Intelligence from New York 1776 private letters and Congress
Letters from New Rochelle dated October 14 1776 describe Gen Washington’s army at Courtland’s Manor with ample provisions and twenty two thousand remaining troops. Howe tried to dislodge Provincials on Morris’s Heights. A commission in Congress appoints Richard Brown First Lieutenant of Riflemen. Reports mention American privateers eluding British cruizers by flying French colors and the French prizes taken by British and American ships.
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Lord Harcourt
Lord Townshend
New Rochelle
New-York
Washington
Howe
Morris’s Heights
America
Long Island
Rhode Island
New York
Congress
United Colonies
Richard Brown
Robert Cluggage
William Thomson
Congress of the United Colonies
Committee of Congress
Joan Hancock
Asmerdam
Messrs
Cummings
Duna
France
Wextlemen
Tramburgh
Chatham
Hart
Victory
Admiral Keppel
Toulon
Brittany
Montague
Newfoundland
Bilboa
Geestall
Liverpool
Corporation of Newcastle
Jonathan Davison
Stockton
John Chrichloe Turner
Chester
Flintslire
Akerman
Harding
Newgate
Elizabeth Gillam
Elizabeth Anderson
Charles Benfield
William Knowland
Richard Etherington
Henry Daniel
James Meissenger
John Colley
Bishopsgate Street
Navy
Poultry Compter
Stapleford-Abbotts
Edlex
Janes Wharman
Boxley
Kent
Bolaszquet
Albyns
Lilex
St. Martin’s
Ironmonger-Lane
Orlando Thompson
Esq
York
Margaret Warren
St. Gride’s
Fleet-street
Jonathan Bean
Retford
Nottinghamshire
Eliz, Wilson
St. John’s Square
Clerkenwell
Cambridgefiveer
Grosden-square
George Wright
Middlesex
City and Liberty of
Westminster
Islington
Jones
Temple
Claplani
Ewer
Bank Brb Upts
Timothy de Scura Pinte
Merchane
Ave
Guildhall
Henry Adams
Markenette Kell
Queenstreet
Warthoufenan
Edaik-Lane
Motes Mordeca
Goodman's Fields
Abrahai and Sons
Bury-street
Mary-axe
Thomas Keilly
Northampton
Couchmaker
Peacock Law
Charles Morgan
Saniavel Justice
Aust. Friars
Fan
Atten
Guildual
Alterbgy
Stevens Totten
Spitasquare
Robert Smith the Younger
Genden
Turrender
Mr. Smith
St. Mary-axe
Ganks
T'S
Crédisers
Thomas Smith
Stokeferry
Norfolk
Grocer and Mercer
British Ships Seizures and Naval Notices Recap
Extract from Trinmbagh and Chatham letters report the privateer Montague and other ships involved in Atlantic trade, with captures and suspected shipments of military stores to British colonies. Notices describe naval appointments, pardons, and bankruptcies, plus local arrests and marriages and deaths in London and surrounding districts.
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