Privateer actions and naval engagements in the Nepean and Dunkirk area
A fragmentary report details an encounter with a Dunkirk privateer named Resolution or Peyton, describing vessel armament, crew, and a wounded man. It also notes Continental naval movements, exchanges on stock markets, and British military appointments in August 1797, with references to Bombay, Tellicherry, and Tirpoo ministers.
Royal visit and military parade at Weymouth fields
Avé Weymouth reports a royal expedition with King and four Princesses observing a camp inspection. Majestic guests attended Sociables on Oxstow land while Lords and generals, including Lord Caracar and General Goups Worthy, arrived from London for a dawn to day parade with cavalry regiments and field day activities.
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Dorchester
Watsinenam
Goups- Worthy
Arel
Londons
Birth of Duke of Clarence announced with bells and parade
Brighton, Ate 22. The birth of the Duke of Clarence was announced here by ringing bells. Militia regiments from Northampton and Lewes trained under Major-General Graham, marching in-line then retreating by battalions with loaded arms. An excellent match on the riage hill last Friday pitted Major Howard’s mare against Mr Fartor’s mare, with Major winning by twenty hands.
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Brighton
Duke of Clarence
Ter
Lanark
Artille Regiment of Militia
Falmer
Northampton Regiment of Militia
Lewes
Graham
Tehey
Howard'd
Fartor
Ache Major
Contested Rulings and Duel Affects 19th Century France and Britain
Fragmentary notices describe debates on illegitimacy and succession in France, a duel at Gunnersbury House between Lieut Mackenzie and Mr. Babs, a field wound to Mr. Brat, a pitched battle on Sibury Common over 25 guineas, and social entertainments amid military events including a duke and officers at a Devers gathering.
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Weitok
Ead
France
Gunnersbury
Mackenzie
76Th Regiment
Babs
Hemne
Jamaica
Warnock
Davis
Beat
Rosa
Brat
Mrz. Mackenzie
Seconst
Hay
Bury- Common
Bartholomews
Odin
Lowen
Pugi
Aes Re
Howsieg
Hyse
Rakence
Angra
Drury: Lane
Shipping News From Barbadoes to Plymouth and Mutineer Executions
Ships arrive and depart with convoys including the Baltic and Polyphemus. French privateers take vessels off Cape Clear and Calais reports. The heavy Indiaman Gundar tracks lightning damage. Charon frigate arrives with convoy from the Eastward. Mutineers of the Saturn face imminent execution with details sparse.
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Plymouth
Camepell
Polyphemus
Lut Msdaines
Cork
Dublin
John N
Toomorrow
Deal Aug 22 Arrivals and fleet movements at the Downs
The Serapis store ship arrived with the La Virginie frigate from a cruise and remains in the Downs with the Overyfiel Bedfords and Ffis. The La Virginie sailed to Portsmouth. Wind W N W. The man of war sailed to Portsmouth and then for the River with a fleet from the Westward under convoy of the Calypso sloops remaining with the ships as per last.
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Deal
Aus
Serapis
la Virginie
The
Downs
Bedfords
Tfis
Portsmouth
River
Letter From An Officer On Lord St. Vincent’s Fleets
A dated July 8 1797 report notes peace hopes as British vessels push Gibraltar for a larger mortar. It praises the squadron’s order and discipline, credits Earl St Vincent, mentions the execution of three men on the George, and recalls Muir’s death after being wounded aboard a frigate. The writer describes excellent weather and abundant fruit from Spaniards Moors and Portuguese, and laments distant contact with mutinous ships in England.
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Lord Sr. W
Gibraltar
St. Mincents
George
Muir
Havannah
Thote
Cadiz
England
Life and Death Notices from a Turbulent Era
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a Sunday event at Lady of GilaHtes Drummond, Brg Gordon or Brg area. The garbled text hints at a funeral or church function held at or near grofvenor place with references to a person named Fatts and entities a and aia.
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Aia A
GilaHtes
Drummond
Marriage notice in Coleman Street and Worcester Militia
Fragmentary wedding brief reports a marriage yesterday involving Dansey of the Worcester Militia and Mira Frances Warren, and a Cheapside match between Mr Matthew Poole and an unnamed Miss. The readable text evidences a society notice with names and venues but lacks full details.
Obituary Notices From Cirencester and Devonshire
Fragmented obituary notices report deaths in Instow Devonshire and Cirencester and scattered biographical details. Items include Lat week’s death of a senior Oxford botanist and references to Mrs Shellard and Mr William Wilkins with local parish ties and property notes.
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Instow
Devonshire
University of Oxford
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