Fleet action and raids near St Louis in 1793
Fragmentary account describes ships and troops from the Republic involving a large schooner under Captain, later renamed, blockading pirates at Port an-Pals. Report notes expeditions toward Jumnica, arrival of troops, and a relief detachment led by Walmoden.
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Danley
Jon
iViegels
Friziies
Phad
Job
Flyamand’s Bay
St. Louis
Republic
Phi. Mots
Port an-Pals
Jumnica
Amin
Tath
Fliumande Bay
Lysset
Jo.tong
Flamanade Bay
Disorder and rebel advance near Avranches reported
Reports describe a bloody confrontation on the Brest Coast where two thieves and defenders of the Republic were cut to pieces. French forces in three columns faced sudden disorder as Fougeres fell and insurgents advanced within a league of Avranches, though unable to enter the city held by General Stephtre.
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Biel Santforde
Gregin
Pontion Wea Ionetrre Extra
Ths Republic
Brest
Lord Howe pursues French squadron near Plymouth
Report from Plymouth states Lord Howe chased a French squadron that entered Brest harbour on Saturday. The Nymphea captured a French Vervette with six guns and a Danish brig loaded with naval ore, both sent to Plymouth. Lord Howe’s actions were praised for aiding Sir Jervis and the fleet under the Irresistible.
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Toybey
Lord Howe
la Sree
Lasply
Palmouth
Brest
Ralmouth
J. Jervis
Cork
Fleet movements and armament near Guernsey coast described
London dispatch reports John and Edward of Poreshmoeth arriving at Spithead with details of Lord Moira`s army in Guernsey road. Crecent and other ships scouted forts near St Malo and Cherbourg while inhabitants reportedly favor a limited monarchy. Uncertainty remains on where the force would land as the Convention government appears weak.
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Spithead
John and
Edward
Poresmoeth
Mr. Bannamay
Jeremiah Martel
Mafwer
Guernicy
Verhivs
Schmiml Macbride
Flore
Lord Moira
Armae
Guerpsey Road
Marcel Thibke
St. Campton's
Saumarez
Maloes
Courbons
Cherbourg
Keitlay
Garl Muira
Coucale
Bonaea
St. Cas;atall
Decline of French Forces and Allied Losses Reported
Reports detail a night of heavy fighting with French forces repulsed near Pont Orion and later defeats by the Prussians. Casualties include killed and wounded on both sides, with prisoners taken and a general setback described as a bloody engagement amid broader campaigns.
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Ian
Flora
Coutt
Hervilly
Reich of Fees
Jeetey
Whisrmeths
Cougt
Noemady
Vary Aone Slowis
Pont Orion
Warmiser
Rhine
Hackfeuden
Alfes
Corps of
Conde
Batalion
Wallis
Hlusfars
Count de Kalkrenth
Eifingen
Barche
Lahdaw
Priffiane
Lauwerecken
Beux- Pontes
Flore
Hombourg
Monfredt
France
Wartzbourg
Landau
Philadelphia
Marshall
Miss Webb
Brett
Hodgkinson
Milburne
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Gazetteer
Gerald, Margaret, Sinclair and
Calander
London
Medfirs
Scott and Cwn Ross’s
Skirving
Brown
Sheffield
Idds
Cirixan
Breihrea
Ipis
Accession of St Doussac Loved by British Plans
In Dublin a contemporary note discusses England Ireland growth and the accession of St Doussac, praising the British government over the current democratic system. It notes prorogations of Parliament to January and the appointment of James Coris by Letters Patent as Second Serjeant at Law. It also records the sudden death of Lily Ripans, representative for Charlemont borough.
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St. Doussac
Berrien
England
Ireland
West India
Farrepder
Ma'pax Tinzco
Guapatourito
Igch
Corigis paRvon
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