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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 11, 1776

Page

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Punitive Act Against Traitors in Colony General Assembly

A General Assembly act prescribes death and forfeiture for inhabitants found guilty of traitorous correspondence with Great Britain or aiding its forces. It also excludes Town Council negotiations with Captain Wallace regarding warship supplies from the act. The measure to take effect in ten days requires publication in Providence Gazette and Newport Mercury.

America Providence Ruppelstanp General Assembly Ministry of Great Britain United Colonies Ministry of Great Britain Wallace Newport Providence Gazette Newport Mercury Winess

Williamsoergh and Hampton Civil War Skirmish Report

Reports allege ministerial forces lost twenty one of their squadron at Hampton with seven prisoners taken. North Carolina volunteers are said ready to join, possibly six hundred under Col Howe near a borough. King Fisher and tenders bombarded Burwell's ferry. a boat was fired on, then heavy cannonading followed damaging the water side storehouse and ferry house with no injuries recorded. The fleet remain off the ferry.

King - Fisher Sloop of War Burwell Royal American Regiment Perry Mary Transport Portsmouth Boston Boston Harbour Nantucket Road Bofan Clinton Charles’Town Agnew Constantinople Egypt Syria Morea Janissaries Russia Black Sea Paris Carleton Quebec Nantz France Great Britain Montréal Calais Virginia Congress

Toe Ortawa Curer's Reply to a Speech of the Commissioner

A condolence message from Toe Ortawa Curer responding to a speech by the Commissioner. He mourns the loss of his father, who was killed in a war with the Tawas, an Indian nation, and presses for recognition of the family’s sacrifice. The note reflects frontier tensions and migratory era grievances.

Detroit Council Young Field Toe Ortawa

Shegenaba Sons Pondiack Preserve Field Legacy

Shegenaba, son of the famed Pondiack, is noted as the preserver of young Field, carrying on a family legacy linked to the land and its youth. The reference highlights lineage and stewardship passing to a younger generation within a historic line.

Shegenaba Pondiack Young Field

Drowned boys after ice breaks near Smockington Leicestershire

News from Smockington Leicestershire reports three boys aged eight or younger drowned after the pond ice broke while they went sliding. In York Levi Saul a Jewish rabbi was baptized as Paul during a church service at St Michael le Belfrey by Rev Richardson.

Northampton Smockington Leicestershire York Levi Saul Paul St. Michael le Belfrey Richardson

Windy citation of ships and arrivals at ports

The notice lists vessels such as Remains a Dutch East- Indiaman passing by Royal George, and ships Boyd, Bohemia, Bosmuff from Gibraltar, Joyce from Leghorn. It records arrivals at ports including Philadelphia Morris Bell from Hamburgh and Leghorn St George Machel from Newfoundland, with Newfoundlands Friendship Rhodes from St Eustatia.

Dear Wind N. W Gravesend Royal George, Boyd Bohemia Bosmuff Gibraltar Joyce Leigh Leghorn Philadelpha Morris Bell Hamburgh Continental Congress Cowes Faros N. E Gosport Boreas Romney Elphinston Newfoundland

London News Roundup on Military Promotions and Quebec Surrender

A London summary reports Lord Townshend presenting a list of artillery promotions signed by the king. It notes the Lady of Henry Seymour and Miss Seymour presented at St James's, royal reviews at Clapham Common, and plans to embark for America. Then it outlines Quebec capitulation linked to Montreal and Montgomery, plus regimental reorganizations and naval movements.

London St. James’s Lord Townshend Henry Seymour Evesham Clapham Common Foot Minorca Duke of Argyle America Montgomery Montreal Quebec Col. Arnold Carleton Hanover

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