entering Poland. Also dated Warsaw March 26, reporting the death of Russian General Tottleben.
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Robert Hay
Martquis
Tweedal
Court of Session
Scotland
House of Lords
Wedderburne
Mortmain
Hague
Regiment of
Dutch Foot Guards
Ham
Westphalia
Prussia
Electorate of Cologne
House of Orange
Lott
George Coisbrooke
Lesingham
Binns
Lonadgat Tavern
Arnair
George Wilson
Esg
George Colebrooke
Sir George
Wilson
Sir George Colebrooke
Fisgna
Polard
Gou
Transylvania
Wallachia
Poland
Poniatowsky
Povnd
Warsaws
Tottleben
Local Rumors On London Rendezvous Emigration
Gasport reports daily arrivals from the London rendezvous as men enlist in marines for the local division, despite many later being discharged.
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New's
Gasport
London
Ship News Apr 5 Arrivals and Departures at Ports
Windy day list of arriving and sailing ships including Sally Chinchen from Jamaica and Friendship from Bristol with many others from Liverpool Guernsey and Leghorn. See arrivals at Bristol Galway Falmouth Dover and Cowes with vessels from Dominica Cadiz Naples Jamaica and South Carolina.
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Dear
S. W
Sally
Chinchen
Wancy
Brown
Jamaica
Ron
Griffin
Marag
Hope
Friendship
Gilbert
Bristol
Tyber
Gordon
Guernsey
Pritchard
Liverpool
Thomas
Mary
Hardy
Faro
Success
Harris
Newfoundland
Hill
Rosanna
Cox
Philadelphia
Anna-Maria
Pringle
Yor
Bourdeaux
Sote
Seville
Woobddley
Virginia
Reed
Magdalene
Hate
Lisbon
Betty
Palmer
Mary, Smith
John
Ann
Weeks
St. Abe’s
White
Bay of Roses
Dominica
Ayits
Burke
London
Galway
Janey
Johns
Ditto
Endeavour
Hawkins
Naples
Falmouth
St. George
Cadiz
Dover
Lowther
Cowman
South Carolina
Cowes
Hleffing
Hodgson
Hattheld
Irvine
George
Tradham
Diste
Digo
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London Gazette
Northampton
Barford
Britannia
Richardson
Dublin
Yarmouth
Jersey
Fiat
Nice
Charles
Hollingsworth
Cork
Hawke
Sawyer
New York
Bourdéaux
Scurlock
Bourceaux
Racehorse
Hopt
Hunter
Massachuset's Bay
Beatty
Havannah
Bilboa
Kirby-Haill
Opto
Suteéfs
Duna
Thames
Denny
Carolina
Qlive-Branch
Goldsmith
Dartmouth
Lilly
Angus
Ayken
Bantry
Peter
Sims
Corke
Jenny
Eaton
New-York
Duke of Cumberland
Goodridge
Superior Court of Judicature, &c
Ins Majesty
T. Hutchinson
Beffon
House of Representatives
Hancock
Gerry
Holton
Watertown
Philips
Gorham
Thayer
Heath
Gardner
C. L
Tomkins
Hood
Berkeley Square
la Vera Cruz
Islington
Finsbury
Francis
Jane Ree
Kington Assizes
Paris
St. Olave’s
H. Bicker
Harry
William Evans
St. George’s Fields
Latt
Streeere Malis
Kennington Common
Cheetham
Taylor
Cooper-street
Westminster
Turnham-green
Thomas Rolfe
St. Albgan's
Thomas Hayward
Efil
Wiliam Deffe
Francis Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
Atfon
Dukestreet
Grosvenor Square
Samuel Nodes
Hammersmith
Marri
Vocates’s Court
Carey-street
Joseph Deveulle
Coventry-street
Mills Griffin
Berry-street
St. James's
Peter Cranke
Nicholas-lane
Elizabeth Wright
Chester
Bath
Spendelow
Titchfield-street
Qxfort-road
de Vaux
Ifington
Philip Achelan
Bedford-yow
Joseph Sayer
Bond-street
William Marpleton
Petty-France
Scanion
Stephen Scanion
Stephen Scanion, Attorney. “Yhterday
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Baldwyn
SandSach
Wiburnbury
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