War in the Windward Passage and Ipswich Address 1756
Exhal from a Cape Francois letter reports a June 27 engagement with three French ships, English captives, and a vast French capture in the Windward Passage. A later Ipswich borough address urges Parliament toward Triennial elections, militia reform, and scrutiny of war spending, warning of peril to Britain and its colonies.
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Exhal
Vefel
Cape Francois
Jamaica
New York
Ashfield
Alexander Hope
Africa
Santa Croix
Hope
Charles Duncan
Cooper
Mr. Ashifield
Copy of Lord Loudons Letter on Oswego and Relief Forces
Caledonian Mercury reports a supposed copy of a Loudon letter dated Albany August to the Rhode Island governor. It describes Oswego fort and stores in French hands, urges immediate provincial reinforcement and transport means, and warns of danger to Crown Point forces. The piece also notes a Buchany parish murder near Perth and the Solebay Mab of War entering Leith Harbor with damage to the vessel.
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Cotland
Caledonian Mercury
Lord Loudon
Rhode Island
Albany
Oswego
Crown Point
Edinburgh
Buchanry
Perth
de Eees
Solebay
Bravery of Captain Teasdale's Master in Engagement
The notice recalls the brave act of Captain Teasdale's master during a late engagement. Upon learning his master was killed, he was urged to surrender but paused briefly and chose to stand firm. The anecdote highlights steadfast conduct under fire as praised by British sailors.
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Gonery. Snews
Néziegfle
Teasdale
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