British squadron raids Chesapeake coast in 1800 patrol report
The London Gazette summarizes Rear-Admiral Cockburn operations from June to August, detailing actions along the Chesapeake and Patuxent rivers. It notes captures, burns, and bombardments, praise for officers and marines, and dispatches to Sir Alexander Cochrane and Croker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tela
Cochrane
Pe Wilson Croker
Peries
Cockom
Chesapeake
Neost
Ross
Albion
Tangier Sound
Virginia
Barrie
Cockburn
Balaimore
Pee Lanaie du June
Shen
Smith’s Point
Barvie
Patuxent
Cove Point
Hotilla
Insent
Lowe
Jasevt
St. Lawrence
Dragon
St Leonard’s Creek
Narcissus
Benedict
Barre
Marlborough
Alough
Washington
Neigels
Colonial Corps
Potowmack
Yocomoco River
Hunperford
Kinsale
Szores
Ic. &c
Taylor
Hungerford
Coau
Yocomuco
Tih
St. Mary's
Tormier
St. Mary's Factory
St. Mary's Reek
His Majesty
Malcollm
Lewis
Royal Marines
Alexander Cochrane
John Wilson Croker
Hotham
Sir T. Hardy
Stonington
Pactolus
Dispatch
Sonington
New London
Sir Alexander Cochrane
Thomas Hardy
Passamaquoddy Bay
John Sherbrook
Pilkington
Burdett
Maidstone
Liverpool Packet
Black Point
New York
Seahouse
Martin
Sir Geo. Collier
Leander
Rademake
Forster
Cherryston Creek
Court
Palermo
H. Fuller
Trinidad
John Christoffel Canktien
Prince of Orange
Nathaniel Lee
Lfracombe
Edward S. Ommaney
Yarmouth
Alex. Cochrane
Cheaspeake
Army Promotions and Appointments During War Office Briefing
War Office announces promotions across regiments. 631st Foot Regiment gains Lieut Colonel H W Care tube, appointed to the guards. Major W Servos of the 57th tour becomes Lieut Colonel in the Army. Capt. Binet de Schonierden of the 7th light dragoons becomes Naor on the Continent of Europe only. Sir G A Wid of the Royal Artillery named Aid de Camp to the Royal forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potowmack
Leonard’s Town
St. Mary's County
Sgib
Logis
Nowiny-Ferry
Virginia
Nowiny-River
Robyns
Lewis
Nominy
St. Clement’s Creek
H.W. Care Tube
Haultun
Jd Lvoe Guards
Baavec
W. Servos
Im Ihe Anny
Binet Ue Schoniedern
Hight Drageour
Europe
Drana
G. A. Wid
The
Royal Artillery
Aid de Cany
Regent Major G. A. Raitt In Army Rank Replacement
Regent reports Major G A Raitt replaces Colonel Edwards in the Army after Edwards resigned. Raitt holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. The change appears connected to a death or retirement in Matta area records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Raitt
Matta
Edwards
Battle reports and European updates from Quebec to Vienna
The lettered summary recounts Quebec papers through Oct 31 noting no fresh operations after the Fon Erie attack, reinforcements for our army, and questions on the explosion. It mentions Prevost near Osletown, Gard in Champlain, lake naval pressure, and rumored peace or city takeovers. Paris and Vienna dispatches cite Tariff issues, conscription on Elba, Buonaparte’s health, and moves on Ghent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Fon Erie
Auch
George Prevost
Osletown
Igard
Chezy
Champlain
Thousand Islands
Prescote
Kingston
Baltimore
Alex. Cochrane
United States
Ghent
Gouenburgh
Sweden
Stockholm
Vienna
Goitenburgh
Norway
Petersburgh
Alexander
Paris
Cantlereagh
Meneroth
Saxony
Sariaf
France
Italy
Buonaparte
Elba
Porto Ferrajo
Brussel
Flanders
de Schelde
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Armatom
Fiest
Dron
Chissenessick
Watt's
Harney
St. Leonard's Creek
Fci
Nourse
Uly
Brown
Ma~chodick
St. Mary’s
Blackstone
Teland
London