Letters from Howe to Germain sent from Staten Island
London Gazette reports letters from Vice Admiral Viscount Howe and General Howe to Lord George Germain. They discuss pardons to reconcile colonies, distribution of declarations and circulars, and dispatches via the Eagle to Amboy and Rhode Island. Copies sent to General Congress and state assemblies are noted with letters from Mr Cooke and correspondence from Newport and Providence Plantations.
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Ships and arrivals on secret expeditions and transatlantic passages
Portsmouth reports a 64 gun Worcester under Captain Robinson ordered to take a 74 gun ship's complement for a secret expedition. Nearby vessels like the Raisonrable and two frigates also noted, with numerous arrivals and voyages listed from London, Quebec, Antigua, Barbadoes, and other ports aboard ships such as Pride of Wentworth and Recovery.
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Country News
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Desperate Stand of South Carolina Forces at Sea Fight
General Lee led colonial troops against a British fleet and army under Lt Peter Parker and General Clinton, vowing to act rather than be taken. Col Dun's regiment shone in the attack, while Rear Admiral Avery and Admiral Gayton lose an arm in conflict with the Antelope. Captain Mallard dies from wounds as Ministerialists are repelled. London notices set to appoint a new Burgess for Camelford. Dispatches reach from Admiral Younge reporting plans for more shipping.
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British fleet reports American privateer success and raids
A letter from New York notes a large American ship surrendered without firing near Halifax with gunpowder and flares, while Boston reports changes in provincial representation and privateer activity off Cape St Vincent. Extras detail ship captures by provincial privateers, a London cargo taken, and plans for alienating estates of condemned royalists amid ongoing conflict.
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