Advices from Virginia and Delaware War News July 1776
Capt. Wardrope of the Betsey reports letters and 13 passengers from Virginia. Lord Dunmore in Charleston with troops. British vessels seize prizes near Delaware and Crooked River. 3,000 Philadelphia troops move to quell Delaware Bay unrest. Virginia contends with governors, while Maryland loyalists fear Dunmore advance. News includes counts of prizes, Dutch convoy plans, and Greenland fishery profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardrope
Betsey
Greenock
Virginia
Guid Tland
Lord Dunmore
Liverpool Man of
Delaware
Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
Congress
Maryland
Lord Danmore
Ing Ren
Peter Parker
Chariestown
Lee
Clinton
Cap Bellow
Virginia Flation
Philladelphia
Virginia Gazetté
Oxford
Stewart
Clyde
Sinkh
America
Hampton-road
His
James River
Barrel
Williamsburgh
Richmond
Falls of
Count de Juel
Denmark
Diede de Furstenstein
Admiralty
Portugal
Lisbon
Iva
States of Holland
Gosport
Spithead
Barr
Milford
St. Helen’s
North Star
Endeavour
Carlisle
Empress to Bestow Key and Review Fleet Plans
Pettersnoura dated notes report the Empress intends to present Mons. Moufin Pouschkin with the Key of Chamberlain and to review the fleet in Cronstade. A royal dining on Admiral Greig’s ship is planned, while the Duke of Sudermania returns home to report troop movements in Scania and nearby areas.
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Pettersnoura
Mons
Moufin Pouschkin
Cronstade
Greig
Stockhehie
Duke
Sudermania
Eckelland
Scania
le Henry
Jress
Rufus
Wirtemberg
Warrant to fill Knight of the Shire seat for Devon county
Notice states that a warrant will be issued to the Clerk of the Crown to prepare a writ to elect a Knight of the Shire for Devon in place of the late Sir Richard Warwick-Bamfyre, to be created within fourteen days after this notice, dated August 177. Speaker Norris.
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Jonathan Hampton
Wirjehortery
Southampton
George Inn
Winchester
Amrornty
William Fal Ifull
Anthony
Acheson
Sunderlarnd
Deafer
Chapman
Queen's Head
Meak
Durhasis
Banikrupts
Charles Legg
Chinkford
Baex
Lovell Heath
Shrry
Dealer
Guildhall
London
Joseph Lovet
Edward Whitehead
MilesAané
Cancon-street
Guildhal
Richard, Taylor
Great- Warner-stréet
Coldbathfields
Middiefék
Augustai
Thomas Liewellin
Edo
Dev
Richard’ Warwick-BamfyWé
Flretcugr Norron
Notable Names Reach Ports in Diverse Departures
A list of passengers arriving at multiple ports including Liverpool, Jamaica, Waterford, and Portsmouth. Notable names appear such as Marygold, Steele, Berry Smiver, Stockhold, Darby, Michael, Amsterday, and others traveling from or to Liverpool, Jamaica, Waterford, Stamburgh, and related routes. The items reflect a transfer of people tied to ships docking at Ports like Liverpool Millom Vindet's Mary Spurtit and Industry in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geareser
the Swain
Wilson
Bonn
Marygold
Steele
Draghe
Berry Smiver
Stockholm
Cefir
Darby
Thietic
Harming
Molly
Scot
Fron
Waterford
Mi“eiael
Ane Amsterday
SVALS
Liverpool
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Weltminster
Mon- See
Cork
Cuckfield
Sussex
Fuller
Sampson Wright
Bow-sireet
Tothillfields Bsidewell
Montrose
Mann
Tarf
Glenefk
Lichfield
James Yates
James Hart
Worcester
Bury
Suffolk
Blackstone
Buimdish
John. Bade
Aid P&rith
Ball’s Pond
Newpate
Caffold
Newgate
Mr. Davids
Cliford’s Inn
Thames
Millbank
Westminter
Walker
Chelagdaie
Lombard-street
Liplomn
Met. Smith
Milsden
Draggif
Epsom
Sunon Fuller
Wykes
Seow
Epping Fore
Creighton
Burhadoestrede
Bredgrick
George Allen
Patérnofter-row
The
London Gazette
Wante Recu Neyman
Peron
Fay Terese Puruieaines
Jotn Gipps
Dife&t
Mr. B
Namie
Mr. Gay
Carver and Gilder
Dean Street
Soho
FAHEY
App'ying
Sarda
Metiborough'ee
Gréyt-Melborough-street
Fetter W.l
Lyford
Thoms Lyford
Jamis Griffith
James Griffith
Breakstreeta
Demanis
James Grifith
Griffith
Leicester
Mart-Eireicher
T.O. Bay
Aston
Cha
Lorrain
Ziq
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