Coastal News Item Summary of Port Arrivals and Fires
The entry notes ships arriving at Dover Cowes and Liverpool tied to Jamaica Antigua St Kit s and Virginia routes. A fire near a church in Adol bus Frederick burned for six hours consuming 45 stocks. A mail robbery near Deal yielded two suspects and recovered letters. British envoy Harris seeks permission for a Memel consul. Various vessels sail or remain in the Downs and report winds and arrivals from Hamburg Cadiz Leghorn and Stockholm.
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Adol
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Berkin
Harris
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Eleanor
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Antigua
Industry
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Brown
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Dublin
Nancy
Sally
Croix
Hawke
Rooney
Liverpool
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Publica Fides
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Union
Barber
Rotterdam
Portsmouth
Roche
Ireland
Cambridge
Hutton
Virginia
Leghorn
Hercules
Delaan
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Forfax
Williams
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Hughes
Samuel Gordon
Wandsworth
Mrr. Gordon
Gordon
Kay
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Lat We
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Baynon
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Curtis
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Edward Hammock
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Daniel Haynes
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Anid
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William Daw
Xennington Common
Richard Beadon
Little Burstead
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Miss Gearing
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Prince’s Street
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Borough
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William Davis
John Lester
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Washington Lands In Cambridge Receives Mass Congress Address
Cambridge July 6 Washington arrives from Philadelphia as Commander in Chief of American forces. The Massachusetts Congress and delegates present heartfelt congratulatory addresses praising his virtue and patriotism, pledging support and requesting disciplined army standards and provisions for health and safety in camp life. The letter expresses wishes for divine blessing, long life, and success in the war effort.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Continental Congress
Charles Lee
Efgard
Washington
Lee
Massachusetts Colony
Baipretiee
Anito
America
Congress
Massachusets Bay
Washington and Massachusetts Congress Greeting in 1775
George Washington and Charles Lee receive congratulatory messages from Massachusetts leaders. The letters praise republican zeal, military duty, and the cause of liberty, while urging discipline, unity, and divine guidance for success in the ongoing American struggle.
Philadelphia Journal July 1 1775 Military actions and notices
Extra from Cambridge recounts a Boston trumpeter and a long exchange between General Burgoyne and General Lee about the American dispute. Reports note a post burned on the Neck and a fleet sailing from Boston. Philadelphia officers discuss minute men, while other items cover Carolina intelligence, a death at Bunker’s Hill, ship movements, and local court actions.
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Lee
America
Military Association For the City and Liberties of
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City and Liberties
College Hall
House of Assembly
Hesse
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Germany
Kew
Warren
Bunker’s Hill
Charles Town
Spendlove
43D
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Blackburn
Dover
Lord Danmouth
George
Virginia
Bristol
Mount Holly
Kerr
Liverpool
Totners
Waring
Maryland
Charles Thompson
Reed
Africa
Portsmouth
Jersey
St. Hilary
General Conway
Dutton East Indiaman
Capt. Rice
Ately
Bay
Old
Lloyd’s Coffee-house
Lombardftreet
Acteon
S. W
Maria
Spithead
Guildhall
Smithfield
Company of Mercers
Newoham
Bowstreet
Cuthbert
Cook
Fagan
Talbot
Letters From The Bristow Gazette On American Affairs
The Brisvrou Gazette from Bristel Aug 31 notes dispatches sent to General Gage and Howe named chief at Botton. It cites proposals to Gen Washington, remarks on Parliament, Burke’s arrival, Dunning’s arrival for General Goat Delivery, and juries. Recorder’s charge discussed Civil liberties and British unity, with political debate over American affairs.
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Gage
Howe
Botton
Washington
Gordial
Edmund Burke, Esq
Jon Dunning
House of Commons
Bridh
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