Royal Proclamation and Military Orders Across Ireland and Quebec
The London Gazette reports His Majesty’s officers in Ireland ordered to return to their corps, with promotions listed. A Quebec proclamation by Guy Carleton declares Martial Law to quell rebellion, raising militia under interim officers. News from Edinburgh notes a rider found murdered. various ships arrive or sail for Quebec, Newfoundland, and Virginia, with multiple colonial ports listed. A Montreal letter from Ethan Allen urges merchants to supply provisions and spirits for American colonial forces advancing toward St John’s, while promising friendly treatment of Canadians and Indians.
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Americ
Fane
Guy Carleton
Quebec
America
Thomas Gage
James Murray
Ralph Burton
Frederick
Hatdimand
Elgis
PRP
Dear
Wind S.W
Jacob, Brown
John
Jane
Baker
Naples
Lord Camden
Clubb
Philadelphig
Endeavour
Rtimer
Newfoundland
Maria
Marthal
Virginia
Good Intent
Sweetland
Corke
Porto
Wilson
Oporte
Crook
Duffield
St. Vincent’s
Emerald
Ogilvie
Teneriffe
Galvesano
Wart
South Carolina
Blair
St. Kitt’s
Cafar
Dunn
Parnassus
Carr
Jamaica
Marlborough
Shackford
Anigua
Hubbs
Philadelphia
Strivens
Grenada
Richmond
Hutchinson
Hamburgh
Charlotte
Green
New Providence
Willis
Petersburgh
Hendricks
Javoden
Jacobs
Debove
Norden
Yorts
Dover
Yoseph
Mary
Kennedy
Kisbon
Rouffeau
Hatch
Dominica
le Meffurer
Hero
Falmouth
Brisington
Moore
Bristol
Barbadoes
Goodwill
Richardson
Lancaster
Whitehaven
St. Bees
Chompson
Neptune
Collins
Maryland
Beaufort
Hunt
South Catoni
Liverpool
Fly
Beaty
St. Kit's
Albion
Chatham
Friends
Machall
Fron
Riga Lowetoffe
Maria Elizabeth
Mench
Erat Ckingham
Concord
Simpson
Abby
Brownring
Rockingham
Roper
Antigua
Portland
Bramwell
Kangfoh
Dawson
Dublin
Betsey
Myler
Oporto
Minorca
Allen
Rotterdam
Recovery
Withered
Pitt
Pritchard
London
Sandwich
Hanover Planter
Laney
Liverpoo
Bridget
Burrowdale
Mary Fearon
Caton
Providence
Crofeir
Parley
Bond
New Diana
New York
Molly
Parey
Montreal
Ethan Allen
Crown Point
Ticonderoga
St. John’s
Lake George
Champlain
George the Third
St. Fohn's
Bruan Allen
James Morrison
Liberty
Sarwin
Baron Burland
Bhibey
Park
Bow- Street
Cortain Road
Mir
Mountaine
Hissfacher
Sfiy
Lengh
Lambert
Boickib
Bridg-lane
Tie Wittes S
Bambert
Conyert
Reddingold
Gimik
Newpatz
Sussex
Clapham
Mary Leon
Renweif
Gracechurch-fredt
Sean Hirt Saeetra
Hig Pouse
Fetter-lane
Gosling
Fleet-street
Dage
Wellingborough
Thomas Broughtos
Northampton
Intelligence from the Atlantic and dockyard orders abroad
Reports from Copenhagen Amsterdam and Vienna note shipping and naval movements. An express sailed for Ireland with two regiments ready for transport, while Major Pitcairn dies of wounds and his widow’s health fails. Dockyard orders accelerate fitting out ships for America as King’s officers prepare for North American service. A daylight robbery near Lambeth and a prison escape are described, with multiple arrests and baffling pursuit.
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Ireland
Heston
South Carolina
Haspingnd
Falmouh
Thas
New York
South-Catglind
Wright
Georgia
Copenhagen
Spain
Amsterdam
Algiers
Carthagena
Lombardy
Amserdam
Vienna
Peditigus
Venice
Enna
Roebuck
Hammond
America
Admiralty
Solebay
Plymouth
Symonds
Admiralty Office
North-American
Phamnix
Hyde Parker
Old -Swan
Swan-at-Chelsea
London-bridge
Lambeth
Hertleydown
Dogget
Blackfriarsbridge
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Fran the
London Gazette
St. James’s
Jamas
Manat Athatacs
Moajalty
North “America
Halifax
Nova Scotia
War Office
Foot
Meddle
Asken
John Smith
Benjamin Beker
Fathua Pant
Sachin
Patrick England
14Th
Reg
George Browne
James Grant
Fos
John Campbell
James Abercrombie
Chrisopher French
Edward Handfeld
Samuel Fenner
Richard Porter
Arthur Roig
John Madden
James Lamb
Pansiel Shaw
38Th Reg
John Sargent
Mes Darcus
Edward Cornwallis Mongrieffe
47Th
James Poe
Thomas Bunbury
Henry Baldwin
James Dowling
Francis Richmond Humphreys
Andrew Neilson
Andrew
Jonas Watson
John Bailie
Joseph Hardy
Odr
George the
Great Britain
France
Edinburgh
Braid’s Burn