Charles-Town Gazette August 1 1776 wartime letters and notices
The Charles Town Gazette prints letters and fragments from 1775 76 discussing American independence British policy distrust of press restraints and the impact of the war on colonies and West Indies. It includes a placeman and a country gentleman debating ministerial policies and a drama note on Harlequin General and an erratum.
Voyage ends with many passengers from Virginia ship Grace
Postscript from Whitehaven reports the ship Grace Captain Donaldson arriving in 28 days from Virginia with many passengers including genteel families tradesmen and servants and enslaved people. They describe Dunmore's fleet battles, water shortages, and ship damage. some vessels burned at St George's Island. Americans' push toward independence. concern over safety and transport to ports. several military appointments and local incidents noted.
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Sullivan’s Island
Bristol
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B—ne
America
Pariffi
Congress
Knights of Independence
Great-Britain
United Colonies
Great Britain
United States of North America
Whitehaven
Grace
Donaldson
Virginia
Lord Dunmore
Greenock
Dunmore
Baltimore
Maryland
Logan
Potomack River
Alex. S. Hammond
Glasgow
St. Augustine
Bermuda
Antigua
London
Massachusett’s Bay
Downs
Lord Howe
General Howe
Henry Caldwell
Gordon
76Th Regiment
Chambly
Edward Parker
Regiment of Foot
York
New York
York Courant
Lord North
Worcester
Deal
Prince of Wales
Woods
Montferrat
Snellhall
Smith
St. Vincent’s
Fox
Forsley
Grenada
Oliver
Liverpool
The
Cul
France
Westminster Bridge
England
Stepney Church
Anthony Dawkins
Plaistow
Essex
Bengal
Arabella Tomlinson
Stepney
Fheophilus M‘neal, Esq
Barbadoes
Cowes
Tawe
India
South Sea
Constitutional tours humLy praised in London Evening Port
The London Evening Port extols constitutional tours as the honest wish of every real fiend for Britain, praising incensed rioters, arsonists, and jailers in a paradoxical pledge. It calls for American prosperity, peace in Great Britain, and the prolongation of life, while wishing ministers meet deserts and discord die.
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London
Great Britain
Old England
America
Address of the Assembly of Barbadoes to the King and Mon tezuma
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Old England and Mon tezuma with a Tuesday mention of Toby Trim. The readable items suggest a colonial or theater style notice but lack complete names, dates, or actions to confirm a concrete event.
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Old England
Barbadoes
MonTezuMa
Toby Trim
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