Royal dispatches mix with war news in scattered 1796 notes
The fragmentary text blends court observations with maritime conflict items. It mentions royal movements toward Windsor and dinners, plus reports of emigres, embargoes, and political discourse in Paris. Also noted are ships captured by privateers, hospital plans near Gillingham, and legal notices about newspapers and gambling houses.
Fragmentary Local Report on an Evening Incident
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a person or place named Chireh of Citation and references a four mile distance, an accident, and a beadle. It notes timing around half an hour and by five o'clock someone was ailing. Readable details are sparse and names uncertain.
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The
Maroons
Court Martial Former Ensign Charged Over Duels and Insults
Records reveal Sir Charles Ross filing peace articles after Ensign accused of challenging him. A Duke of York order warned officers against accepting duels. Ensuing incidents in Bath and Bond Street led to arrest and magisterial action. Military detachments, militia movements, and a Windsor Green child murder case are noted amid tumult.
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Cuaries Ross
C Ross
Duke of York
Amyes
Charles
Ross
England
Bond
Street
Charles Bailey
York
Gicuti
Coli Bailey
Col. Bailey
Charles ‘Ross
Eplign
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Bath
Addington
Charles Ross
Goulrt
Zeno
United ‘States of America
Taft
Royal
Horse “Artillery
Grantham
Scott
Carman
Carman, &c
Newcastle
Middlesex
Leeds
Rutland
Fencibles
Ayr
Trahe
Kilmarnock
North Britain
Westminster
Liverpool
Chester
Beaumaris
Davis
Treaty of Peace with the Maroon Rebels and Aftermath
Dispatches from Jamaica recount a peace treaty with the Trelachey Maroon rebels and the surrender of about five hundred, including women and children, with remaining fighters reduced to a few dozen. Major General Walpole led troops forward as trust vanished, stating the rebellion remains a threat while public security improves gradually. Casualties included several sergeants, lieutenants, and other ranks, with details of wounded and killed across the regiments.
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Wenig
Walpole
Ethan
Bytone-Estimnent
Honow
Genera Walpole
Dundas
Pre
Wright
Aditto
Angers
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London
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King’s Bench
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Somersershire
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