News of Hamburg Mails and Dolphin Packet capture
In a report from Yarmouth a Hamburg mail was delayed by priVateers and a convoy escort. The Dolphin Packet, Capt. Puynn, was captured after a gun battle. Capt. Faxon wounded. The Danish and Dutch actions, Venice protests, and Napoleonic theater updates follow with naval remittances and local notices of arrivals and appointments.
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Yarmouth
Courfé
Cuxhaven
Puynn
Hamburgh
Elbe
England
Epiegle
Delphin
Faxon
Lord Berwicka
Paris Gazettes
Jambaugh
Lifle
East-Indies
Republic
Becaus
France
Holand
Cape of Good Hope
Ceylon
Agave
Durcan
Germany
Prince of Oxance
Venice
Sovialand
Dasmedeas
Peace negotiations and shifting commands near Udine
A letter from Udine reports ongoing peace talks with France to be held at Pateriano as Austrian forces and dignitaries converge. Marquis Garxo and Baron Hompares arrive, with Buonaparte and Cuanice expected. Vienna notes the Venetian ambassador appointee remains unacknowledged by the Imperial Court. The Hungarian army moves to Udine to bolster the imperial right wing. new recruits surge across imperial territories. Count Coxenter is named minister plenipotentiary at the Patersburgh congress for a definitive Franco-German peace treaty. Bretia surrenders to the opposing side.
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Milan
Venice
Lia and Damatine
Buonaparte
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
Pyrmont
Trajspear
Stockholm
Carbona
Peterbourgh
Uuine
neEwesros
Aeoustic
Pateriano
Udine
Garxo
Baron Hompares
Pateriang
Buonapants
Cuanice
Vienna
Gaapenico
Eimballo
Midrth
Italy
Count Coxenter
Patersburgh
France
Empire
Belzano
Bretia
Fae Arrival of Lifoon and Oporto Fleets at Ports mouth
A formal notice proclaims the arrival of Lifoon and Oporto fleets at Ports mouth with no losses reported. The Mediterranean Fleets are referenced as present without casualty details.
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Lifoon
Oporto
Portsmouth
Dutch Fleet Blocked by Winds Before Sea Action
Private correspondence from The Hague reports westerly winds preventing sailing as seamen and land troops on board press for battle. The 74 gun ship Fupier carries 800 troops while negotiations at Life drag on. Britain favors surrender of Gibraltar to Spain over Cape of Good Hope to the Dutch.
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Hague
Texel
Indies
Hisbraltar
Cape of Good Hope
Peace prospects amid Dutch-Eng Negotiations at sea
In Amsterdam on July 25 the wind delayed the fleet, yet confidence remains in a possible peace. Reports say French and English negotiators stay hopeful, though the French Directory rejects ceding any Dutch colony. If the Cape of Good Hope is claimed anew, negotiations may break down.
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Amsterdam
N. W
Duncan
Mariner
Fames
Cape of Good Hope
Imperial troop movements to Istria and Dalmatia amid Venetian unrest
Vienna reports that an Imperial order sent detachments into Istria and Dalmatia to counter Venice inspired revolution. Generals Rukavina Lusignan and Colonel Casimir led a flotilla from Trieste and Fiume to Zara and Rovigno, facing storms and slow progress, with Kasimir landing at Zara on June 29 and locals greeting him with joy while Rukavina advanced toward Sebellico Spalatro Cliffa and Siger. Kerpen notes extended posts toward Venetian land and armed vessels on Lake Garda.
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Inner
Austria
Istria
Dalmatia
Venice
Lusignan
Casimir
Trieft
Fiume
Twoquadrons
Rovigno
Rukavina
Bay of Fafana
Oviedo
Fiumé
Zara
Jalyy
Sth
Rikavina
Sebellico
Spalatro
Cliffa
Siger
Fieldmarshal Lieuttenant Kerpen
Lake of Garda
The Esplanade attendance during a royal visit
Weymouth reports a thin Esplanade gathering on the previous night as the King, with General Manners and Col. Garry, bathed for the first time this morning. The Queen dowager and princesses were not seen out. The King spoke with Sir W. Prrr and Sir H. B. Neavesvand before riding to the Camp after breakfast.
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Earl of
Prinscess
Brighton Carnival Fails As Rain Dampens Pleasure At Steyne
A Brighton Sunday carnival on the Steyne drew a high fashion crowd and lively scenes, but a sudden downpour around 9 PM cooled the mood. The day saw bets among bathers and fashionables, billiards at Rascet’s, and a ball planned at Castle Inn with very light attendance due to heat. Four men from the Monmouth and Brecknock militia face flogging at the Prince's Riding-house for insolence to their subalterns.
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Brighton
Avo
Steyne
Bacchus
Tovd
Comus
Carcely
Venus
Blacklegs
Lewes
Rascert
Subscription House
Billiards, &c
Castle Inn
Monmouth and Brecknock Regiment of
Prince’s Riding-house
Irish and Cork Parliamentary Elections and Local Military Review
The Attorney General of Ireland Warre and Mr Claupius Beres Frord were elected to represent Dublin in Parliament without opposition. Colonel Lon Grieto and Mr Hutchinson were elected Representatives for Cork against Warren and Westrop. General Sir William Howe reviewed the 11th Regiment at Lexden Heath near Colchester. Mrs Duttone, recently in gossip, died at Twickenham, death blamed on chagrin and sorrow over loss of reputation.
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Ireland
Warre
Claupius Beres Frord
Dublin
Lon Grieto
Hutchinson
Cork
Colchester
Yarmouth Port News Reports Frigate Brillians and Dolphin Loss
A dispatch from Yarmouth notes the frigate Brillians under Captain Bunce-woon has arrived from the Elbe with three packet boats and Espigle, leaving the Dolphin packet with Captain Finn still at sea after July 6. The Dolphin is said captured by a large privateer with a 24 pounder, taking passengers listed aboard including Burke Bracy Clarke Howard Roguesy Blacke Comite de Neale and Madame Engel among others aboard the Dolphin.
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Montreal
Seven Oaks
Kent
Lord Amherst
Holmesdale
Bath
Guernsey
2D Reg
Life-Guards
Goth Reg
Foot
Newson
Freeman
Vie
Admiral Nelson
Ville de
Filey Bay
Filey
Plader
Ossatpesson
Scarborough
C. Flamborough Head
Yarmouth
Brillians
Bunce-woon
Elbe
Finn
Tam
Bec
Joan Vancor
Passenigers
M. Fiyn
Burke
Bracy Clarke
Howard
Roguesy
Blacke
Tipe
Montle
Dé la Fettey
Lord Berwicks
Madame'Arnaix
Vernon
Privateers and naval actions reported near Cork and Plymouth
Shipping news from the North Seas and southern ports notes several ships captured or pursued by privateers, including the Doris and a 20 gun French privateer. The Dartmouth region lists arrivals, mutiny sentences, and ongoing convoys with several royal ships in commission and prize reports from Portsmouth, Deal, and Poole.
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William, Stewart
Riga
Liverpool
Aurora
Stone
Jacobstadt
Hull
Brothers
White
Memér
L'verpool
Jane
Waters
North Seas
Cove
Cork
His
Thip Doris
Ranelagh
Swith
Naritz
France
Plymouthsdock
St. Alban’s
Veteran
Medula
Kangaroo
Cawland Bay
His Majesty
Grampus
Indies
Diabell
Mutiny murder trial and Derbyshire water case at Maidstone
On Wednesday at Maidstone John Stainforth was found guilty of murdering mid shipman James Buchannan during the mutiny at the Nore and ordered to be executed. A separate civil action by a Dartford lady against a man for stopping a watercourse near the Haw-Buth elicited laughter in court. Gokn Price and Birch and Co. were found guilty of forgery and reprieved.
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Kent
Maidstone
John Stainforth
James Buchannan
Nore
Dartford
Haw-Buth
Pegpea Birch and Co
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