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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1775

Page

3

Cannon transport incident and colonial associations reported

Boston wires describe General Gage failing to seize cannon near Salem after a river bridge blockade. Col Leslie ferries troops, clergyman protests, bridge is lowered, ships sail back to Boston. Virginia Pittsylvania and Fairfax committees pledge defense of liberties. Wentworth delays assembly and cracks down on dismantling fortifications. Duchess County and Marshfield towns oppose the Continental Congress.

Boston Gage Salem 64Th Regiment Leslie Marblehead Shen Col Pittsylvania Virginia Grand Congress Wentworth New Hampshire Col. F Major S Grand Continental Congress Duchess Province of New York Continental Congress Marshfield

Extract from a letter from the Hague and Irish politics

Extract from a letter dated April 14 notes imperial troops in Bohemia seizing nearly 2000 peasants to restore order. Lord Pigot prepares to depart for Fort St George, Madras. Dublin report: General Elliot resigns as Commander in Chief on the 17th, with debate over motives. Regiment movements follow to relieve Burgoyne. Portsmouth excerpt: Admiral Young arrives, Portland flag hoisted, Pomona winds hinder voyage, Berwick launched, Senegal frigate carries dispatches to General Gage, Cerberus sails with three generals to Botton, Me squadron orders issued.

Hague Dresden Bohemia Madras East Indies Dublin Elliot Ireland Dragoons Yorkshire Burgoyne Portsmouth Young Portland Spithead Berwick Plymouth General Gage Botton Cerberus Admiral Man

Stormy season reports and ship losses in Atlantic notes

From Barbadoes letters the Orlain burned at anchor in Carlisle Bay with 130 hogsheads of sugar and rum on board. A French 74 gun man of war the Trinidade foundered in a gale in the Gulf of Florida, all crew perished. Omiah and Solander witnessed Acteon launch at Woolwich with noble attendance. Notices of London Middlesex court terms and a hailstorm near Barkway, a fatal street fight in Liquorpond, a Tower Street fire, and executions ordered for four convicts. Market prices at Billingsgate and Newgate, rail and coal updates, and promotions in the Royal Regiments accompany varied domestic and maritime items.

Diterranean England Barbadoes Orlain Trows Dublin Carlisfe Bay Bret Gulph Florida Omiah Solander Woolwich Acteon Duke and Duchess of Gloucester Earl of Sandwich Earl and Countess of Dartmouth Lord Pigot London Middlesex William de Grey Mayfly Court of Common Pleas Weistmintstes Norfolk Barkway Hertfordshire Liquorpond Gray’s Inn-lane Parry’s Buildings Tower-street Newgate John Armer Hugh Boyd Kil!ura Wells Goodchild Harris Latimore Holtham Billingsgate Newgate Market Bilfinggate Smithhfeld Mr. Marshall Winsinth Jon Kevnlay Stanfore Dingley Berks Vernon Licaia Mint Chamberlayne Treasury John Davenport Ladlane Miss Jenkins the Temple Lewis Travalle

Army officers and surgeons list from an old record

A lengthy, fragmentary roll of officers including Thomas Clarke and John Callow with ranks from Captain to Ensign, names such as Henry Rooke Hugo Meynell and James Stewart, plus a note about Dr. Petrie as physician and Lieut Col Wrightson becoming Major at Chelsea Hospital. Also an advertisement for a rupture cure hospital in London run by Mr Lee with royal endorsements and six court verdicts supporting its efficacy.

Thomas Clarke John Callow Capeaid William Waller Comeieks Carge Henry Rooke Hugo Meynell Ormet 4Th Reg. Dragoons Preston Cornet William Cartwright Richd. Lumley Comet 16Th Reg Light Dragoons Wafter James Stewart Francis DiOyly Francis Dundas Lord Thomas Pelham Iinton Robert Fulke Greville 76Th Foot Charles Stephensom 25Th Reg Charlies Watson William St. Clair John Williamson Charles Williamson 39Th Robert Clerk James Figge George Herbert Ambrose Simpson William Macleod 66Th Reg Edmund Strachan Campbell Calendar William Ironside Charles William Este William Thompson Gilbert Webster Robert Petrie Tower of London Caleb Hardinge Col John Wrightson Chelsea Hospital William Sparke Westminster-bridge London Lee Arundel -Street Strand Corporation of Surgeons of London Peneral Army Privy Council Germany

Large stock of Madeira and Port wines for sale at cost

An importer offers large quantities of Madeira at 26s per dozen and Red Port White Port and Sherry at 16s3d per dozen. Wines have been in bottles for 12 months and are warranted sound. Two dozen may be sent to buyers within mortality bills, returnable if not liked. Payment on delivery. hampers and bottles refundable on return.

F. Greville Wilbury Wiltshire Sol A. B. Lefe Winchester Privy Gardens Whitehall William Phelips Fohm Cater William Twycross Wiliam Chandler Elgis Jasper Bartholomew Jay Spring-Gardens Guildhall Cox Roocol Bank of England Itty N.B Charles Bearblock Distaff Lane

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