Postscript on 3 Per Cent and Imperial Moves
Intelligence from Milan and Vienna outlines financial and political shifts. Reports say 14 ships of the line will be built in Adriatic ports as Buonaparte receives a silver-sired saddle horse from the King of Sardinia, while General Williams sails from Trieste to map Istria and Dalmatia coasts. A Batavian Convention rejection blocks the oath against the Stapr Hotper Aristocracy and Anarchy. A possible marriage between Archduke Duartes and a Saxony princess is mentioned with a governor general appointment planned for Italian dominions. The Phenix frigate with Marquis de Pomperra is reported ashore at Falmouth.
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HamBurch Matt
Atiist
Rafaelt
Merrernicn
Vienna
Milan
Sarpintia
Buonaparte
Tyrie
Zgthult
Adriatic Sea
Colonel Williams
Triest
Aufria
Istria
Dalmatia
Hague
Vasa 5Yma
Duartes
Saxony
Italy
Falmouth
Phenix
Marquis de Pomperra
Procession to St Pauls for National Thanksgiving
A grand procession in London yesterday marked the National Thanksgiving for naval victories under Lords Howe, St Vincent, and Duncan. Military bands, seamen, and marines led a multi‑party display from Chatham Barracks to St Paul’s, with Royal family, city officials, and thousands watching in order and reverence.
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Hower
St. Vincent
Duncan
Strand
Horse Guards
Pall Mall
Charing-crof
Queen’s Light Dragoons
Palace-yard
Cunp
Temple Bar
House of Commons
Eapringg
Bars
Countess of
Guards
London
East India Volunteers
Light Horse
Ludgate Hill
Fleet Street
St. Paul’s
Dukes of York and Clarence
Prince Ernest
Duke of Gloucester
Linecoln
Bisnor
Earl Moran
Ships Taken and Storm Losses Reported in Port News
Shipping notices detail numerous captures by privateers, wrecks, and drownings. Vessels including the Mary, Peggy, Stag, Kitty, Abby, and others are seized or driven aground near Charleston, Havana, Porto Rico, and Jamaica. The Argo convoy arrives at Spithead amid storm distress. ships like the Impetueux and Daedalus suffer anchors lost and vessels driven ashore. Port notices from Portsmouth Poole Deal and local harbors note wrecked cargoes, drownings, and diversions of ships for repairs or salvage.
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Mary
London
Savannah
Charleston
Port-au-Paix
Peggy
Bain
Jamaica
America
Havannah
Halifax
Kitty
India
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Abby
Wilson
Hackney
Demerara
Liverpool
West Indies
Tortola
Palias
Hunter
Clyde
Charleston Bar
Thomas
M‘quic
Africa
Middle Passage
Bartholomew
Blanch
Dantzig
Maria
Bolton
Hope
Falmouth
Guernsey
Elizabethy
Stephens
Newfoundland
Téing
Mouth
Egremont
Patrick
Newcastle
Little Hampton
Goodwin Sands
Salazar
Virginia
Oorto
Margaret
Roberts
St. Jago Dé Cuba
Portsmouth
Argo
Lisbon
Spithead
Barrick
Elizabeth
Thomas Diamond
Selsey Bill
Daedalus
Stokes Bay
Bennett
Hull
Lifton
Success
Nicholson
Oporto
Irish Rebel Activity and Trials Reported in Dublin
A letter from Ireland notes United Irishmen seized arms at Athy but escaped authorities. In Dublin, ForeshA Davis and four others faced trial for unlawful oaths. Davis convicted, others acquitted. St Dunstan's Church patrols occurred overnight and Christmas Beef sales at Smithfield were brisk. Old Bailey Amalgalty Session reported George Jay convicted of piracy, others acquitted or discharged. Trials of Captain Long, Peter Innes and James Brothers delayed to next session.
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Ireland
Athy
Dublin
Foresha Davis
Fohn Tuohy
Patrick
John M‘ Manus
James Gordon
Temple Bar
Davis
St. Dunstan’s Church
Smithfield
Old Bailey
George Jay
Captain Long
Peter Innes
James Brothers
Caithness Fencibles
Obituaries and Death Notices Include Fisher and Bellaffis Tributes
In London notices, Lt. Charles Langford Fisher dies from a shooting accident at Cape of Good Hope, aged 22 or 23, mourned by officers and friends as a promising young officer. Also noted are Mrs. Walker of Parliament Street and Mrs. Bellaffis of Bedford Square, while Edward Laing, surgeon of the 7th Foot, dies in Trinidad on August 23.
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Walker
Parliament-street
Cape of Good Hopey
Charles Langford Fisher
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Postscript
Chatham Barracks
Admiral Campwellr
Goopart
Hamiltown
Earl Hower
Admiral Hotham
Lord Bripport
Cape St. Vincent's
Sir C. Thompson
J. Hervey
Trinidad
Earl
de Wister
Regnigres
Lucas
Lord Duncan
Art. O
Doveras
K x11
Saldannah Bay
Chatham
Rule Britannia
Earl of Aytestorp
Exons
Commons
House of Lords
Princess Sophia
Duke of Clarence
Duke of
Yorx
Ditto
Houshold
East India Company
Admiral Caldwell
T. Paisley
Barly
A. Gardner
Hugh Seymour
R. Curtis
Domett
Gambier
Elphinstone
Payne
Admiral Young
Poe
Admir
Larcom
Monkton
Sir C
al Goodall
Holloway
al Hamilton
Grindall
Browell
Thamabace
H. Nelson
Whitbhed
Sutton
Irwin
Laprai
FH. Trollope
Drury
Wells
Mitchell
Bligh
Waldegrave
C. Knowles
Dacres
Towry
Douglas
Lord Onslow
G. W. Fairfax
Effington
O’bryen
Gregory
Hotham
Earl Svenery
Admiralty
Lord Cuatuam
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Bisutor of Londons
Mass
Holmes
Moore
Crareeé
Bisuor
Lincoln
Clark
Sion
HaLtreruyan
Queen Anne
Westminster
Islington
South West Gate
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Perce
Wales
Duchess of York
Court of Common Council
Duke
Duchess of
Arnot
Duchess of Beaufort
Marquidus of
Bata
Lansdawn
Turursartum
Somers
J. Russeut
Mordaunt
Tynre
Mtppleton
Bath
M.P
Bond Street
Fleet-treet
Lombard-street
Temple-bar
Bowtreet
Ship News
Poole
Charlotte
Tucker
Deal
Wind
S.S.E
The
Isabella
Brand
Demarara
Nancy
Swan
New-York
Quebec
J. Walter
Ncusk- Square
Boacefriars
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