Three Sailors Drown After Chester Boat Capsize
In Chester on September 13 a boat with Jes Wright Joseph Terry and Melville overturned in a violent storm near Dawpool. Wright swam ashore after about an hour and three quarters, while Melville and Terry drowned. Wright’s father witnessed Melville’s cries before drowning. On September 18 Chatham reports a large detachment of soldiers leaving for Gravesend and preparations to sail for America.
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Haymarket
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Ship News: Arrivals and Outward Bound Masters
Sept. 3 reports outward bound vessels including the Prince of Wales Woods from Montferrat and Fox Farley from Grenada. Dutch warship Culloden present. several ships failed outward voyage. Arrivals at Dover Barbados Belfast Bristoly Quebec Grenada noted with multiple names and origins.
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Prince Frederick
Hazelburgh
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Sophia
Fine
Norway
Cloffen
Indecisive News from Sullivan's Island and American Rebellion
Reports from Charles Town recount 19 killed and 33 wounded at Sullivan's Island as British losses appear great. News notes Congress promotions, a Knights of Independence order, and plans to confiscate property to fund the war while America asserts independence and readiness to defend liberty.
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