Admiralty letters and bankruptcy notices in late 1798 Gazette
Copy of a letter from Lord Bridport and Sir John Jervis reports captures near Cape Malabar and St Vincent. Recaptured George brig from Bristol. Includes privateer actions and officer praise. Bankruptcy notices list W Gage, Jo Whale, G Patterson, J Sayer, J Stoddart, and others with surrender dates. Also an Order of Council extending Navy bounties and quarantine changes as Yellow Fever ends in America.
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Admiralty Office
Lestir
Lord Bridport
St Fiorenzo
Sea
Cada
St. Fiorenzo
Trithi
Plymouth
C. H. Near
St. Joseph
la Rutée
George
London
Bristol
Lisbon
Earl of
Gibraltar
Roger
Fleop el
EllCorfo
Rofia Bay
Cape Malabar
C. C. Bocer
W. Gage
Webber-row
St. George's
Southwark
Guildhall
Jo Whale
Melksham
Wilthire
King’s Arms Inn
Patterson
Lerwick-upon-Twied
Dalby
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
Ualler
the Angel Inn
Market Haravin
J. Sayer
T. Inc Eneran Jer
H. Za
Tenterden
Kent
Grazier
H. Zachary
Lawrence-Jane
Jvith
J. Stoddart
T. Errington
J. Errington
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Corningers
C. Twigg
Birmingham
Button
G. W. Scott
Kirby
Kendal
Westmoreland
Money-Scrivener
W. Summers
Harwich
J. Scott
D. Scott
J. Thompson
Blackburn
Lancashire
Gremny -Kingstone
EB. ‘Stephenson
Pennings Street
Ratcliffe
Highway
W. Watts
Herry-Garden-Street
Bermondsey
J. Walmerlay
Chancery-laney
América
Shipwreck and voyage end near Halifax in late 1700s gale
A letter from a gentleman of Wis[consin?] recounts a perilous voyage to Cape Charles, then Cape Sambro near Halifax. Severe north easterly gales destroyed the mainmast and rigging, leaving the ship a wreck yet crew saved. After jury masts were raised, conditions improved and the convoy reached Halifax by November 4, with merchants assured all had arrived before the gale recur.
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Wis
Cape Charles
Capes
N.E
N. W
N. E
Frowd
Cape Sambro
Sambro
N. K
Halifax
Manifesto Against Naples and Turin War Threats Explored
The Executive Directory denounces the Court of Naples for perfidy and aggression against the French Republic. It accuses Naples and Sardinia of treachery, aiding Britain, violating treaties, arming rebels, and plotting to invade Italian states, with war deemed imminent and necessary.
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Cetizen
Gclt
Naples
Turin
Rome
France
Italy
Benevento
Buonaparte
Malta
Ats
London
Vienna
the Two Sicilies
Thermidor
Nelson
Augusta
Syracuse
Senate of
Neapolitan
Orbitello
England
Sicily
Aéton
Messina
Trapani
Gergonti
Cote Manet
Wekpalitan
Soy
Witert Thre Hale
Sean
Goyeri
Baratto
Plate
Spain
Nebson
Posibie
Republic
Dewn
Great Britain
Maples
Jurin
Sardinia
Amenne
Duc d'Aoi
Qld
Piedmont
Friends of the Republic
Shoft
Patriny
Tiak-Mplitiax
Laana
Queilla
French Revolt Echoes in War Crimes Texts from 1797
Fragmentary excerpt reflects European powers debating the consequences of a conflict. It notes French actions provoking ire in a republic and contrasts threats against governance with calls for adherence to treaties. Political tension and diplomatic rhetoric surface in the described discourse.
Income Tax Bill Clauses Stir Parliament Debate
The House debated new clauses in the Income Tax Bill and provisions on married women income delivery, West Indies profits, and steward expenses. Tierney pressed on fairness and attendance, while Pitt argued changes were nonessential. motion to read the bill a third time on Monday prevailed.
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John Smith
Pitt
Great Britain
Tierney
West-India
West- Indies
Yorkshire
West-Indies
England
Fohnes
Pit
Tor
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