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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1776

Page

4

Abingdon Freeholder letter criticizes Vale ad misrepresentation

A letter from an Abingdon Freeholder denounces a controversial advertisement issued by the Vale or Trees of the Forest factions. The writer questions the resolutions and authenticity of signatories like Charles Hatt Esquire and Samuel Selwood, warning of damages to Lord Craven’s reputation and urging readers to judge the piece in harsh light. The note promises a fuller discussion in Tuesday’s issue.

Vale Neville Charles Hatt, Esg Samuel Selwood-dare Lord Craven Abingdon

Colonial militia strength and continental relief efforts

The postscript details colonial military capacity with about 40,000 armed men and 38,000 attached to the American cause, 9,500 minute men, and ample ammunition and artillery. It notes Cambridge regiments totaling 16,422 effective soldiers, ongoing enlistments in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and reports on Montgomery at Quebec and Carleton’s garrison. Saltpetre and sulphur supplies are strong, with riverine gunboats and coastal fortifications to follow.

Masssachusett’s Council of Safety Cambridge Connecticut New York Jersey Pennsylvania Wooster Montreal Canada Montgomery Quebec Carleton

Belt and Hatchet Saga Ties Indians to War Plans in 1775 Albany

Congress publishes letters and testimony from December 1775 detailing Indian conference outcomes. War Belt gifts at Montreal linked to efforts to stir tribes against the colonies, with Oneida and Six Nations chiefs referenced. Examinations reveal alleged schemes by Lord Dunmore and Connelly to raise forces for action in Virginia and Detroit. Official dispatches urge caution, custody of suspects, and coordination with Virginia conventions.

Jobnson Montreal Congress Charles Thomson Frederick County Maryland Tam Allen Cameron John Smith John Connelly Gibson Connelly Lord Dunmore White Eyes General Gage John Hanson John Hancock Frederick Town Chamerr Scotland Virginia Henderson Col. Connelly Charles County Norfolk Lancaster County Pennsylvania Fort Dunmore Gage Boston Gen. Gage Canada Detroit Jamaica Smith Councils of Safety Augusta County Alexandria Illinois Earl of Dunmore Major Connelly Captain White Eyes Dunmore

Battery Fire and Provocs in Charles Town Siege

Interlicence frew Boston. The Provincials completed a battery within 700 yards and fired twice, throwing a shell into the town center. Howe responded with a battery opposite M Daniel's rope-walk. Provos seized ministerial carpenters from remaining houses at night. report says no desertions. A war fleet with transports may sail south soon.

Shuldham Howe M‘daniel Charles Town

Grand Masquerade Ball at Cornelys Hall in London

Letter from Portmouth reports the arrival of the Alice from Boston with wounded soldiers and a lost ship, earlier vessel Endeavour from Youghall. Carlisle House notes a Grand Masquerade Ball on Monday next with two ladies or one gentleman entry, two and a half guineas, requests coachmen directions, and formal apology for misprint involving Mr. Metell. The piece also clarifies the death of Josephius Jeffries the customs deputy versus James Jeffries.

Portmouth Alice Blackman Boston Endeavour Churchell Youghall Carlisle-House Soho Square M—tell Josephius Jeffries James Jeffries

Mail from Holland and royal orders reach regiments

Paris February 5 officers of regiments ordered to repair to their corps by March 1 and await further kingly orders. Vienna January 31 a mother in labor with four sets of twins, all alive, baptized in parish church. Also lists various stock prices and a published journal of the Continental Congress proceedings from Philadelphia in 1775.

Holland Paris Vienna Philadelphia London J. Almon Burlington House Piccadilly Ja Sewell Cornhill J. Bew Pater Netter Row Williams Fleet-street

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