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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 29, 1800

Page

3

Fly Captures French Cutter Privateer Near Cherbourg

In a letter from Captain Mudge of HM Sloop Fly to Evan Nepean, dated August 29 at Guernsey Roads, he reports heavy gales driving him from Cherbourg coast, but notes capturing the Trompeur privateer off La Hogue after two days without spoils, and signals intent to resume course when winds ease. Also lists bankruptcy dividends and names of merchants and traders with dates.

Admiralty Office Mudge Fly Evan Nepean Guernsey N.N.E N.N.W Cherburg la Hogue Cherbourg Zachary Mudge J. Wood Walsall Staffordshire P. Atkinson Sculeoates Yorkshire R. Tennant Wakefield D. Morgan Llanvihangel Gencur Glyn Cardiganshire T. Ryan Liverpool R. Lee Sherston Magna Wilthire Baker Hounfell Bridport Dortecshire Tronmonger J. Lowe Fintbury-Place S. and J. Badely Walpole Suffolk J. Woodcock Jun Halesworth W. Tracey Port‘fea Hants Stopfeller W. Myers Appleton upon-Wilke

Shipping News From Ports and Fleet Movements

Reports from Lat night describe the Hope arriving from Riga with Rupert Anderson detailing Danish maneuvers near Copenhagen and British fleet actions under Admiral Dickson. Plymouth and Portsmouth harbor traffic includes ships like Prince, St George, Achilles, and various convoys, plus cargo losses and a smuggling cutter seizure. A Birmingham foundling tale of a found four year old boy named George Bagras Ankey follows, with suspicions of concealment or abandonment.

Hope Rupert Anderson Riga Limeur Martin Lord Wairworth Admiral Dickson Castle Dickson Romecy Copenhagen Anderson Plymouth Ave Prince Corton St. George Epwaxns Achilles Murray Penguin Littlehales Ireland Albion Jamaica London Cork Downs Earl Howe Caledonia Mornington Calcutta Hercules Bombay Reliance Botany Bay Rose Fowey Furfe Guernsey Doris Dasher Havick Speedsceil Lufifante Chapman Brown Eugenie Somervee Portsmouth Roe Mareau la Modere Solebay West-Indies Ile of Wight Cape of Good Hope Convey Afa Coromandel SrenLing Loyalift Watron Eliza Swain Adventure Foulger South Seas Paisley Demerara Voltigeur Newfoundland Deal Aus Gunvesel Johan Lass Die Vorfigt Torming Prince William Henry Sir Edward Hughes Georgiana -Packet Water-street Birmingham George Bagras Ankey John

Festival in honor of Bartholomew de las Casas noted

The 28th festival will be held at the Temple of Victory at eleven thirty in the morning honoring Bartholomew de las Casas the protector of the oppressed Indians. Other items: Kopp arrives in Paris on a mission to the First Consul. Fire at Ceffey near Remilly. troops move from Remilly to join the army of Italy. Debate on negotiations and armistice. calls for confidence in government. Details of correspondence about General Kleber's death and Egypt peace efforts. Moniteur report includes Sir Sidney Smith letter and negotiations terms.

Army of Reserve Remilly Auvergne Army of Constantinople Bonaparte Paris London Egypt Kleber Republic Abdullah Bey Menon Sir Sidney Smith Sidney Smith Menoqu Jaffa Baudof Jebil-il-Islam Baudot Jebil al-Imam Cairo Pacha Butal Keith Alexandria Moniteur

War Preparations and Army Layout Across Rhine Front

From Paris reports the army of the Rhine is well positioned with reinforcements arriving daily. Four main sections are listed under St Sacre, Grenier, the center under Le Clerc and Decaen, and Lecourbe on the right, with Lecourbe set to depart for Paris. Other notes cover Dutch funds, Austrian subsidies, and English peace proposals tied to a Turkish-friendly balance.

Strasburgh Avé Storeau Lecoibe St. Suzanne Lowham Army of Kloy Ja Brifgau Snathirgh Colaud Mentz Wortzbourg Ochfenfurt Grenier Abiliey Kellheimy Vils Rickepanse Wirtemsberg Sturgae Neu Ingolstedt Neuburg le Grand Straubingen Bavaria le Clerc Landshof Decaen Munich Lecourbe Upper Swabia Voralburg Grifons Montrickard Gaudin Malitor Augerad Army of the Rhine Lecuwrbe Paris Hague Amsterdam Vienna France Germany Francefort Lord Minto Frangg Italy Abercromey Zeas Land Holland Belgium Austria England Marengo Amiens

Privateers seize vessels amid Atlantic cargo raids

The privateers Bien Informé and Cen eur captured an English brig laden with brandy and tobacco and brought it to Boulogne. La Mouche of Bourdeaux captured a Portuguese brig and the ship La Jane of Liverpool, which struck after a deadly action and was sent to Tenerife. Bourdeaux reports the Æ plus cruized, seizing Green Caffle, Pierson, brig ht s, and other English ships from Jamaica and New York routes, with sugar, rum, coffee, and tobacco among their prizes.

Ministry OF the Marine Bien Informé Ceneur Boulogne la Mouche Bourdeaux la Jane Liverpool Guinea Oretava Iland of Tenerifhc Jamaica Pierson London Hts New York Bristol Jigon

Prize ship Republican condemned by French council

The 25th of July saw the American ship Republican condemned, Capt. Simobos noted as having been taken long ago as a prize. Reports mention ae eae ab ashore in Spain near Aerthar as part of related tensions.

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