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Domestic News August 15, 1760

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Letter from Louisbourg, July 16, reports Lord Rollo's 1100 troops departing for Quebec under Sutherland convoy; vessels sighted near Anticosti; Quebec peaceful with General Murray moving to meet General Amherst in Montreal; two cartel vessels sail with Pictou inhabitants; Capt. Gay arrives from Boston; garrison healthy and preparing mines.

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Extract of a Letter from Louisbourg, July 16.

Lord Rollo with about 1100 Troops are gone from hence to Quebec, under Convoy of the Sutherland: A Number of Vessels supposed to be those, were seen near Antecostia by a Vessel which came in here on Sunday last in 10 Days from Quebec, by her we learn, that all was peaceable and quiet there---General Murray with most of his Forces were going toward Montreal to meet General Amherst.---Two Cartel Vessels failed from hence on Saturday with the Inhabitants of Pictou, &c.--- Same Day Capt. Gay arrived here from Boston.---The Garrison is very healthy: They are preparing to blow, but there is not one Mine finished yet..--The Preparation it is tho't will last as long as the Season is fit for Working.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Arrival Departure Shipping

What keywords are associated?

Troop Movements Louisbourg Garrison Quebec Report Cartel Vessels Ship Arrivals

What entities or persons were involved?

Lord Rollo General Murray General Amherst Capt. Gay

Where did it happen?

Louisbourg

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Louisbourg

Event Date

July 16

Key Persons

Lord Rollo General Murray General Amherst Capt. Gay

Outcome

garrison very healthy; preparations ongoing but no mine finished yet

Event Details

Lord Rollo with about 1100 Troops gone to Quebec under Convoy of the Sutherland; vessels seen near Antecostia; vessel from Quebec reports peaceable conditions there with General Murray and forces going toward Montreal to meet General Amherst; two Cartel Vessels sailed on Saturday with Inhabitants of Pictou etc.; Capt. Gay arrived from Boston same day; garrison preparing to blow but preparations will last as long as season fit for working

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