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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1780

Page

3

Cannister shot and naval prize list from 1780 Charleston

A dated inventory notes cannister shot quantities for field and fort guns, powder, cartridges, and ordnance gear. It lists captured ships of war near Charles Town, naming vessels such as the Pirate, Avanture, and Ranger with gun counts and officers, followed by muster figures and militia strength at Fort Moultrie on May 7, 1780. The document closes with the commanding officers and references the Gazette supplement.

Defroyrd Charles Town Pirate Funk Casaetey Cos Trille C. Orness S ‘Gusen France Sseecra Mylcrie Dane Ditco Pavidence Ranger Avanture Nice Sieur de Bruler de Vaiteaux Polacre M. Arbuthnot Fort Moultrie Sullivan's Island Seamer Imarines Hudson, Gambier Kacwes Royal Navy Militia Liverpool Barbara Perry St. Lucia Rodney England Grots Imet Marinico Rutey Martinico Lisbon Dartmouth la Fortune Cape Francois Bourdeaux Bristol Pune Nelson l’Albe King Road Jersey Elizabeth London Quebec Falmouth America Granville George Duc de Mortimer St. Maloe'’s Fyall Buen Consejo Salter Srailor Portugal Johnstone Romney Mons Bellecombe Pondicherry

Shipping arrivals and departures on the River St Lawrence

On Saturday June 17 ships Arrived and sailed for the River St Lawrence including Edwards and Adamant from Hallifax and Wyat. vessels Hero Swinburn Albion Fro Amazon Gray Earl Dunmore Murray bound for New York and Jamaica. Atkinson Leayard for Cork. Flying Fith cutter from a craize remained with the fleet observed in wind from the north.

Deal Funess Wind N. W St. Lawrence Edwards Adamant Wyat Hallifax Hero Swinburn Albion Fro Amazon Gray Earl Dunmore Murray New York Hercules Wright Jamaica Atkinson Leayard Cork Craize Portsmouth Marlborough St. Helen’s du Guay Trouin Kitty General Wain General Reed Neptune Savile Guernsey Liverpool Dolly Philadelhia Alderman Thomas Guildhall John Parsons Radcliffe Irriary Oxord Earl of Lichfield Roger Newdigate Earl of Litchfield Hil Street Berkeley-share Countess Dowager of Consol Mr. Hare Poland Fox Charles Tmbe Doar

Riots and naval notes flood London and Charles Town

A chaotic miscellany reports privy council deliberations, military actions, and riots in London. Dispatches describe fires in Charleston, sackings, and troop movements toward North Carolina and Camden, with ships and privateers cruising Atlantic waters.

Capitulation proposal for Charles Town siege 1780

Manuscript letters and capitulation articles from April May 1780 in Charles Town describe Lincoln Clinton Arbuthnot negotiations to surrender the town under humane terms. The document warns of bombardment while offering protection for inhabitants, stores, and militia, and outlines terms for prisoners and post surrender arrangements.

Henry Clinton Lincoln Charlesown Sir Henry Clinton Knight of the Bath Arbuthnot Charles Yown Dis Retion H. Clinton South Carolina

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