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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 27, 1780

Page

3

Plague in the capital and naval dispatches abroad

Reports from July 29 describe the plague breaking out in the capital and nearby villages while a chain of European naval movements unfolds. From Cadiz to Lisbon and St. Lucia, fleets, convoys, captures, and warnings unfold as markets, war plans, and diplomatic exchanges shape the Atlantic theater.

Holland Constantinople Fune Petersbourg Germany Moscow Cadiz Don Louis de Cordova Brest Gibraltar Paris Russia Cape Invincible Ministry de Guichen de la Mothe Piguet St. Domingo le Bien- Aime Monf. de Kermadec Alexandre Monf. de Beaumont la Magicienne de la Broucheterie la Bellone de Govidec Cotter l'Espiegle Monf. de Clesmur Amperdam Laf Leiters Lisbon Maynes and Co Guerrier Marseilles Hague Denmark Copenhagen London Versailles Count de Luchefi Spain North Sea Elfignor Alfred Collins Wyborne Sound Leith America Asth Init Martinico Rowley Walsingham Medway Boyne St. Lucia Conwall George Rodney Cornwall Albion

Fortitude and cutters sail with Dromedary and Charon

Windy June 27 brings Fortitude to stay with Dromedary and Charon along with the expedition and Wells cutters and the Scourge floop.

Deal His Fortitude Dromédary Charon Bury Wells

British Planed North River Attack From New York

A New York bound vessel reports Sir Henry Clinton has arrived from Charles Town with about 10,000 troops. He aims to land on the Jersey side near King's Ferry and attack General Washington, despite determining to fight Washington at all hazards. Orders have long directed Clinton to confront Washington.

General Washington Bound Brook East Jersey Philadelphia Middle Brook New York Jatt Lang London Graves Resolution Chaloner Ogle Royal Oak Bedford America Prudent Lord Gorge Germain Pall Mall Gibraltar Admiral Greaves China Western Isles Plymouth Geary Brest Havre de Barcelo Sir George Rodney Barbadoes Andromeda Sir George George Rodney Rodney Bristol Gros Iflet Bay St. Lucia Leeward Martisico Royal Leeward Island Bay of Carenage Cornwall Mercury Fairy Newfoundland Woolwich His Belliqueux Fitzherbert Edward Lucy Bras Oporte Boston Joseph Drummond Fayal New Yorks George Petersburgh Waterford Dover Ross Botton Deane Canterbury Dover Road Royal Independent Volunteers Madrid United Provinces Council of Healh Fortitude Mary Madeira Grand Fleet Londonderry Zogans Lough Swilly Liverpool Coulthard Congress Watt Paris Howe Deptford Portsmouth Robertson New London Hancock Virginia England 14Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Col. Harcourt Green Park King’s Mews Prince of Wales Ofmaburgh Kew Lord Amherst Morrison Lighthorse Lady Harcourt Lord Robert Manners Lady Howe Count Welderen Dfnaburgh Hyde Park Queen’s Palace Puards Horse Grenadier Guards Guildhall St. James’s Rms Esdaile Thomas Hayley Clarke Woldridge Hart Kitche Wright Pugh Alsop Harley Parcort Prince Charles of Lorraine Leopold Lorraine and Bar Charlotte-Aglzé Orleans Fisler France Francis Laneville Mary Anne of Austria Austrian Netherlands Halifax Nova Scotia Campbeltown Northampton Devon Jones Palfprave Place Puylick Wenesdas Charles Nisbe Montrose Patrick Caalmers Auldbar Eig. Shriff Forfar George Gornon Nach Brifted Sherborn Grammar School Sherborne Bishop’s Cauncile Haydon Cores William Tucer Kington Seymour Somers -Thire Munday Thomas Sedgwick Macqueen Befton Long Sir Henry Clinton Charles Town North River King’s Ferry Henry Guinton Washington
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