Siege of Charles Town Bar Debacle Report from Parker Letter
Extract from Sir Peter Parker’s letter dated July 9 at Charles Town Bar recounts the August 23 attacked by the fleet under Clinton against Sullivan's Island. Numerous ships breached the bar, batteries silenced, but the land force failed to secure the North End, with heavy casualties aboard Bristol Experiment Active and Solebay, officers wounded and captured, and Captain Hope praised for his conduct.
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Peter Parker
Stevens
Admiralty
Charles Town Bar
Charles Town
South Carolina
Cape Fear
Jane
Clinton
Long Island
Sulivan’s
Bristol
Experiment
Active
Solobay
N. W
James
Sphynx
Acteon
Syren
Actron
Hope
Mount Pleasant
Sulivan
Majzity
Sullivan’s Island
Pike
Solebay
Morris
Caulfield
Molloy
Nugent
William Campbell
Scott
Chambers
Mercury
New-York
Sir Peter Parker
John Morris
Alexander Scott
William Williams
Selebay
Thomas Symonus
Christopher Atkins
Tobias Furneaux
Anthony Hunt
Friendshi
Charles Hope
Ranger
Roger Willis
Thunder
James Reid
Saint Laurence
Joan Graves
Winehall
Lord George Germain
Suivan’s Island
Fanes
Kingdom of Great Britain
George Winn
Little Warley
Essex
Court of Exchequer
Scotland
Terbert Mackworth
Gnoll
Glamorgan
James Laroche
Over
Aldmondsbury
Gloucester
Henry Peyton
Doddington
Ile of Ely
George Baker
Given
Scot
Simons
Fourneau
Atkins
Hunt
Reed
Friendship
Art Sulivan
Withalso
Brill
Fort Suivan
Advan
Geously
British Seamen Volunteer In War Effort And Fort Sulivan Action
Report details British transports supplying sick and volunteers for ships. It notes Parker's squadron action at Fort Sulivan near Charles Town, with losses and damage to Bristol Experiment and other vessels, plus a lengthy critique of the engagement and communications, concluding with political commentary on American war conduct.
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Beaid
Bonker
Sulivan
Si Porter Parker
Sale by Auction of Lands in Staffordshire and Cheshire
Properties totaling about 539 acres in Eccleshall, Tunstall, and Weston go under the hammer on Monday September 2 1776 at the Royal Oak Inn Eccleshall. Multiple lots include farms at Seawood Pitts and Great Wood Heath with options to sell together or separately. Further parcels of nine to 57 acres lie in Afton Macclesfield and Droymen. Details from Mr Perry at Broughton Hall or Mr Gibbons Nantwich.
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Royal Oak Inn
Eccleshall
Stafford
Tunstall
Adbaston
Joseph Scott
Thomas Selman
John Dawson
Seawood Pitts
Hick Ofey
James Stoakes
Weston
Stancon
Edward Adderley
Thomas Seay
Bowers
Stanton
John Cotton
Abraham Martin
Great Wood Heath
Faid
Samwel Barlow
Lee
Droymen
Coldwich
Thomas Bettfan
Thomas Harding
Fentley
Macclesfield
Came
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