Princess Amelia Arrives at Bath in Royal Escort
Country News reports at Bath on November 16 the arrival of Princess Amelia with Lady Anne Howard and a royal household including Lord Abingdon and the Bishop of Ely among others. Dover notes a sailor at the port in fear of impressment locked below deck and found suffocated the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bountry News
Bath
Princess Amelia
Anne Howard
Col
Rolt
Uther
Lord Abingdon
Lord Guildford
Lord Mountmorres
Ely
Noah Thomas
Young
Grenorchy
Major Hatfell
Dover
Howe Proclamation From York Island Headquarters
A garbled proclamation dated at the Headquarters on York Island sets a call to arms for the King’s forces. The text mentions “gif day of O& 1776” and lists the 36th day of September, with Howe as the signatory, indicating a military orders notice from colonial times.
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Evinpureu
Holyrood House
Scott Land
Real Britain
Charles Lord Cathcart
Earl of Caflilis
John Mackenzie
Scotland
Marghia of
Lothan
Carlilis
Home
Dalhousie
Leven
Aboyne
Breadalbane
Hyndfoals
Loseberry
Forbes
Cathcart
Ephinston
Somerville
Colvil
Culr
St. James’s
Londow
New+York
Lak
England
Lapwing
Chinnery
17Th Regiment of Light Horse
Hascourt
New-York
America
Great Britain
York I
Uckfield
LuYex
William Sloman
Arble
Hellingly
Sussex
William Cuckney
Cooper’s Hatch
Framfield
Thomas Peckham
Willam Cripps
John Wood
James Skinners
Buxced
Mr. Carter
Atorney
Three Crown
Courr
Soutwark
Inchweg
Une Birkrugt
Lord Townhead Arrives Amid Fort Repairs and Privateer News
Reports detail Lord Townhead’s survey of northern forts and orders to repair defenses. Isle Madame recounts the Providence privateer actions against Arichat and loss of vessels, while Pallas and Reliance bring specie and privateer seizures. Portmouth notes ships fitted for channel service and captures near Jamaica and Barbados.
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Jersey
Isle Madame
Providence
Arichat
Alexander
Luce
Asth
Mi.ford
Hallifax
Pallas
Cornwallis
Aramaica
Spithead
West India House
Lewis
Barbadoes
Bristol
Bridge-town
Mary
Francis
London
Pensacola
Portmouth
George Balfour
Romney
Salter
Linzee
Newfoundland
Cheatham
Victory
Sarah
Elizabeth
Foot
Jamaica
Westimoreland
Crosby
Bull
Wilkes
Kennet
Plomer
Rawlinson
Clarke
Thomas
Plumbe
Wooldridge
Newnham
Kirkman
Lee
Smith
Hayley
Harley
Alsop
Esdaile
Oliver
Townsend
Asgill
Bridgen
Peckham
John Stubbs
Gravesend
Admiralty
Cleck
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London Gazette
Bear
Polly
Thompson
Honduras
Furley
Pottard
Fatficuth
Ann
Ward
Lisbon
Henry
Samuel
M'Cload
Gibraltar
Pillamion
Senegal
Nancy
Casey
Antigua
Hibernia
Jefferson
Dublin
Sally
Airs
Gaavesenn
Sasannah
Evers
Manning
Brewer
Jerseys Canada
Renouf
Diamond
Vilesaic
Princess
Arthoin
Gitwanthe
Gharming Nancy
Winter
Amy
Biboas Egmont
Fulicuc
Hope
Joan
Friendship
Corey
Pulman
Dispatch
Hupphn
Blenfeld
Royal George
Peters
New York
Corse
Leopard
Piet Vache
Green
Dartmouth
Angi
Rich
Mount- Boon
Youlden
Bonnett
Plymouth
Leworthy
Newfoundlan
Torbay
Stockman
Sally Polly
Field
Lord Mansfield
Court of Kings Bench
Eusipides
Signora Agujard
Finacre
Rotherhithe
Rood
Rugware
French
West-Harding-street
Fetter-lane
Charles Haepper
Mitcheldean
Gloucestershire
Bell Inn
Cloucester
Attornes
Meff
Lane
Jepson
Gloucester
Edward Minfig
London-firget
Guildhall
Daniel
Fenchurch
Streec
John Armitage
Long-acre
Middlesex
Upholder
Londons
Richard Edmunds
Pleas
Lincoln
William Clarke
Patfeller
Elever
Crows Inn
Newcasth
Lyne
Sparrow
Norwich
Peter of
Mooncroft
Miguil
Fere-street
King’s Beath
Arthattt
Nicholas Lydston Newmiall
Irenmonger
Bath Tavern
Corm-street
John Fletcher
Garthner’s-Jane
Westminster
Herman. Meyer
Mark-land
Bladenhail
William. Robinson
Grest
Gonerby
John Langwith
Grantham
Lintalit
John Lanigesth
Clarges
Hugh
William Robinson
Witmels
Walliam Gibron
Clark Fhasan
Nlez
Carr
S. Foster
Andrews
C.entramien
Army
W. “Bayleys
Pettulery
Cockpur
Meds
Smyths
Ris Majesty
New Bond-street
J. Price
Perfumer
Leadenhall-fittet
Pace Lane
Enema
J. Edwards
Newmarket
Bocks
Weymout
John Edwards
Farber
Giambatista Beccaria
University of ‘Tarn
J. Nourse
Serand
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