Nightly infantry raids and fortress actions in Italian front
Reports from the front describe peasants harassing enemies near the Vallies of Graha and Mayra and raiding convoys. Cavalry positions, grenadiers, and piquets advanced toward Demont and Vandiek to disrupt enemy lines while fortifications near Chapelletes and Demont grow. French and Vaudois forces clash with the enemy, with casualties and prisoners noted as reflects steady activity and shifting positions under the pressure of sieges and bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grah
Mayra
Grea
Elva
Albaretto
Siropo
Ben Recko
Emisencus
Demont
M. de la Mina
Menny
Valerra
Grana
Gares
Cornale
M.viallet
M. Brondel
M. Viallet
Bert
Bries
Equilte
Quginas
Lucey
Ne Masa
Vaudois
Carciffane
Valley of St. Martin
Pallavicini
Transilvasia
Spraerem
Irish Privateers Capture French Prize Trade Off Ireland
Dublin reports detail the Old Noble Privateer arriving from Liverpool with two prizes, the Thurloe Privateer and a Martinico bound ship. French 36-gun privateers retook Thurloe’s prize after a swift engagement, but the English crew retook their ship and prize. The action yielded further successes as Irish privateers took a large captured ship, driving off a sequence of engagements over several days.
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Dublin
Colrk
Liverpool
Thurloe
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR note with unreadable names and dates. Main actions and entities are not discernible due to garbled text making it impossible to identify a coherent event or subject for a factual headline and summary.
Record of unclear text fragment from historical newspaper page
A garbled OCR fragment discusses foreigners and fears, with unclear references to signals and general terms. Missing readable names, places, dates, and events prevent a concrete summary.
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Biroon
Goloudin
Multiple deaths and arrests amid coastal and city incidents
Telegraphic notes report the death of Rev. Mer. Johno Farmer Chaplain at Tooley Street while Richard Sharp of Gravesend dies in his lodgings near Audley Chapel. Other obituaries include Richard Jackson, eminent attorney for the Earl of Wattington, and various naval prize cases heard at Kingston Commons with vessels, crews, and captures described. A robbery in Friday Street targets War Office clerks, and a privateer prize brings a Guinea ship to Torbay with 600 tons, 16 carriage guns, 51 men, valued around 100,000 pounds sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sharp
Gravesend
Kent
Audley Chapel
Bouits Chaplans
Mount-Street
Ibis
Tooley Street
Mer. Johno Farmer
Pads
Cheshire
Richard Jackson
Earl of Wattington
Ellis
War-Office
Thames-Lescets
Dulles
Commons
St. Peter
le Solids
Calais
Chairtiana
St."Michael
Huddy
Prva
Torbay
Guinea
Tia
Frye
Hous
Job Finca
Weltminster
Count Capipciatker
Palgt
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Hague
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Prince Charles
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