Naval Trade Protection Debates Weigh Cruising Versus Convoy Strategy
A historical discussion weighs two protection strategies for trade. One uses a strong navy to blockade enemy ports while allowing convoys, the other bolsters convoy protection at the expense of blockades. The speaker argues no system alone fully secures all routes and urges balancing efforts within available means.
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Leerd Islands
Portsmouth
Corkers
Enmy
Naval dispatches and war news from New England to Albany
Reports from Boston and Albany recount naval actions and armistice talks during the war. The Macedonian engaged the United States frigate in a brief combat near Newport, with heavy losses on both sides. Dispatches note troop movements around Buffalo and Plattsburgh, and British forces in winter quarters near Greenbush.
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Buffalo
Albany
Deannann
Greenbush
Plattsburgh
Montreal
Lewistown
Army of Canada
Becombesy
Cuanpirn
Dean
Deansorn
Boston
Sewport
Newport Mercury
United States
Spittead
Tong
United State
Decarima
Wildward
Funk
Baston
TueNeo Kurk Gazette
Baurowsi
Shire
Wendanfre
Cape Henry
Vo Decker
Nor.ork
Hampton Roads
Peace prospects and crisis reports across Europe and Britain
The article discusses halted peace talks and a challenging demand to Britain over impressments, noting prior treaties and public stance. It reports on French and Russian movements, suspected capitulations, and the turmoil surrounding the French army, plus a detailed account of the York Special Commission proceedings and their impact on public order.
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Manpison
Great Britain
Deansoun
Tower of London
Jay
Mr. Kina
Europe
Mr. Monroe
America
Prince
Special Commission
York
Home Department
Naval Intelligence reports ships and prizes in Atlantic operations
A compilation notes vessels from New York and Bourdeau and several prize captures. It lists schooners Hermes Star Daphne and Pomone on station cruises, and the Arethusa Nile convoy events with Havannah to Vera Cruz movements. A letter from Griffon crew defends their conduct against malign reports from the Admiralty.
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Primoutu
Jax
New York
Bourdeau
Vieuyar
Hermes
Pontsmouth
Jay
Gonk
Nile
London
J. Johnson
Crookhaven
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Christina
Drethusa
Havannah
Vera ‘Cruz
Europe
Abr
Newland
Beerhaven
Rsday al
Corn Exchange Market and Naval Society Updates
The Corn Exchange reports wheat prices up 4.5 pence per quarter with brisk barley demand and dull oats as prices shift by the week. Cattle at Smithfield show sheep 9,709 head with varied prices for veal and pork. Major-General Fane joins the Army in Portugal while the Conde de Patotera arrives as Ambassador from Brazil. The Austro Emperor’s health seen as reestablishing after December indisposition. Naval Charitable Society holds quarterly meeting at Thatched House with 25 petitions presented. Home Department reports district offenses to Viscount Sipsouru. Dividends paid at the Bank ahead of Thursday lottery draw.
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Potater
Saithfield Starket
W. Cccessenee
Fane
Kent
Portugal
Stapheton Cotton
Conde de Patotera
Brazils
Cadiz
Emperor of
Austara
Watersi
St. James’s Street
The
Naval Charitable Society
Lord Rapstocs
Ad Eemirals Huxree
Guyor
Greex
Goornney
Livut
Rosinsax
Outram
Secretary of State
Viscount Sipsouru
Home Department
Canon and. Co
Cornhill
Oxford-street
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