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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 17, 1776

Page

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Versailles and London appoint Consuls General for France and England

Reports from Europe describe the Versailles London consular appointment and court orders. Paris and Stockholm dispatchers note hot summer and deaths. English resident Silvedbioe Laval reports two English ships halted. captains Brown and Wiel bound for Canary Islands and Madeira with goods likely for Americans. Barcelona brief claims Madrid orders to hold regiments ready for rapid deployment, with linens prepared for troops bound for the Indies.

Pergxssoure Versailles London Leffips France England Barcelona Madrid Carthagena Indies

Arrivals and Departures Of Ships From London and Ports

Sailings and arrivals listed for December 16 with ships including Speedwell Culloden and Arran. Vessels from Barbadoes Madeira London and Archangel noted. ships like Dutch East Indiaman and Racehorse bound for Venice Dublin and Dublin. Port entries include Barbadoes London Petersburgh Jamaica and Antigua with numerous vessel names and captains.

Eows Deac Fientferrat Fanny St. Barbe Venice Williams Dublin Blomb Longfound Ann Elizabeth Hols Embden Barbadoce i Jacob and Jane M‘cain Peter Johan M-Carty Lisbon Londonderry Sally M'Invire Dantzick Southampton John Catharine Dunn Petersburgh

London News 1775 Losses from American War and Local Court Proceedings

Reports from London describe Admiral Dunmore’s detachment in Virginia after American batteries fired on his ships and forced a retreat to the Chesapeake. The vessel Roebuck carried water up the Potomac while distemper afflicted crews and enslaved workers. further, a Dublin letter notes a privateer’s confiscation of British property. In London, Aldermen debated Sheriff Wooldridge’s replacement, and a Southampton storm, provincial notices, and crime trials are summarized, including executions at Old Bailey.

London Admiralty Shirat Mann Mediterranean Lord Sandwich Hampton Cott Windsor Stewart Greenagk Virginia Guin’s Island Lord Dunmore Lord Danmore Potomack River George’s Land Roebuck Dumfries Col. Brent Defiance Liverpool Ind Sofail St Augustine Lynhaven Bay Chesapeak Dunmore Fowey and Roebuck Dublin North America Congress Whitehaven Edinburgh Mr. Fleming Cape Guin Cannok Parker Ingram Potomack Augustine Bermudas West-Indies Goport Guildhall Aisop Harley Bull Smith Clark Bishopsgate Langbourn Alderman Wooldridge Otcary Middlesex Wooldridge America Southaimptony Duke of Cumberland Quebec House Lord and Lady Bathurst Ersuaty Cirenester Wight Inscrip Ion Alen Earl Bathurst Catharine Lady Bathurst Tyne Grails Voigeland Jeave James ‘Altham St.* John*s College Oxford Rochester St. Olive Jewry Irontonger-lane Harlow Essex Ely-hovse Charles Cole Chii Surry Guild- Hall Ivy-lane Newgate-fréet Leswithiel Cornwall Hindes Boris Fides Riort Atairs Henderson East Barnst Enfield-Chace William Jamés Highgate Holloway-road Finchley Common Howsé Mr. Gilchrist Clapham Common Sophia Jane Wilton Williamson Nacclesfield-street Shoreditch New Prison Gda Old Bailey George Wood James Grant Charles Pepkin Charles Bingford Herseealing Knowland Richard Etherington King’s Highway Robert Walker Henry Danielford Elizabeth Gil- Téin Elizabeth, Anderson Deith Walker Thames Jefferson George Rowney Rowley
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