Military campaign and naval actions near Naples in Sicily
In 1800s dispatches describe Sir John Stuart’s expedition, Calabrian fights, Scilla operations, and Neapolitan engagements. Reports cover fleet actions, captures, reinforcements, and strategic aims of expelling a monarch and restoring Ferdinand the IV. plus broader European warfare movements and political maneuvering in London.
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Palermo
Naples
Ferdinand
John Stuart
Sry
Dyneet
Chasseurs Rittaniques
Penas
Smith
Messina
Calabria
Aeet
Bay of Naples
Plate
Murat
Staines de Cyane
Lower Calayleant
Monte Woe
Scilla Castle
Gin
Scilla
Num
D.ixkay
Aigai
Melazzo
Ischia
Uoedae
J. Stu- Wi
Three Jamaicaders Arrive At Cove With Severe Injuries
Three sails of homeward bound Jamaicaders reached Cove injured from severe weather after departing Western Isles. The Brian of Dublin reportedly lost mizen mast main and foretop masts in the voyage. Captain Worth of the Helena sloop defended ships from capture, saving many from heavy damage. Cork Com. Chron. reports Major General Grose inspecting yeomanry at Ballycarny Bridge with praise for discipline. Vinegar Hill Rangers under Captain Jacob inspected by Brigade Major Beevory and newly clothed under government order.
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Forrester
Antigua
Dominica
Islands
Leeward
Austria
France
French
Dea
Dover
Nienna
Bayonne
Bourdeaux
Spain
Lord Wellington
Badajos
Sherbrooke
Lobau
Merida
Crauford
Netsa
Portalegre
Campa
Mayor and
Albuquerque
Lisbon
Elvas
Villa Viciosa
England
Archer
1St
Or Royal Dragoons
Slade
Belem
Cork
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Cape
Jackson
America
United States
Chesapeake
Wasp
New York
Armstrong
Madison
Washington
Virginia
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Charleston
Turreau
Baltimore
Constellation
Rogers
Argus
Covent-Garden Theatre
Harris
Martinedale
White
Powell
Kemble
Clarke
Hicks’s Hall
Wardle
Wrights
Buffs
Plymouth
Berryhead
Portugal
Gth Light Dragoons
King’s Own Dragoon Guards
Moore
Cove
Western Isles
Brian
Dublin
Worth
Helena
Grose
Chia
Ballycarny Bridge
Wesford Herald
Vinegar-hill Rangers
Jacob
Beevory
Births At Carrig and Cork in late month
In Carrig County Cavan the Lady of the Rev Thomas Skelton bore a daughter on the 29th alt. At Camden place Cork the Lady of Stephen Roche Esq gave birth to a son a few days ago.
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Carrig
County of Cavan
Thomas Skelton
Camden-place
Cork
Stephen Roche
Marriages in Castlebar Castleblakeney Roscrea and Toome
Samuel Abbott of Castlebar weds Mary Gunning by special licence. Castlegar’s Ross Mahon to Miss Fitzgerald of Galway. John Talbot of Funcroft, Society of Friends, weds Miss Whitton. James Short of Newtown Tip to Miss Flint daughter of Vere Hunt. Joseph Bull of Roscommon, ex captain, marries Susan Leonard of Moate.
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Samuel 5. Abbott
Castlebar
Mary
A. Gunning
Castleblakeney
John Pomeroy
Ross Mahon
Castlegar
Galway
Miss Fitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
Roscrea
John Talbot
Miss Whitton
Funcroft
Society of Friends
Toome Church
County Tipperary
James Short
Newtown
Queen’s County
Notable Obituaries from Across Regions
Notices report deaths including William Hughes of Aherns son of John Hughes. Mathew Whelan of Waterford. Bartholomew Rivers of Tramore. John Clarke Dumas of Miltown Malbay after long illness. William Power of Middlecon aged 110. David Salmon of Liverpool aged 106, famed mariner who sailed with Lord Anson.
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Aherns
Aughnacloy
Wmn. Hughes
John Hughes
St. John’s
Waterford
Matthew Whelan
Tramore
Bartholomew Rivers
Miltown-Malby
Clare
John Clarke
C. Dumas
Middlecon
Wm. Power
Liverpool
David Salmon
Mariner
Lord Anson
Centurion
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Mondon
Russia
Breton
Sweden
Corunna
Ciudad Rodrigo
Wel
Romana
Ciudad Red
London
Lord Castlereagh
Mr. Canning
Lord Grenville
Earl Grey
Mr. Perceval
Perceval
Ferrol
Tagus
Cadiz
Malta
Gibraltar
Marta
Fiume
Italy
Erskine
Canning
Pacific
Barbadoes
Fort Bourbon
Martinique
George Beckwith
St. Pierre
Monro
Wale
Cayenne
Vigoy
Southwick
Savannah
Julia
John. Stratton
Roswell Bandon
Charlotte
Orpha
Clark Cannon
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