Outbreak at Concord Described in Gage Reports
Nunn delivers letters from General Gage to Lord Dartmouth detailing April action near Concord. British forces, led by Lord Percy and Major Pitcairne, attacked rebels at Lexington and Concord, destroying ordnance, burning carriages, and seizing supplies. Casualties ranged across multiple regiments with numerous wounded and missing on both sides.
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Seuy. Nunn
Navy
Lord Dartmouth
Gage
Lord Percy
Smith
Massachusett’s Bay
Gace
Concord
Tajelly
Saeut
Y6th
Pitcairne
Conford
Lexington
Contard
Arrival and Sailings From Various Ports in June
The list records ships and captains along with origins and destinations including North Star with Sanderson to Cape Fear and Portland, Wilson and Good Intent to Carolina, Hopper to Virginia, and others to St. Abe's and Rubia. Arrivals include Dublin with Mary-Ann and Fesyre from Antigua, Norwich and Temimassa from Yarmouth, and Cuthbert and Forster from Ancona.
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Deat
Wind N.E
North Star
Sanderson
Cape-Fear
Portland
Wilson
Good Intent
Woodel
Carolina
Hopper
Virginia
Crawford
Muir
St. Abe's
Grand Duke of Rubia
Holman
Norway
Dear
Wind
India
Boyce
Graveseno
Diana Lare
Conteny
Atty
Mentet
Carolina Matilda
Grubb
Ebenezer
Holts
Pince Christian
Allison
Patince
Seldrick
Willingmini
Palmer
Guernsty
Blo
Oranze
Oliver
Antigua
Florida
Chop
Grenada
Scheen
Dantzick
Moon
Parlow
Stettin
Henry
Dispatches Sent and Members Warned in London Noise
On Saturday morning the express to Lord Dartmouth carried dispatches from General Grape at Botton and was forwarded to the King at Kew while notices went to Lord North Lord Gower and the Secretaries of State. On Thursday notice warned Privy Council members not to leave town for imminent important affairs. Count Guines arrived from France at Great George Street and officials were notified. French Flanders reports say troops near Old France are redirected to frontiers and garrisons along the Austrian Low Countries and channel coast near England will be doubled.
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Botton
Kew
Lord North
Lord Gower
Privy Council
Count Guines
Amrbattander
France
Great George-street
Flanders
Old France
Austrian Low Countries
Channel
England
Leghorn
Gaserté Universale
Barcelona
Algiers
Austen
Paris
Hague
East Indies
India
Batavia
Berborough East Indamgan
Riddle
India House
Wight
China
Downs
Hoar
Bengal
St. Helena
Kingston
Caps. Snow
Ceres
Newte
Broadley
Royal Charlotte
Clements
London
Crescent
Mercer
Verelft
Dickson
Lester
Chatham
Augusta
Lord Sandwich
Edward Vernon
Dockyard
Lord Seaford
Hugh Palliser
Dr. Banks
Qmiah
Otaheite
M‘kenzie
Marines
M. Suckling
J. Williams
W. Palmer
Upnor Castle
Gillingham Reach
Sheerness
Morse
Hunt
Malacca
Asia
Gamage
Bangal
Anson
Ashburnham
Saifet
Presidency of Bombay
Edinburgh
America
Port Glagow
Greenock
North Highlands
Foreign Intelligence Summary From Various European Ports
Extracts from public papers detail Spanish naval actions near Algiers and ongoing European unrest. Reports from Paris London and Edinburgh describe troop movements, emigration to America, naval arrivals, and dockyard activities. Notices cover crime, fires, trials, and local social events alongside obituaries and marriages.
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