Bold British Victory at Ushant and Le Pepare Surrender
From the Britannia off Ushant, April 1782, Jervis fights Le Pepare and Le Pegase, capturing a 74 gun ship after a three quarter hour action. Casualties are reported as light for the British, with heavy damage to the prize ships and two boats lost. Additional notes cover other captures and upcoming promotions in the Admiralty sphere.
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Barrington
Stephens
Britannia
St. Helen's
Admiralty
Artois
Macbide
Foudroyant
Jervis
Ushant
Pegase
L’lsle de France
Rip
le Pepare
Chevalier de Cillart
le Pegase
Elliot
S. W
Failte Js
Feudroyant
J. Jervis
N. B
Peyaseis
Spithead
Plymouth
la Fidelite
la Belonne
la Lionne
Duc de Chartre
Admiralty Office
George Rodney
Gros Islet Bay
St. Lucia
Barbados
Hood
Asth
Antigua
Duke
Valiant
Warrior
England
Martinique
Digby
St. James's
Richard Viscount Howe
Great Britain
Hwe
Langar
Nottingham
Augustus Kennel
Great-Britain
Viscount Keppel
Elveden
Suffolk
Henry Fletcher
Chea-Hall
Cumberland
Philip Fletcher
Hugh Pigot
Lyne
Richardson
Goodluck
London
Cornhill
King’s Mews
Charing Cross
Mr Grattan's Speech on a Declaration of Rights in Parliament
Mr Grattan spoke in the Irish House of Commons on Monday April 15 arguing for a Declaration of Rights. He praised the steady virtue of the people who asserted their rights and recalled Ireland’s growth from infancy to arms and to liberty.
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Mr. Grattan
House of Commons
Ireland
Europe
Sweden
England
Virginius
Charles I
Bangor
House of Peers
Dungannon
Poyning
Privy Council
Duke of Portland
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Powell
Earl of Stamford
Kingdom of Ireland
European
London Review
Earl of Buchan
Tho. Erskine
Count O’reilly
Hive
Irelands
Mr. Foffet
G. Steuart
Robertson
Horace Walpole
Ireland Resists British Rule and Calls for Appellant Jurisdiction
A fervent Irish speaker extols national unity and constitutional rights, denounces British supremacy and Poynings Law, defends Irish independence, praises volunteer movements, and advocates restoring the Lords appellate power to Ireland while warning England against imposing control or neglecting grievances.
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England
Ireland
Blackstone
Britain
Parliament
America
Europe
House of Lords
Sote
Lord Mahon
House of Peers
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Golden Square
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Vancouur
Wace
Anderdon Taunton
Robson and Rees
Neath
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Charles Morgan
Newport
Willete
Cardiff
Rees
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Thomas
Cowbridge
Padsley
Swansea
Eake
Big House
Bride-lane
Fleet-street
T. Cocking
Small-street
Bristols
R. Crutwell
Bath
Mr Raikes
Glocester