Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Norfolk Seek Re-Election
A Norfolk county figure writes to freeholders, thanking them for support at the first general election and announcing his determination to stand again. He notes earlier canvassing, references to Sir Jacob Astley and Windham, and pledges to continue a manly independent campaign with gratitude to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Norfolk
Hay
Norfolk
Tau Gt
Tanger Des Ferret
Jacob Astley
Windham
Coureste
John Woolhouse
Biowny
Courtier's Naval News and Lord Fox's Chiswick Visit
The Courier reports few Quebec ships burned and two telegraphic bulletins, details of Quebec captains transferring to American ships, and 120 British sailors left aboard. It notes Boxarate birth anniversary celebrations, Russian alliance talk, and Mr Fox’s return preparations with doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Freerany
Jéxous Boxarante
Portsmouth
Jerome Box
Jerome
Boxarartr
Irench
Te Rewk Boware
Cour
Elynyouth
Sous Newtonr
Elcane
Waterford
Byers
South Downshire Regiment
Andy Brawl
Jerome Box Avante and French ships in retreat after battle
An uneven report describes Captain Jerome Box Avante’s squadron retreating from a clash near Brest. The vessels burned or captured include six ships. Crew mutiny and civil treatment of prisoners mark the voyage toward France, with authorities unsure of final port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtsmouth
Quebec
Meterair
Genome Boxaraire
France
Jerome Box Avante
Gulph
Florida
Jerome
Jurosre
Bonavante
Afegitiane
Lovis
Shome
Gga
Box Aparte
Fabsa
Keom
Brest
Niles
Jenoye
Portugal
Brazils
British naval actions report from Jamaica voyage and Caribbean convoy
A verbose British dispatch details the Jamaica voyage of the Speedwell under Captain Raynes, minor ships in convoy, and engagements with a large Spanish fleet. It notes the destruction of Spanish vessels by British ships of war with some cargo captured, including quicksilver, and lists various ships, captains, and movements. The report mentions losses, repairs, and arrivals at Portsmouth, with further references to privateers, frigates, and the Baltic convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raynes
Januaiea
Rgynes
Janaica
Hercule
Ware
Havamiah
Moro Castle
Havauviah
Jeann
Liverpol
Nulxon
Dublin
Cork
Dacre
Jamaica
Bristol Andiverpool
Ste. George's Shannel
Jameicas
Surveillente
Portsmouth
George
Cawsand Bay
Waileile
Climain
Schoimers
Halifax
Cape
Sicily
Pontsnourit
Fura
Jamaicay
Hagle
Rory
Quebec
Javour Ronnoy
Farogeite
Lawson
Lydia
Dovyn
John
Isabella
Stroud
Stevenson
Silvar
Ral Otharsy
Ketergny
Alert
Lowe
Isamburgh
Tamb
Lowey
Falnouth
Cormopang
Baltic
Leveret
Downs
Edgar
Clyde
Astrea
DS. Acrivedt
Lumley
Thane
Liverpool
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the Courier
Vacastay
Stine Gar
Boxarante
Kipon
Yonge Agood
Russia
Dyante Minnisters
Petersburgh
Coutaity
M. £ Ander
M. Dovern
Petersburgh Whien
Bati
Ping
Edely
E Iough
Havannah
Peccy
Alwick
Duchess of Nonvarmasrasn
Prades
Lenante
Yenderneath
Salading
Holy Land
Wba
Wicentery
Ig Tainton
Synerset
Erie
Carwarthen
Weldgewat
Jerome Bonaparte
Nfl Intelligence
Vadutcity-Walice
Ith Augst
Casage Ty Tenemcquh
Parti Imericans
Jenoue
Admiralty Office
Baedels
Malley
Rangers
Oporto
Smath
Organ
Wilson
Grange
Sally
Moore
London
Baba
Osbum
Bromury
Jobs
Makby
Harson
Tibaard-isabella
Thadageg
Richantsony
Smyth
Epee
Inna Gealee
Osborn
J. da Bam
Eagle
Roferts
Osborne
Duncan
Gingel
Gresvape
Betsey
Saodun
Tourterelle
Bay
Lune
Wales
Cameagiz
Devonshire
Portman-square
Skci
Col
St. Margaret's
Fox
Coldhel Boas
Belior
Henpensey's Yard
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