Rumors of French invasion and Corsica evacuation debated
A fragmented London letter from Poole Aug 28 notes privateers at sea and French preparations along the coast for a potential expedition against England or Ireland. It cites Admiral Cornewer’s squadron near Brest, arrivals at Portsmouth including Admiral Parke and General Sir Ralph Abercromby, and discussions in council on evacuating Corsica with forces shifted to Gibraltar or St Doshingo amid wider European tensions.
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London Gazette
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Col. Correrety
East’India Company
Middlesex
Lime-street
Zoulon
Paris
Le'Réchafeur
Plutus
Tate
Council of Five Hundred
Council
Hahai
Hessz Cassel
Switzerland
Green Park
Edouard Fresman
Elm
Ely
Opposition Refutes Claims On Minister and Peace Policy
The piece defends the government against opposition claims that the prefect minister is incapable of concluding the war and that a peace guided by Mr. Pitt is unsafe. It argues the minister is competent in tranquil times, condemns the opposition for seeking change, and references recent dispatches, naval news, and political commentary from the period.
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Ricketty
Pitz
Ris
Pirr
Fox
Lord Linspowne
Lord Rocoxtxoram
Prrr
France
Paday
Contac
Times
French prize ships and British squadron movements at sea
Plymouth reports the French brigantine Lucie captured near the Channel under Danish colors, with a Danish captain aboard, and the Dutch vessel Jonge Peters seized as suspect. British squadrons under Admiral Gardner and Vice Admiral Linzee arrive and refit at Cowes, with Hornet, Agamemnon, and others returning from Brest and Scilly. Transports, convoys, and quarantine news follow from Portland to the Motherbank as ships prepare for winter.
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Tommwédavis
Lucié
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Mars
Alexander
Alan Garner
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Cawland Bay
Falmouth
Gas
HaLswear
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Dorfer
A.schiombére
Ireland
Mapnanirme
der Couxcy
Kangaroo
Boye
Regulus
Cartain
Amphitrite
Penelope
Tomlinson
France
Princess of Wales Packet
Portsmouth
Hornét
Larxan
Guernsey
St. Helen’s
Princess Royal
Chichester
Castor
Blonde
Linzee
Corsica
Agamemnon
Nexson
St. Hielen’s
Swiftsure
Parker
Argonaut
Bart
Iphigenia
Gardner
Jamaica
Motherbank
Bow Street hearing in Yates murder case attracts crowd
Public office at Bow Street riots as Eliza John Sellers and Rich Footer are brought with a suspected will dispute involving Mr Yates, comedian. Dr Crugex notes Yates died from a pistol wound after threatening behavior by Yates toward Miss Jones. Magistrate orders commitment for trial.
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Thomas
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