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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1777

Page

4

Letter to Lord Dartmouth Calls for Accountability in War

A fragment from a London Evening Post letter criticizes Lord Dartmouth for actions during the American conflict. It accuses him of cowardice, misjudgment, and harmful policies toward the Colonies, predicting independence and public distress as consequences of his conduct. The missive portrays strong emotion and questions his political loyalty and leadership.

Jong Howe Ibve Mervin Dartmouth Ireland Dublin George Leicester Germany Mindeney Nut Fontenoy Ian Minden St. Pae George Renville Wight America Portsmouth Vancoffe Mackenzie Cowes Law’ Department North Germaine Ri Paddy St. James’s Rigby George Germaine Oxford Gloria Mundi Express

Madrid report on St Sacrament colony and war costs

Postscript notes Madrid confirms capture of St Sacrament by St Rose frigate and reports fortifications expended and port filled. It claims peace signed between our Court and Portugal with reciprocal cession of conquered lands and Portugal paying Spain’s war expenses. Magistrate orders a census to identify residents able to serve in the King's troops.

Madrid St. Rose St. Sacrament Itvis Portugal Spain

Campaign maneuvers near Fort Stanwix and Burgoyne

Extracted letters recount St Leger and Johnstone plans against Fort Stanwix, ambush tactics, savage allies, and rebel losses. Burgoyne’s foraging party defeated. refugees and chiefs killed or captured. Reports of Hessian deceits and American state of war circulate. letters note strategic moves and morale across New York frontier.

Mixed London news and notices from 1777 era

A fragmented London chronicle reports on letters from Belfast and Bordeaux, privateers and naval movements including the Randolph frigate and a 22-pounder portside privateer brig, plus city ceremonies. It notes Lord Mayors at the Mansion House, Cambridge Vice Chancellor election, Garrick visiting Covent Garden, wax works in Pall Mall, a suicide in Oxford Market, a theft at Lamb Inn, rising sugar prices, and a state lottery drawn from November records.

Taissher Minden Howes Howe Belfast Philips Bourdeaugs Bourdeaux Parker Philadelphia Maryland Portsmouth West Indies James Esdaile Guildhall Mansion House Thomas Christ College Cambridge Garrick Hampton Covent-garden Mifg Han Nah Moore Xeder Correl Oxford-market Wingrove Lambinn Wych-street Butcher-Row Byfield and Hawksworth Craig’s’ Court Charing- Cross

Tragicoreview and stock listings in Covent Garden notes

The Covent Garden report criticizes Kilpatrick's Richard III performance as uneven yet promising in moments, while Mrs. Hartley and others are critiqued for mannerisms. the piece ends with a stock prices roundup listing various Indian bonds annuities and lottery tickets with brief values.

Richard III Farnight Kilpatrick Rant Buffle Richard Anne Mr. Full Henry

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