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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 14, 1777

Page

3

British General Praises Colonels For Defending Long Island Redoubt

In a Morristown May 24 message to Morris's House, General Kemble commends Colonel Hewlet and his men for repelling a large enemy attack on the Slataker redoubt on Long Island. He also notes Brigadier Campbell and Lieut Col Campbell of the 52d regiment for stout actions, and reports a 2000-strong force landing on Staten Island and being defeated with heavy losses by the Waldeck regiment and Provincial corps. The army will learn full losses when details are confirmed.

London Ameriga Morris Valentine’s Hill Tryon King’s-bridge Hewlet Slataker Long Island Hewlét Campbell Staten Island Picquet Waldeck Aland 52D Hanaleden Stephen ‘Kemble D. A.G

Letters from Quebec say rebels retreating to Saratoga

The London Gazette notes an old correspondent reporting from Captn Pearson in Quebec that Burgoyne’s forces, Arnold now commanding the Northern army with 12 brass cannons, retreat toward Saratoga while Americans fortify lines there. Ministers delayed publicizing September intelligence as backing for Burgoyne’s progress and Arnold’s relief march are discussed.

London Gazette Capty -Pearson Quebec Saratoga Arnold Burgoyne Howe New York New ‘York Lord George Minden Ministry Picquet Kingsbridge Tryon America

Duke of Gloucester's Aid and Atlantic News From 18th Century Letters

Reports from Altziburgh Germany to Cape Francois and Jamaica detail the Duke of Gloucester’s arrival en route to England and repairs at Gloucester House. Privateer Corrector sails with 20 guns. prize money shared in port. British ships, American privateers, and cargoes from the Americas and Portugal appear, with naval movements near Havana and Portu­guese trade.

Altziburgh Germany Duke of Gloucester England Gloucester-house William Beck Cape Francois America Jamaica Havannah New Spain Gayton Granada Porteus Prince of Orange Bibby Oporta Lisbon Brazils Lifton Harwich Prince of Orange Packer Helvoet Fluys Fleering Packet Michell Rais Americas Clifton Nantucket France Flora Rhode Iland Cork New York Knight Tighe Robinson Mary Smith Baltimore Langmuir Cambden Bonner Peter Lang Monarch Hall Nancy War Office Middlesex West India George and Vulture Plymouth Richmond Church Milne Ehfumane ‘Society Lincoln’s Inn Fields

Burglary Suspects Remanded at Bow Street

Public Office Bow Street yesterday heard Thomas Bright alias Ath James Grant Thomas Cox Thomas Horner and John Stewart charged with breaking into John Pardos Layton Essex house on the 7th instant and stealing coin spoons and valuables. Pardo’s lengthy testimony failed to prove guilt. Sideborn testified of a night raid by five men using pistols and threats. Witnesses not present led to recommittal until next Wednesday. Cox cleared of suspicion. Bright and Grant indicted for separate burglaries and sent to Newgate with retainers if necessary.

Thomas Bright Ath James Grant Thomas Cox Thomas Horner John Stewart John Pardo Layton Essex Pardo Richard Sideborn Mr. Pardo Sir John Fielding Cox Bright Grant Old Bailey Newgate

Robbery and commitment records from Blendon parish

John Perrych is committed on oath of John Cockbill for violently breaking and entering a dwelling in Blendon and taking bank notes, gold, linen, and other property. John Utson, valet de chambre to Captain Turter, is committed on oaths of Ann Burdick and Prudence Welch on suspicion of robbing Anthony Burdick of a gold watch and silver spoons, recommitted after prosecutors did not appear. John Perry was

John Perrych John Cockbill Martha Stevens Ling House Mr. Cockbill Blendon John- Utson Capt Turter Ann Burdick Prudence Welch Anthony Burdick John Perry

Anecdote of Lord Chesterfield on Card Match

While Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Chesterfield heard of a match between a notorious gambler and a virtuous woman. He smiled and quipped that there is nothing extraordinary in it and that brimstone and cards make an excellent match.

Lord Chesterfield Ireland

Newcastle Mayors and Officials Named in Town Elections

Monday last John Hedley was elected Mayor and Robert Clayton Sheriff for the coming year. John Anderson and William Serfe were elected Coroners. A list of Common Council members includes Geo. Copley, Richard Lacey, James Lidde, Christ. Wilkinson, Win Yielder and others. Last week George Hutchinson was elected Mayor of Stockton on Tees, and John Tempest was chosen Mayor of Hartlepool. Matthew Forster was elected Mayor of Berwick in place of the late David Pratt.

Newcastle John Hedley Robert Clayton Ohn Anderson William Serfe Efars Geo. Cole Pitts Ricard Lacey M. James Lidde Christ. Wikinson Win, Yielder Francis Johnson Win. Cramlington Ja. Tho. Loraine Ogle Wallis Janzs Aitkinson Snow Clayton Shafto Con’ter Joseph Saint Win Bacon Ja. Clark John Soribie Ian Alex, Adams Gee St.phenson Fenwick Coulter

Newmarket Second October Meeting Notes

Newmarket record of the second October meeting features detailed entries for three-year-olds and fillies in a deep stakes event. Notable horses include Dachin, Davensco, Belingbroke, and Herod progeny, with many entries listing sires such as Sclipfe and Chatsworth and mares like Young Sapphog inbred notes. The card lists weights, purses, and adjustments, including forfeit notes and post-race expectations, ending with a teaser that the report continues.

Newmarket Daven’sc Herod Sapphog D. Bolton Sclipfe Li Belingbroke Herd Sir J. Moore Marotte Mac Ld Offory B. c Warp Ld Clermont Gooss Ld Clermanv Infanta Goz C. Bampfylde Baulle Tulo Tongs Noite Noer Fnag Mr. Pigot Shirk Abincdon Levisathan B.C Vernon Feof Mir. Piguet C. Bu Tury Coufnt Shafto Clermont Virnos Oor H. Fr Poo Mr. O'Kelly Venus

State Lottery 1777 Premium Scheme by SHEE and Co

The State Lottery offices in London promote a Premium Scheme offering Premium Tickets or five-number insured tickets with 7590 prizes. Prizes include 1500 and 3000 pound levels, with duplicates of drawn tickets and other chances advertised. Government securities fund prize payments daily. tickets available at offices and through merchants.

Shee and Co Charing-Cross Northumberland House Cornhill London Mesfrs Smid Wright and Gray’s Lombard-street

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