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21 Nov 1776

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1776

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London Evening Ledger 1776 Stitch of Sail and Crime

Extra details from November 21 to 23 1776 report shipping orders for double sail production at Chatham and Plymouth and guardships stocked for six months. Notable items include Lt Ralph Paine’s appointment, a Kent Indiaman moved to Blockhouse-hole, a large money discount at the Bank, and a gruesome Pontefract domestic sale of a wife. Reports of assaults, burglaries, arrests, and multiple local notices fill regional pages with court actions and marriages in London.

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London Puerto Chatham Ralph Paine William Paine Plymouth Gosport Spithead St. James’s Jazz Joan Knot Pontefract Robert Rider Market Cross George Munell Oxford Middlesex Hospital Litchfield-street Newgate James Grant James Perleaze Bowsier Wregthh Pulham Zoo Touglas Cancun St. Paul’s Lindt Windsor Rotherhithe Lawson Norman Judith Walmoden Kemble Cannon-leer Mits Tougood Mathew Tougood Mathew Tougood, Sig Walthamstow Mr. Pass Bridgesstreet Covent Garden Mirs Gam Harlesdon Green Joseph Finch Eig Holsingbury Taylor Rochester Nathaniel Hawse Bow Edmund Smith Giliot Charter-house-lane Hatton-street Robert Patience Fleet-street Long Acre Walford Bath Fields Velafont
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Loyalist speech attacks Americans and urges unity and defence

A forceful, heavily religious argument condemns American actions as rebellious and urges concord with the Crown. The writer accuses traitors of exploiting colonists, defends independence as necessary, and calls on clergy to weigh prayers against war. He cites biblical justice and frames resistance as preservation of liberty against oppression.

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Israel Minden Observator
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Hurricane Rumors Reach Barbadoes And Caribbean

A London letter from November 15 reports a violent hurricane at Barbadoes causing widespread crop and cane damage, with Barbadian, Guadaloupe, and Margarita reports of devastation. Slaves from those colonies face lack of buyers as crops fail and ships sink. Privateers seize multiple ships on the Banks of Newfoundland. Lisbon letters note Newfoundlanders reached by Dove and other ships, later released. Providence Tonkin arrives Bristol from St Vincent without convoy and no privateer contact. Polly and Eliza beth safely reach St Augustine from London.

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Liverpool Barbadoes Guadaloupe Marigaiante Providence
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