France captured by Indefatigable and privateers report
Royal Sovereign returns from a cruise with prize Canada a Jamaica bound merchantman carrying cloth and coffee. Ships Indefatigable and privateers led by Sir Alan Gardner report captures including L Heureux privateer and Zephyr, Dartmouth, Alliance and Canalach vessels. Bankrupt notices and upcoming dividends listed for multiple London and regional creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
John
Jamaica
London
Bayonne
Hehal
Renains
Epwakp Petrew
Alan Gardner Barthe
Dera Ae
L'Heureux
Omber
Bordeaux
Zephyr
Fromi’ Ferby
Dartmouth
Guernsey
Alliance
New York
Liverpool
Canalach
Rum
Coffer
Edward Pelton
Evening Mail Portscript and Stocks News
The Evening Mail reports price movements for stocks and a late Hamburg mail arriving without new news on two fleets in the Mediterranean. It details press liberty debates, calls for restraining measures, and reflections on government press policy amid revolutionary turbulence and external anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Raffedt
Paris
Prussia
Konigsbergh
Dantzic
Breslaw
Elbing
Danish Trade Notice and Naval Feats Report
A Copenhagen public notice affirms Danish ships may carry foreign neutral property with protections for Danish trade. The Gazette disputes Paswan Oglu beheading and reports an Ottoman sortie failed, with about 10 000 casualties. Holyrood election to replace the Earl of Eura is noted, and mentions conveyance to Warner Cafe. The Marquis of Cawspawn’s estate sale at High Wycombe is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Bethé
Fleckerde
Pafwan-Oglu
Pafwan
Ogls
Scotland
Earl of Eura
Holyrood
Loxn Crancerton
Lonedon
Warner Cafe
MroParr the
Cawspawn
High Wycomb
Swedish convoy captain protests British seizure at sea
Private correspondence from Stockholm dated July 3 aboard the frigate Frija reports Lieut. Colonel Comntangel, commander of a Swedish convoy bound for Portugal and the Mediterranean, accusing a British squadron led by Captain Law Ford of seizing several ships at night on grounds of cargo. He declares intent to resist with force if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Comntangel
Frija
Margate-roads
Portugal
Mediterranean
Law Ford
Anxiety in Constantinople Over French Expedition News
Reports from Constantinople describe growing panic in the Porte linked to the Toulon expedition. Across the Morea and Aegean islands Greeks are detained on suspected revolutionary views, with executions and drownings reported. Police clampdowns shut many coffee houses as fears of liberty and Turkish reform spread amidst Buonaparte references.
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Toulon
Egypt
Meccdy
Morea
Sandum
Paffvan
Oglu
Buonaparte
Constantinople
Maltese Knights Return to Leghorn with Intelligence
A Ragusan ship from Malta arrived at Leghorn on July 12 with four passengers, mainly Maltese Knights from Piedmont France and Siena. They report that on June 18 the Grand Master and several Knights sailed to Trieste in a palanquin, escorted by a French frigate, and that the fleet under Buonaparte departed Malta in three divisions on June 18, 19, and 26.
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Leghorn
Malta
Piedmont
France
Sienna
Grand Matter
Severi
Trieste
Palacre
Flet
Buonaparte
French Forces Move Toward Ecclesiastical State and Genoa
Venice dispatch reports French troops advancing in great strength toward the Ecclesiastical State. The Neapolitan army motions are being watched as observers. A strong French garrison is said to have been placed in the City of Genoa.
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Venice
Genoa
Deputation prepares peace project for French note
In Rastadt on July 26 the Deputation awaits transmission of a peace project to French Ministers with the response. About forty articles will be laid before the Deputation for remarks. Meanwhile a Reading Society has many Deputies as members, signaling extended Congress duration.
Rebel Leader Pawan Ogle Allegedly Murdered in Insurgent Rift
Vienna reports claim Paffwan Oglu was killed by his own troops who sent his head to Captain Pacha and offered capitulation. Later accounts recount a ruse with a decoy head, a renewed bombardment, and a major assault near the fortress. Estimates place casualties around ten thousand. Francois dz Neuf chateau, French plenipotentiary, delivered two valuable items and a compliment to Count Cobentzel before departing Seltz.
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Pafiwan Ogle
Widdin
Pawan Ogle
Pacha
Paffwan Ogiu
Paffwan Oglu
Admirals and Merchants Raise Local Defenses Amid Windbound Voyage
Admiral Watpecrave sails with the Newfound land fleet to port as weather delays persist. Manchester residents pledge voluntary sums and enroll two battalions for general service and domestic protection, with over 3500 subscribed to fund a contingent. Mrs Spenpasto shas finished a new Covent Garden comedy.
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Watpecrave
Newfoundland
Portland Roads
Thames
iVasion
Bette
Ships News: Atlantic Vessels Seized and Foundered
The Herald reports ships from Africa to the West Indies foundered at sea with survivors saved by the Mercury. Milles Harmony and Hackett from Jamaica to Virginia are captured by French privateers and taken to Havannah. Chatsworth, Lawson from Lancaster to the West Indies is seized by a Spanish privateer and carried to South America.
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Herald
Africa
West Indies
Mercury
Milles
Harmony
Hackett
Jamaica
Virginia
Havannah
Chatsworth
Lawson
Lancaster
South America
Plymouth Aug 13 Arrivals and a court martial at Deal
Plymouth reports arrival of Dovethea Fretiriea from Petersburg to Lisbon via Flora cuttes. Portsmouth Aug 14 notes Dictator man of war from Plymouth. Aug 14 at Downs the court martial for Patrick Dunnovan Marines aboard Superb passes death sentence. Deal Aug 13 to 14 details Wes Indiamen river delays and Downs wind conditions withIndiamen Alexander Sime bound for Cape of Good Hope.
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Plymouth
Dovethea Fretiriea
Petersburg
Lispon
Flora
Cuttes
Portsmouth
Downs
Priday Jattom
Superb
Patrick Dunnovan
Supers
Cuthbert
The'cour
Joan Surpon
Tuomas Bexiiz
Joan Bazery
Jomn
James Brappy
Nors. Thompson
W.hirrier
Naval Movements and Public Notices in Early English Chronicle
Saturday arrival of the Ajax and Adder from Chatham reported with a convoy to Elfineur, and Monday departure of the Ganges Pylades from Blackstakes bound for Great Nore. Afforderbread price adjustments caused by Parliament's new duty. bread set at 8 3d despite stable flour prices. Court at Nortecoland: Duke of Nox T Humssr Lanp wins writ against Earl Lismawe over Swinhoe Manor. Greenwich woman Mrs Johnston dies after apoplectic fit at Vauxhall. Brighton rider Bennington injured. recovery expected. Coleman Street horse accident maims carman but life spared. Porchester prisoner Fain faders killed in an inquest. Nugent charged with attempted rape at Guildhall. referred to Old Bailey.
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Sheerness
Ajax
Wuirsuen
Shames
Adder Gunbrig
Chatham
Blackstakes
Great Nore
Ganges
M‘dovant
Pylades
Mackenzie
Elfineur
Bakers Company
Nortecoland
Rooxs
Nox
Lismawe
Swinhoe
Alnwick
Grace
Johnston
Greenwich
Vauxhall
the Royal.Oak
Henwood
Brighton
Howard
Bennington
Coleman-street
Wat
Porchester
Castle
Nicholas
Winshifter Gol Foeta
Guildhall
Rwmans Dennis
Nugent
Apex
Old Bailey
Irish Lottery Draws and Royal Names in Protestant Notice
Fragmentary OCR reveals a dated irish state lottery notice mentioning numbers 6158 and 19573, with references to the Viscountess Bons Lady and infant daughters, plus lines about the Queens Place and St. Hale Park. The text is garbled but suggests a public notice tied to a drawing, with sectarian titles and addresses.
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Frourus
London Gazette
Alan Gardsee
Evan Nepton
Royal Sovereign
T Nfmit
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Reece
Si Edward Bellew
Bart
Mijesty
Asg&rdner
Shen
Andrew, Robinson
Stoney
Bowesy
Andrew Robinson Stoney
Gibside
Durham
King’s Bench
J.H. Shaw
Clement
Seabrook
Lyuddminster
Essex
King’s Head
M. Idony Esfex
Attornics
Lang and Edmunds
Red Lion Square
Bannister
Armley
Yorkshire
Downer
Ac Flicks
S Inns Leeds
Attoreney
Mr. Wilson
Castlestreets Holborn
J. Snowy
Strand
T- Owen
Manchester
P-Gariot
Union-street
Eliz. Wilson
East Retford
Snow-hill
A.kington
Bath
T. Stevens
Lide-street
J. Gregory
Meikdham
Wilts
Wry Edge
J. “Abbott
Rotherham
T. Clifton
T. Strode
Lambeth
MAIL
Portscript
Ascot Heath
King's Beach Hill
Congress
Mags Hally
Noft
the Aurora
Philadelphia
Peters
Federal Circuit
Couits
S and Republications
America
Shaxting
United States
Flaud
Courier
American Congress
The
Aurora
Paris Journal
the Echo
Moraieg
Boulay Paty
Cottneil
Europe
Tom Payne
Zom
Vienna
Ship News
Deal
Saventpente
Ion
Bons
Ifedunt -Doune
mThursday Lat
Witc
Bady
Ian At
Daft
Saliftiq
Queens
Hartham Park
Cahans
Lomniaen
Paix
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