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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 09, 1777

Page

3

Ship News: Arrivals and winds steady off coast

Thursday September 11 ship news reports wind north and boats sailing to Cadiz aboard Bienfaisant. Arrivals include The Betsey from Londonderry to Antigua Dover Waifley from London to Oporto and many vessels from Petersburgh Leghorn and other ports arriving at Hoylake Yarmouth Amsterdam and Lancaster with various cargoes and origins noted.

Desk Bienfaisant Teries Cadiz Betsey Grice Londonderry Antigua Dover Waifley London Oporto Brothers Chapman Petersburgh Lowestoffe Jot Stricklard Leghorn Hoylake Gray Yarmouth Amphitrite Dale Ditto Swart

Merchants and ships in Iberia and Danube trade push ahead

Yesterday arrived from Holland and Flanders letters note merchant ships face difficulties at Constantinople passage to the Black Sea contrary to treaty. Emperor orders Friesle to buy twelve vessels to export Hungarian produce. Danube navigation to Turkey tested with two ships. Empress abolishes peasant tributaries in Bohemia, motive published. Colonels petitioning to avoid colonial service told replacements will be found if health allows.

Holland Flanders Petersburgh Constantinople Porte Black Sea Vienna Friesle Danube Turkey Hungary Bohemia Paris Count de St. Germain Duke of Gloucester Haldimacd Quebec Guy Careleton Jamaica Nantz Bilboa Spain England France East India Company William Frazer Lord Mansfield China Direct Lord Holland Patrick Lawson Hillsborough Robert Preston Latham John Prince the Huntingdon Coast China Queen Peter Douglas St. Helena Bencoolen Coast and Bay Edward Berrow Royal Bombay Colebrooke Arthur Morris Madeira Royal Henry Robert Rous Bengal Morse George Kent Cott John Jarvis Hunter Dartmouth Weymouth Berry Head Chace Liberty South Carolina Pitney Montaguehouse K**p Ratcliffe Highway John Fielding Justice Addington James Barret Joseph Hennon Fae Thomas Hollis Suspi

British war news from Boston July 10 1777

London advices report Gen Howe’s plan to push through Jersey to Pennsylvania failed as British forces withdrew, while Washington’s army goes on the offensive. Celebrations mark American Independence with toasts, salutes, and fireworks in Boston and reflections on Jersey raids by Col. Morgan. Reports include Virginia duke’s death, Haldimadx becomes Quebec governor, prize ships, and local court cases with blames and robberies.

Howe Lord Germaine America Jersey Pennsylvania Washington Gordon Roxbury United States General Heath Continental Army and Navy Crafts Col. Hichborn Independent Company Col. Hatch Congress Fort Hill Castle Stgnd Hull Col. Craft Regiment of Artillery Congress Street Col. Crafts Virginia

Scotch Oath Law Sparks Loyalist Farewell Turmoil

From mid 18th century Portland era, the report cites a controversial act barring Scotch oaths, criticizing Parliament and King, predicting a split in empire. It notes Howe’s retreat from Brunswick, Stirling’s forces, Morgan’s riflemen, and captures near Perth Amboy with casualties and booty pursued. Also mentions Danbury cannon balls found, and Tory pardons under May 6 Convention. sourced from the Boston Journal July 10, 1777.

Middle- Brook Brunswick Howe Col Morgan Perth-Amboy Stirling Westfield Cortlandt Bergen New- York New-York Danbury John Wood

Egham Races One Mile Sweepstakes Win By Mr Verson

The sweepstakes of regs each nine subscribers ran one mile and was won by Mr Verson's grey colt by Arabia, three years old. The same day the sweepstakes of regs each five subscribers was won by Mr Verna.

James Lambert Haberdasher Blackfriars-bridge Edward Smith St. Martin’s Lane Osecute John Harrison John Richardson Fulham Old Bailey Thomas Jones Satuthill Dukestreet Manchester Square James Harrison Richard Burn Richard Turwood Sam Wildman Cheaphole Barnaby Bryce Joan Salter Sarah Shaw Jane Elders John Buffin David Orme William Ridgeway John Moore Jeremiah Fogg Henry Bridger Tottenham Court Road Wm. Henley Thomas Summers Elizabeth Thompson Ann Baker John Gretton Newgate George Peace Uxbridge Aéton Shepherd’s Bath Turnham-green Bailey Bird Norwich Anne Dorling John Benson Carift Church College Oxford Benson Gloucester Mr. Verson Arabia Verna

Provoked Wife at Haymarket Shows Digges as Sir John Brute

Review of the Haymarket performance of The Provoked Wife with Mr Digges in Sir John Brute. Critics note the role reveals his snatches of merit but call for a stronger, more natural display of Brute’s brutish fashion and character.

Mr. Digges Sir John Brute Jacky Brute Hec Brateau Mr. Dirges Green Room

Exculpation of Captain Ayscough Debate in Hyde Park

A letter questions Captain Ayscough’s private inquiry into the poultice charge brought by Mr. Swift. It urges publishing Sir John Elliot’s court testimony and demands public access to the medical and legal affidavits. The writer asks if the Crown would sanction a pension or reward, and grills the Court Martial’s conduct and the captain’s behavior in the field of honor.

Ayscough Swift Lord Barrington Sis Moyey John Elliot Ayfcough Dactor Elliot Dettor Elliot Ell Sir John Dottor Jebb Dotter Elliot Hyde Park Colonel Captain Ayfcough Mr. Swift Arnold Gray’s Inn

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