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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 07, 1776

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War related notices from distant colonies and supply details

Fragmentary OCR lists posthouse references in Egham Cheriey Laitham and Mr B Nop at Thorpey with Riley of London, abducted mules from London and Chertley. It mentions War seats in New England and Bunkers Hill, Theatre of War in North America, with distances and prices, plus a miscellaneous account of volumes in feiter pietas.

Egham Cheriey Laitham Placecs Fale Nop Thorpey Mir. Riley Loogeacre London Chertley Ocaines New England North America

Loyalist shift and fleet movements amid American crisis

Monday dispatch from London reports Maryland delegates returning to Congress after withdrawal over independence. Letters suggest American government supporters concede colonies are lost to Britain without 60,000 more troops. Silas Deane in Versailles, new ships at Gravesend, guardships planned, and orders to crew Invincible and Ariadne as detachment ships sail for America. Friday, Will. died at Sheerness.

Maryland Friends of Government America Great Britain Carolina Silas Deane Eig Congress France Versailles Minden North America Dextar Monteith Quebec Richmond Rogers Staten Tiland Gen. Carleton Lord Howe Gravesend His Culloden Deptford Hope Portsmouth Majetty Sheerness Prince George Aggutta Laft Will

Shipwrecks and robberies plague London harbor notes

Reports describe the loss of the Charles, Henry from Rochelle to Dun kirk near Saliea after a raid on the crew. The Portland, Bramwell, rewarded underwriters for retaking her from the Americans and delivering her to Lancaster. Royal notices record deaths and appointments, including Earl of Banbury and Lord William Gordon. Robberies include Finchley bed-chamber thefts, Lord Mayor's chariot holdup, and a Goswell Street coach basket heist. Public notices cover promotions, marriages, and deaths across Newark, Ludgate Hill, and Oxford Market.

Gauntlett Charles Henry Rochelle Dunkirk Saliea Portland Bramwell Lancaster Burford William Knollis Earl of Banbury Wallingford Baron Knollis of Greys William Gordon Duke of Gordon Scotland Earl of Marcn Lord Cathcart St. Paul’s Lorch Staines Burnham Green Newgate Od Bailey Chester Goswell-street Sharp Eagle Court Clerkenwell Harry Foffet Bow-tlreet Justice Blackborrow Southwark John Fielding Farris Srolen Goois t.org-Lane Pendée William Addington Bow Itreet William Rugge All Souls College Oxon Buckland Surry Salusbury Price Marrield O'Cirro Ireland Harriot Wrint Wright Rotherhithe Newark On Trent Snow Matthew, Snow Fham Rutlandshire Hill Clarke Monton Eliz. Horrabin Hatten Garden Diz Beth Burton Oxford Harris

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