Quebec Defences Grow as Arnold Force Reaches Point Levi
The Arnold expedition presses toward Quebec with 800 troops reduced to 500 after provisions ran low. They reach Point Levi and are welcomed by Canadians who supply provisions. Quebec’s governors move to defend the town as 300 garrison troops clash with Arnold’s men on the riverbank. Montreal capitulates, leaving Quebec vulnerable with Carleton’s forces and muttered anxieties about supplies, morale, and ongoing plans for Montgomery’s arrival.
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London Evenings Pvt A CARD address on Bunker Hill numbers
A New Yorker sends a public plea to Colonel Mortis asking for grounds to claim 5006 Provincials were at the Battle of Bunker Hill. He cites D and John L as truth tellers and notes other reports say the Provincials numbered no more than 2000. The letter stresses veracity and patriotism.
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Tobacco growth urged over sugar by planter in West Indies
A correspondent cites a West Indian planter aligned with the Marquis of Rockingham who proposes shifting land from sugar to tobacco in Barbados and other Windward colonies. He claims orders have been issued to discontinue sugar and seed tobacco, hoping to boost royal revenue from tobacco despite declining Virginia sales. Prices for Bank Stock and various annuities listed follow in a separate market note.
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