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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 20, 1779

Page

2

Court Martial Transcripts Reveal Fragments on Sir Hugh Palliser Case

A court martial proceeding is discussed with witnesses and newspapers cited, detailing questions about Sir Hugh Palliser and the Formidable. Testimony questions the influence of newspaper reports while noting observed signals, ship positions, and possible disobedience.

Evie Dence Morsing Post Afd Sir Robert Mag Hugh Palliser Robert

Defeat of Rebels at Briar Creek and Prevost’s Reports

In a despatch from A Prevost, Major General Prevost describes British actions against rebel forces near Briar Creek, detailing the defeat, seized enemy arms, and the loss of seven cannon. He praises Lt. Col. Prevost and Sir James Baird, notes naval reductions and the departure of Captain Parker, and expresses commitment to royal service and future operations to secure communications with back-country allies.

Prevost George Germain Ebenexer Georgia Savannah Campbell Augusta Briar Creek Hudson’s Ferry England Parker Phoenix Gambier Sach Hudson’s M‘pherson 71St 71 Regiment James Baird Florida Brigade Lincoln Elbert Goth Regiment Tawe C. A. Prevost Col Carolina North South Carolina

Copenhagen Gazette Reports Disaster and Georgian Peace Proclamation

A Danish port emergency mentions a disastrous powder magazine explosion at the East Gate Bastion injuring several and damaging distant palaces. The issue also includes a Georgia peace proclamation reinstating 1775 laws and news of James Harris being knighted as a Knight Companion of the Bath.

Carolina Copenhagen Georgia James Harris Pignipoceneiany Petersburg Order of the Bath

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