Navy reports capture of rebel fleet on Lake Champlain
From the London Gazette Nov 23 1776 news arrives of Sir Guy Carleton’s dispatch on the Lake Champlain actions. The rebel fleet, defeated in two engagements, with Waterbury captured and several vessels burned. Dacres commended for gallant service aboard Carleton, and artillery corps praised for sustaining heavy fire. Lieutenant Dacres arrived from Quebec with letters. Inflexible, Maria, Carleton schooners, Thunderer, and Loyal Convert led the day’s naval actions. losses small for the royal force, with 30-46 casualties including 8 killed outright. Further details to Lieut. Dacres for official dispatches.
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Congress
Washington
Os. Jose's
John Earl
Kingdom of Ireland
St. Fames’s
John Collet
Genoa
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Naval action on Lake Champlain and fleet losses
A long, fragmentary report details American and British naval forces on Lake Champlain, listing ships and armaments, such as Carleton and Maria, with several vessels burned or sunk on October 13, and British and rebel losses. It notes Captain Pringle’s letter praising Lordships for the victory on October 13, and mentions crews detached from various ships and a partial account of the engagement and aftermath.
Estate Sale of Copyhold Farms in Lindridge Parish
A detailed listing offers copyhold farms and lands for sale in Newnham and Lindridge, Worcestershire. It names Rev Thomas Kaske and other tenants, with rents ranging from a few shillings to several pounds, plus rights of common and a river fishery on the Team and Rea. The parcels include Deepcroft, Cherry Orchard, Dearnhill, Foxnilis, and others with assorted turnpike road access and adjoining premises. Further estates are offered near Bromday and Bromley, with extensive common rights and market access. Copies of the full particulars are available from Mr Robert Pardoe or Mr Charles Hiland.
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