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Narrative of Vice Admiral Samuel Graves, December 29, 1774

The Lively proceded to Salem Road to prevent smuggling the Importation of Arms Ammunition &c

Nathaniel Shaw, Jr., to Peter Vandervoort & Co., New York Merchants, December 29, 1774

Yours 19th Ins is now before me & am sorry to find that the underwriters on the Hawk2…

"A List of Ships and Vessels which have Entered Inwards in the Port of Annapolis in Maryland," December 29, 1774

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Governor John Wentworth to Vice Admiral Samuel Graves, December 30, 1774

Since I had the honor to write you of the [20th] instant, the weather has continued excessively severe, I have however conferred…

Thomas Cushing to Benjamin Franklin, December 30, 1774

I have lately been favoured with a Copy of Lord Dartmouth's circular Letter to the Governors of the respective Colonies upon this…

Robert Eden, Governor of Maryland, to William Eden, Under Secretary of State, December 30, 1774

This Province has been tolerably quiet since I arrived ー Before that, they had in one or two Instances been second (I think) in…

Minutes of the Committee of Safety of Wilmington, North Carolina, December 30, 1774

Alexander Hostler, & Co., produced invoices of goods amounting . . .

"Remarks on Board ye Scarborough in Piscataqua River," December 31, 1774

Decr 1774 At Noon came on board His Excellency Governour [John] Went

Minutes of the Committee of Safety of Wilmington, North Carolina, December 31, 1774

The goods of Alexander Hostler & Co.; Hogg and Campbell, Abraham Hunter, Hanna, M'Clintock, & Co., and John Cruden & Co…

Disposition of the Squadron under Vice Admiral Samuel Graves, January 1, 1775

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The Banks of the Dee, c.1775

'TWAS summer, and softly the breezes were blowing,
     And sweetly the Nightingales sung from the tree

"Abstract of the Most Material Proceedings in this [British Admiralty] Department Relative to North America," January 1, 1775

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Narrative of Vice Admiral Samuel Graves, January 2, 1775

The Halifax Schooner went to her Station from Manahigan Islands to Passamaquody, with Directions to carry the …

Boston Evening Post, Monday, January 2, 1775

Last week the Marines, which lately arrived in the Men of War from England, commanded by Maj.

Lieutenant Robert Boyle Nicholas, R.N., to Christopher Champlin, January 2, 1775

WE the signing Officers of His Majesty's Ship the Hind do hereby certify that there is wanting for the Refreshment of her…

New-York Gazette, Monday, January 2, 1775

The Printer from the best Authority can assure the Public, that the late Seizure of Arms, Lead and Powder, made by the Collector of…

Levinus Clarkson to David Van Horne, January 2, 1775

The Wines are Safely landed in good Order  The Quality of No 3 I am Sencable is very Indifferent & doubt not in the Least it…

Lords Commissioners, Admiralty, to Lord George Germain, January 3, 1775 (No. 1)

Having received two Letters from Vice Admiral Graves, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in No America, the one…

Lords Commissioners, Admiralty, to Lord George Germain, January 3, 1775 (No. 2)

Having received 3 Letters from V.A.

Lords Commissioners, Admiralty, to the Commissioners for Victualling, January 3, 1775

Whereas you have informed Us by your Letter of the 29th of last Month that Mr Robert Grant, who is under Contract with you for…

Public Advertiser, Tuesday, January 3, 1775

Letters from Philadelphia, of the 26th of November, say, "in about six Weeks or two Months we shall have upwards of twenty armed…

London Chronicle, Tuesday, January 3, 1775

The Homer, Dennet, bound for Hull from North Carolina, arrived at Dover, brings advice, that a large ship from St.

"Extract of a Letter from Gosport, Jan. 3," January 3, 1775

The Bristol, Sir Peter Parker; the Acteon, Capt.

Lord Stormont to Lord Weymouth, January 3, 1775

My Lord, I am very happy to find by Your Lordship's Letter No 20., that the manner in which I transmitted the…

Narrative of Vice Admiral Samuel Graves, January 3, 1775

By an express from Captain [James] Wallace, Information coming of the Hinds Arrival very leaky in her Decks and Upper…

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