Admiralty report on French privateer actions near Guernsey
Letters dated December 7 and December 9 report Royal Navy and allied vessels pursued the French privateer Sagerr off the North Faye land coast. The privateer carried twenty guns and crew, produced no captures, and escaped after a chase and exchange of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canperdoen
Loria
Admiralty
Dlofe
Faveland
Fagerr
Burden
Toad
Citoyen J. Saffire Carte
A. Larrea
Wildey
Speederell and Dee.6 Veiant Sails South of Hite ofa Court Ice Tre
Fragmented report describes a vessel under Spe teur L Heureux of Gaida Citizen named Tomlinson. One enemy killed or wounded while the English tribe suffers mischief. Four days without food and a fast sailer are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiale
L'Heureux Speteur
Gaidia
Jiam
Gus
Tomlinson
Fragmented Memoir on French Republic and War Reports
Fragmented OCR text covers French political events with mentions of the Republic, Consuls, priests, deportations, and ongoing military actions. It references a November date, Bruchsal maneuvers, and Austrian interference, with scattered notes on peace talks and troop movements across the Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtval Achat Mia
Abo
Republique
Iely
Alps
Bochetta
France
Col di Tende
Nice
Coni
Manhein
Philipfourgh
Columms
Alon
Neckar
Winheim
Army of the Rhine
Bruchsal
Lecourbe
Augsburg
Anspach
Ood
Bothood
Danube
Suwarrow
Bruffels
Che
la Phyerte
Holland
Briffels
Prin
Palice
Lac Maybourp
St Ives
Corrain
la Fayete
Alexander
Fragmentary Account of Great War Figure Movements
Disjointed notes describe a ship arrival with papers and a London delegation. Mentions include France, Russia, and British officials, with references to appointments, troops, and the Helder battle context. The garbled text hints at strategic movements and imperial leadership decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nice
France
Ile Dik
London i
Lanteyn
Spd
Thas
Comte’ -Worgaze
Sc. James's
Great Britain
Tyra
Mysore partition spells fate of Tippoo empire
Reports from Bombay dated August 1 describe Prince Abdul Khalie and his brother Fuceeh Hyder seeking British protection as debts of succession unfold. News from Malabar notes garrisons and vanished French privateers while new rulers in Mysore are installed, with Codaveur crowned and the Nizam ratifying the partition. Serjeant Graham earns posthumous praise for leading a daring charge at Seringapatam as treasures and jewels flood the palace installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eifard Wee
Bombay
Abdul Khalie
Subratin
Fuceeh Hyder
Suldan
Kerim Saheb
Tippoo, Punbah
Meer Cummer Odeen Khan
Seringapatam
Nizam
Mysore
Codaveur
Liew
Harris
Tippso
Bengal
Velore
Veloré
Brea
Tallegheir
Sultaun
Ile
Neils
Oran
Close
Dallas
Capesins
M‘auley
Montgomery
Saltan
Hiv Morje
Graham
Bombay European Regiment
Grahgin
Britishlag
Fragmentary News on Trade Measures and Naval Incidents
The article reports proposed corn trade excise measures and possible futures safeguards, plus updates on naval movements. It notes figures like Mynheer Dedem deSielder, Admiralty contacts, and Price, with references to West India goods, riparian rights, and a British convoy near Cherbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitlignens
Wilf Bei
Mynheer Dedem deSielder
Geert
Thia
Hulten
West India
China
Rien Ben
Price
Cherburg
la Bogue
Polly Gumbone
Gheerivéy
Caen
Havre
Pe Chilcott
Sundey
Pierre
Havre de Grace
England
Feasce
Fragmentary OCR Notice in Dubious Style
A garbled OCR snippet hints at an event or meeting with scattered names and numbers. The text is unreadable in parts but mentions locations, dates, and a formal request or record. No clear outcome or complete subjects are identifiable from the fragment.
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London Gazette
Spederet
Dee
Guernsey
Ureufe Esperance
French Matoes
Cba
Ur x
Saftey
R. Tomlinson
Snost Tote Patisp Deen
Cafitetown
Harney
Raseheod
Stgisadie Woom
Cuerens
Dilio
Amil
Jeruti- da
Cheikh
Stephan
Boston
Wicks
Banack
Arbery
Bates
Adeo
James Pokies
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