London Gazette Beaton Recovery Fourteen Regiments Listed
From the London Gazette dated January 3 the note reports Beaton’s partial recovery enabling business attendance. It lists forthcoming regimental appointments and promotions across several dragoon and foot regiments, including captains lieutenants majors and surgeons, with changes in the Carolina garrison and South region.
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Pott- Gain
Peomorrows
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Henry Thomas
Cornet
Dragon
James Hugonin
Entry Nooth
John Hamilton
Francis Hugonin
Peter John Luard
Geo. Bercér
Richard Dayrell
Wiliam Gregory
Harry Portal
William Ann
Henry Groves
Éth
Foot
James Grant
John Hales
Francis Brake
411
Invant Jersey
Adam Williamson
Cyglonel
Douglas
Furgeon
Carolina
George Miiligethifons
South
Rioters Fire On Soldiers At Dublin Bull Raid
In Dublin yesterday a mob drove a bull to the Little Green. Guards were deployed to disperse them but the rioters pelted the soldiers with stones provoking gunfire. One man was killed and two more were seriously wounded in the clash.
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New
Thunderstorm Destroys Barn and Sheep in County
A violent thunderstorm struck early in the morning causing extensive damage in the county. At Poynings a barn holding 20 loads of wheat owned by Mr. Scrace of Withdean burned to ashes when struck by a ball of fire. Several of the owner’s sheep were killed and the shepherd was knocked unconscious for a considerable time.
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Admiralty to Plymouth Express for American action
From the latest Philadelphia reports the town is forced to join the military roll or leave the province. hundreds of residents depart for Europe while Congress is treated with respect. American shipping and regiments are referenced, with details on officers, privates, and transport measures, plus a note on Nabob Sujah-ul-Dowla and other dispatches from Calcutta and Hamburg.
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van Grethaus
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Isle of Rhe
Royal Corsican Regiment
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