Arrival of Admiral Shuldham fleet at Sandy Hook 1776
Dispatch from Governor Tryon aboard the Duchess of Gordon reports the arrival of the British fleet under Admiral Shuldham at Sandy Hook and General Howe landing troops on Staten Island with loyalist support. He notes rebels entrenched near Long Island and New York, cannon, field artillery, and preparations to block North River passages. Loyalists flock to government forces, while efforts include naval transports and volunteers forming provincial corps for defense.
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Empire at stake in Howe dispatch critique in Gazette
The piece argues ministers misjudged the New York threat, cites Howe’s letter from Sandy Hook, and questions the credibility of reported rebel strength. It condemns reliance on royalist zealots, warns of strategic miscalculations, and notes Staten Island and Long Island vulnerabilities as Britain presses for decisive gains.
Three Choirs Benefit Concert at Worcester Cathedral
A July 22 1776 notice announces a September Worcester Cathedral concert to aid widows and orphans of poor clergy. It lists soloists, choral and instrumental works by Handel Boyce Mozart and others, with anticipated performances at College Hall and Cathedrals, led by Mr Isaac and with stewards the Earl of Badword and the Bishop of Worcester.
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