County of Meath Lands Lease Offer in 1809
In Meath near Dunboyne a 297A 1R 7P plantation grant to one tenant for three lives or sixty years begins May 1 1805 at 619 pounds 4 shillings 6 pence yearly rent with a quit rent of 61 1s 1d. Proposals in writing to Arthur Forbes Craigeavad near Belfast or James Barlow North Great George's Street Dublin by November 11 1809.
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County OF
Meath
Mulloghinate
Upper Deece
Dunboyne
Weiting
Arthur Forbes
Craigeavad
Belfast
James Barlow
Great George's Street
Dublin
Post Office Ordered Tightened Over Newspapers in Ireland
General Post Office issues final warning to Deputy Postmasters in Ireland. Repeated delays and losses of newspapers prompted new road arrangements to prevent any paper from being opened or read except by the addressee. Blame and punishment threatens any breach.
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Ireland
Edward S.,lees
French squadron destroyed near the Rhone by British ships
London Gazette reports Admiral Collingwood dispatches detailing Rear Admiral Martin's pursuit of a French squadron off Toulon and Le Rhone. The British destroyed two brigs and two bombards, with two frigates and other ships driven ashore or escaped.
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Admiralty. Ofice
William Waldegrave
Ville de
St. Sebastian
Pomone
Barrie
Alceste
Toulon
Pomione
Hydra
Volontaire
Minstrel
Tigre
Bulwark
Martin
Renown
Sultan
Leviathan
Cumberland
Rhone
Boudain
Leon
Frontignan
Borce
Cette
Boree
Pomoner
Pauline
Marseilles
Couwhcwoon
British Fleet Attacks and Burns French Convoy at Rosas Bay
In late October 1809 the squadron under Vice Admiral Collingwood chased French ships near Rosas and Cette. Boats led by Lieutenant Tailour boarded and destroyed or captured multiple vessels, including warships and transports, with casualties among officers and crew. The operation, praised for seamanship and boldness, ended with substantial French losses despite strong shore batteries.
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Canopus
Renown
Tigre
Sultan
Leviathan
Cumberland
Rhone
Cette
Frontignan
Manrin
Lord Collingwood
Ville de Paris
Rosas
Bay of Rosas
Apollo
Ewell
Castle of Rosas
Trinity Fort
Tailour
Toulon
Spain
Marseilles
Cnterprize
Hallowell
Tait
Volontaire
Aes Cael Keete
Promis
Cape Sebastian
S. E
Town of Rosas
Bullen
Caldwell
Forster
B. Hartowet
Benj. Hallowell
la Lemproye
Bertault la Brectreet
de Vaisse
British fleet destroys Toulon ships near Rosas Bay
The Dublin Journal reports the Mediterranean victory where three Toulon line ships were destroyed or captured after a bold assault by British seamen. Seven store ships burned and four captured with heavy British casualties. The piece praises Lord Collingwood and notes Spanish patriot strength and the Junta’s move toward Cortes.
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Holyhead
Mediterranean
Falmouth
Toulon
Leon
Boree
Barcelona
Notiavai
Lord Collinawoop
Bay of Rosas
Lord Corlingwood
Taitoun
Barcelonna
Buonarante
Spain
Gerona
Cortes
Mail and naval dispatches mix with Crim. Con record
The week’s mail brings little news besides a note on the Eyockimation of the Supreme Junta to the People of Spain. HMS Childers arrived at Leith Roads after a five week cruise. she captured two galliots and a brig with India produce valued at 20000. An action of Crim. Con at Mist Priu s before Lord Chief Justice Norbury resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff with 500 damages.
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Spain
Cooke Wherry
Sussex
Holyhead
Uxbridge
Dublin Bay
His
Childers
Leith Roads
O'Reilly
Doran
Crim
Mist Prius
Court of Common Plea
Norbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette Extraordinary
Gea
Lai
Lord Viscount Balgonie
J. A. Maude
W. Waldegrave
Collingwood
P. S
Waldegrave
Tiere
Jas
Tho
Jones
Able
Alex
Duncan
Jas. Anderson
John Tailour
R. D.syer
W.window
Peter M‘laughlin
John Riley
John’ Westway
James Terry
Js.Grant
George Lemon
John Leigh
T.gibson
Rich
Stuart
J. Webster
George Mitchell
Voronraine
Dalhousie Taite
Thomas Harrison
R. Grant
T. Sutton
C. Anderson
James Kays
Jacob Schwerin
W. Hinson
James Dawden
John. Davis
Wm. Thomas
C. Féar
Jas. Wright
J. Roberts
James Harrington
John Card
Joseph Carter
Pr. Marine
Henry Tu
Hyak
Scout
Tuscan
Pasco Dunn
Lamb
N.B
Olivers
Ganetts
the Dublin Journal
Tursdar
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