From the London Gazette Governors and titles granted
St James's June 5. His Grace George Montagu Duke of Montagu sworn to Privy Council and appointed Governor. Richard Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry named Preceptor. Lieutenant Colonel George Hotham Sub Governor and Rev William Arnold Subpreceptor to George Augustus Frederick Prince of Wales and Prince Frederick Bishop of Osnabro. Also Earldoms and Viscountcies created for Thomas Bruce and Robert Trevor. Samuel Pipe of Stafford granted name Wolferstan by royal licence to carry arms. Admiralty report on captured rebel ships and engagements near North America. Details of the Glasgow action and list of rebel vessels. Hessian divisions arrived in Stade and Bremen. Brunswick and Waldeck embarkation completed.
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George Montagu
Duke of Montagu
George Duke‘ of
Montagu
Richard
Litchfield and
Coventry
George Hotham
William Arnold
Kingdom of Great Britain
Thomas Lord Hyde
Charlotte
Earl of
Clarendon
Elroniom of
Great Britain
Robert Lord Trevor
Hampden
Great
Little Hampden
Buckingham
Samuel Pipe
Stafford
Staffordshire
Wolton Upon Trent
Croxall
Derby
Dorothy
Stanford Wolferstan
Stafford-aforesaid
Wolferstan
Shuldham
Halifax
Furneaux
Syren
Philadelphia
Charles Town
South Carolina
Continental Congress
Clinton
North America
Barkley
Scarborough
Savannah
Province of
Georgia
Tranmits
Tyringham Howe
Glasgow
Block Island
Columbus
Alfred
Rhode Island
Indiamen Arrivals and Incoming Vessels at Liverpool Ports
SHiP wNEWS reports June 7 wind SW with multiple Indiamen and transports arriving or sailing for the River. Ships include Rochford Indaman India Pilot Hellefont Lifter from Halifax Martha Cowell Grenada Saltspring Ogilvie Jamaica Lark Butler Commodore Hood Cummins from Lithon Betsey Carbine Cadiz and Party Dawkins for Halifax. Also Farley Oak Antigua Pally Murray Trad Love Read from Honduras Sally Coates transport Woolton Backhouse for Liverpool Gravesend. Arrivals listed at Sierraleon Albion Thrail Grenada Royal Exchange Bowden Wentworth Holland Nautilus Pightling Lechorn St Andrew M Min Mobille Charming Mary Newry Jamaica Clayton Fletcher Elizabeth Halifax Dever Arundel Mann Fanny Lane Pepgey Thompson Geneous Friends Rolland Enterprize Selby Clytus Clark Clyde Fletcher Jane Wallace Dartmouth Sarah Ann Portbury Bircelana Edward Hubbert Lynn
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Dray
Rochford Indaman
Hellefont
Lifter
Halifax
Martha
Cowell
Grenada
Saltspring
Ogilvie
Jamaica
Lark
Butler
Commodore Hood
Cummins
Lithon
Betsey
Carbine
Cadiz
Ren
Colebrooke
Lord North Indiamen
Dawkins
Susannah
Armstrong
Trieste
Deas
Lechorn
St. Andrew
M‘min
Mobille
Charming Mary
Holloway
Newry
Clayton
Fletcher
Liverpool
Elizabeth
Edwards
London
Dever
Arundel
Mann
Fanny
Lane
Pegey
Thompson
Geneous Friends
Rolland
Enterprize
Selby
Antigua
Clytus
Clark
Nevis
Clyde
St. Vincent’s
Jane
Wallace
Tortola
Dartmouth
Sarah
Ann
Portbury
Bircelana
Edward Hubbert
Lynn
News from London and North Carolina Military Actions
Reports from London and North Carolina describe dispersed parties pursuing suspected individuals and disarming Regulators after a late battle. Conquerors claim piles of guns, rifles, and gear captured, with officers and loyalists captured or killed as Gen M Donald and Brig Gen M Cleod advance toward Governor Martin.
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London
New York
Williamburgh
North Carolina
England
Cross Creek
Long
Halifax
John Piles
Thomas Collins
David Jackson
Enoch Bradley
Thomas Readford
Stephen Parker
Daniel M’donald
Dunning
Dr. Robertson
Field
Turner
Bells
Kingsborough
M’donald
Mr. Rutherford
Hector M’neal
Alexander M’donald
Morrison
M’kenzie
Ure
Leggate
Cross
Parsons
M’coy
Mure
Michelon
M’carter
Frazer
M’iver
Hewes
Cameron
Donald Hews
Donald Cameron
Kenneth M’donald
Aid de Camp
James Hepburn
Parflon Beattie
French arrivals bring powder and arms to the colony
The passage notes that the committee reported the business in the province was to see friends and relatives. A ship brings 8 to 9 pounds of gunpowder into the colony from a French island along with field pieces four and six pounders and markets. Several French gentlemen also came aboard, with one soon after arriving traveling to Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Auction of Manors and Horseheath Hall Estate in Cambridgeshire and Suffolk
Property to be sold by auction or private contract after Michaelmas, including the Manors of Horseheath and West Wickham, Lady Manor estates, and the Reftory-Impropriate of West Wickham. The Horseheath Hall mansion, parks, and gardens with various farms and lands valued at a substantial annual sum. inquiries directed to Messrs Chamberlayne White and Haggerston with Lagden at Abbington.
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Percels
Michaelmas
Horseheath
Carbonells
Limberries
Berfers Hall
Jacobs
Good-edge
Barnhamother
Barham
Eynell
Wille Wickham
Streerys Hall
Yenold
West-Wickham
Thomas Lord Manifest
Chamberlayne
White
Gough-square
Londo
Haggerston
Ac Feft
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