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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1776

Page

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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.

Jes. Wright Joseph Terry Melville Dawpool Chester Wright Chatham Gravesend America Associated Livery Borough Westminster White Hart Christis Hospital Field Boyer Whaley Leeward Island Downs Dover Margate-roads Southampton St. Pierre, Gallienne Guernsey N. W Portsmouth Chause Portsdown-hill Bath Mr. Bertie Spanker Mr. O’kelly Eclipse Mr. Parker Angelina Mr. Cox Marquis Prophet Mr. O’reily Mr. G. Brereton Babraham Mr. Philips Omsium T.2 Duke of Cumberland Contrattor Mr. Wildman Buston Charles Bampfyrd Weazel Lady Craven Pastime Mr. Gott Tyrant Tyront Euston Duke of Cumberland Marine Society Litchefelde Street Leicester-fields Haymarket Old Bailey

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.

Dzat N. E Prince of Wales Woods Montferrat Sac Hall Smith St. Vincent's Fox Farley Grenada Oliver Liverpool Regnsin Hig Majesty Culloden Freeman Dalling Antilla John Elizabeth Scot Gibraltar Bersey Smeaton Dublin Elephant America Gravesean Neddy Wexford Jacob Brown Quebec Prfronella-Margrita Blom Ebenezer Frederickson Prince Frederick Hazelburgh Wiabella 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.

L Oondon Charles Town England Sullivan’s Island Bristol Clinton Congress Knights of Independence America Great Britain United Colonies Republi Thomas Shirley Dominica Aurora Hannel Argo Dover Ris George Bridges Rodney Gaston Cadiz France Philadelphia Upper Town Society Hill Amboy Poolbridge Schoolhill River Gallies Dickenson Penrose Sodable St. Kitt’s Bermudas Cape Hatteras Whitehaven Grace Donaldson Virginia Lord Dunmore Henry Caldwell Edward Sweden Denmark Norway Copenhagen Associated Livery of London White Hart Tavern Bishopseate-fireet Alderman Oliver Oliver Honsor Thomas Hallifax Jaemes Esdaile

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