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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

04 Jun 1776

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1776

Page

3

Defeat of Highlanders and Regulators in North Carolina

A North Carolina letter from March 1776 reports the rapid defeat of Highlanders and Regulators near Wilmington, highlighting unity across society and predicting Clinton and Campbell will report on Southern weakness. It notes Governor opposition, calls for hostages to restrain internal foes, and mentions prisoners from the Syren near Ocracoke Bar. The piece also lists royal appointments and a St James's birthday ball with court details.

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London North Carolina Wibnington Clinton Lord William Campbell Cape Fear America North Carolina Campbell Marain Philadelphia Mr. Achison Syren Ocracock Bar Difrers Newbern Duke of Montagu Prince of Wales Dunaburgh Charles Thompson Captain Hotham Lord Hyde Earl of Clarke St. James’s Geox Theates St. Andrew’s ‘Church Holborn George Clarges Blagton Coléman Mass Bruce Robert Dyce Packer Thomas Apottids Se.Leonard’s Shoreditch William Chandier Tower- Hill Preston Jewin-treet Dampstead Samuel Collen White Hartyard Deury Lane R. Lallier Charit Jallice Rathbone-place Nicoll St. Pauls Axtell Finchlane Cornhill Laltier N.B Robert James Westminster James Alwys Ste Avery Newbery Juniet-Els Newbery Juniet-Els Medicinal Ware Foat Cheapside Jpy Ony Belees Jamon Qian DoGor’s Lafe House Brytonetey Fleming Pinkstan Albaeen Newbery Jun St. Paul's Chfray
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News from Lisbon to Falmouth and privateering news

Part of the nobility departed and the mail from Lisbon arrived at Falmouth after a swift passage. General Howe reported in Halifax, two American vessels captured by privateers, and Washington’s dissent rumors. Ships from Barbadoes and Barbary details include the Eleanor’s safe Bristol arrival and a British naval action off Philadelphia.

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Lisbon Robinson Falmouth Lee Halifax Howe Boston Eleanor Graves Barbadoes Bristol New-York General Congress Washington Continental Congress Virginia Lord Dunmore Philadelphia St. George’s Gibraltar Bay Cadiz England America East-India House Chapélin Baird Downs Bentaclen China Salisbury Broomfield London Catcutta Chompson Capt Kent Rochford St. Helena Britannia Waugh Crescent Mercer Verelft Dickson Bengal Ateé Bow-street Sir John Fielding Patrick Caryl Patrick Murphy James Smith Henry Haslam John Clarke Swan Two Necks Inn Lad-Jene Smithfeld Smith Iffington Ireland Liverpool Margaret Allam A.cabbery John Fielding
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