News from London Gazette on American frontier actions
Reports from New York and Niagara detail defeat and casualties after Indian attacks on Willmar's convoy and a schooner crew repelling 350 savages on Lake Erie. British officers Campbell Frazer Rosco and others killed. Sir William Johnson renews peace with Six Nations. Also notices on bankrupts, dividends, sheriffs, and local appointments.
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