America at War and Diplomatic News Across Cities
A verbose set of reports covers a late July fleet action against Algiers with heavy casualties, ongoing dispatches from Rome and Lisbon about church possessions and Jesuits, and Danish Swedish negotiations. Letters from Providence, Boston, and New York express colonial grievances with British trade restrictions and assert colonial resolve. Reports note Jefferson’s return to Congress, and a Philadelphia petition excerpt. Also included are ship movements, arrivals, and married and deceased notices with price lists and naval orders.
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Arrival and Outbound Freight of Various Ships to and from Ports
Outward bound ships mostly failed to sail this morning. Lovely Mary and Larkins head to France, Beasufain and Purchase to Gibraltar and Westmorland to Lancaster. Dutch warships and East Indiamen remain. many vessels pass by John and Margaret, Sally, Mercury, and Neptune among others. Arrivals listed include Pym from Amsterdam, Peter from New York, and Coronation from Nevv England. Liverpool ships St Bed and Defiance report Virginia runs and Leghorn arrivals noted.
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Larkins
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Lancaster
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Lovely Mary
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Washingtons Address and Cambridge Campaign Dispatch
Fragmentary report recounts General Washington expressing gratitude for support and desire for peace. Describes his Monday departure from New York with militias, Philadelphia light horse, and a Kingsbridge rest, then progress toward Cambridge near Boston. Mentions nine transports from Cork arriving at Sandy Hook and sailing for Boston under naval convoy with regiments including the 22d and 40th.
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