Sailors and Privateers in Channel Fleet Movements
News from Deal Portsmouth and Leith report naval movements and privateering actions. French lugger privateers captured near the Oporto fleet. Nemesis and companions pursued them. Sailed Prover and Eugene brig westward. sick soldiers arriving at Canterbury hospital. Wreck and loss updates from Montrose and Waterford accompany stormy seas notices.
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Baker
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Fanleygh
Oporto
Nemesis
Dover
St. Fiorence
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Werpshare
Peel
Withttonvoy
Canterbury
Bur Hospital
Leith
Sunderland
London
Firth of Ofth
Black-Rocks
Montrose
Javiin Eift
Sidom
Aberacen
Monitrose
Alexander
Viviawou
Montrose Bay
Phoenix
Nithet
Rentiers Bay
Thurso
Montrosé Bay
Betley
Dawson
Shekison
Blaing
Aberdeen
Arbroath
Swallow
M‘allum
Ditto
Aurora
Lyle
Greyburn
Phorn
John Caud
Bervie
Nancy
Stevend
Anna and
Margaret
Henderson
Witk
Afan Nelf-creiw
Budnen
Vo Meifaved
Mary
Wetthaven
Neptune
Gibbon
Bay of Nisgeeerer Ait Toft
Wallace
Cittal
Peterheac
Jupiter
Creslie
Rattrayhead
Martha
Aberdeen Bay
Sir Rupert Barclay and Irish march orders noted in Lewes
Sir Rupert Barclay, recently released from the Temple in Paris, was a banker at Aix-la-Chapelle. The Suffolk Fencible Cavalry, stationed at Lewes and extending to Rye, is ordered to hold readiness for Ireland in two divisions under Colonel Sir William Rowrex and Major Singleton. Lewes reports Williams charged at Whitechapel Police with assault on a servant at the Crooked Billet Ratcliffe Highway. prisoner remanded until the girl’s fate is settled.
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Rupert Barclay
Paris
Aixola Chapelle
Lewes
Rye
Ireland
William Rowrex
Barts
Singleton
Marquis Cornwalkis
Williams
Police
Whitechapel
Van
Inkuyman Afsault
Ratcliffe-highway
Cutting
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Old Bailey First Day Court Records January Case Summary
On Wednesday January 15 at the Old Bailey, juries found Henry Hardman guilty of horse theft and John Richardson guilty of defrauding Elizabeth Guest and stealing publican property. Others, including John Moore Andrew Forman Peter Asterbaud George Thomas and John Broun, faced trials for burglary horse theft and coinage crimes with several guilty verdicts. The following day more defendants were tried for breaking and entering theft from shops and houses, with multiple guilty verdicts and details of alibis and witness testimony.
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Lonp Cnigr
Banow
Lawrence
Heath
Henry Hardman
Horle Ingm’ Hayes
Middlesex
London
John Richardson
Elizabeth Guest
John Wicks
John Moore
Thomas Hopwood
Daylas
Stone
Andrew Forman
Peter Asterbaud
Nicholas Alstrom
Foffman
Johm Broun
Wm. Prown
Elizabeth Holinsby
George ‘Thomas
Solomon Levi
Wapping
Levi
Simon ‘Cayley
Deptford
Pepley
Nighway
Joan St Ttmark
Craven-street
Strand
Fr. Snowden
Fulham
Mr. Snowden
Chelsea
Batterie Bridge
Hic
George Snowden
Whitmarsh
King’s Road
Isaac Hart
James Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Ann Pimmell
John Roberts
Hart
Ann Paramel
Taft
Mary ‘Miller
John Miller
Susannah’ Pope
John Mailles
Tower Hamlets
Dukestreet
Lincoln’s-inn-field
George Dodson
Gruilty
Elizabeth Roberts
Malton
Long-Acre
John Hall
Peter Ciapman
Joseph
Jones
Sarah Boreham
Elizabeth
Meftis
Tyler
Leacock
Joseph Jones
Sarah Borcham
Drury-lane
Salmon
Hall
Chapman
Bath
Finsbury Square
Aff
Evidence Brings Guilty Verdicts in Case Against Woman
The trial centered on claims of pawned items including a duplicate handkerchief. Prosecution argued the woman was involved in pawning goods and possessing stolen items. Among those charged, Hall and Chapman were found guilty, Elizabeth Jones acquitted.
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Sre
Uall and
Chapman
Eliz. Jones
Leeds Journal Reports Fatal River Accident Among Horses
A Wednesday afternoon incident near a bridge in Leeds involves a team owned by Mr. Jackson of Fairburn. While watering, four horses drowned after their gear tangled and they were swept under a rising river arch. a young man escaped by grabbing a tree branch and leaping into a garden. The loss is estimated at about twenty five guineas per horse.
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Waterford
Sylvester Dooling
Rathwhelan Cove
Oporto
Liverpool
Loncaster
Jackson
Fairburn
Bride Foot
Kad
Fis
Akith
Maui
Bread weighing fraud and a dog themed robbery attempt
A London baker was convicted for selling underweight bread after a 60 ounce shortfall on the batch, with 42 ounces still due to be weighed. In a separate tale, a dog owned by Poston of Church Street Bethnal Green was used in a suspected robbery plan near a public house but a neighbour intervened, injuring the assailant.
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Poston
Bethnal-green
Bow
Balbanz
Reclini
Aston Hall and outlying estates offered at Sutton Coldfield auction
Auction sale of adjoining Freehold Estates in StayfoxD Shire Warwickshire at the Red Lion Inn Sutton Coldfield on 16 February 1800 in six lots. Lot 1 features the Aston Hall mansion with gardens and water frontage plus nearby lands and manor of Afton in Sheneton and Aldridge. Lot 2 covers Aston Forge Mill and water works with related land. Lot 3 includes surrounding parcels of land in Sheneton. Lot 4 comprises Hill Hook Farm and varied arable and meadow lands with pasture, in Sutton Coldfield and Shenton, held by Theodore Price, Esq., under lease. Plans available at Sutton Coldfield offices.
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John Searle
Cambridge
Red Lion
Gmsteel
Hildertham
Longon
Norwich
Cape Bridge
Newmarket
Sele
the Crown
Linton
Mestis
Boor
Bell
Field-court
Gray's Inn
Hall
Nod
Shire
Warwickshire
Red Lion Inn
Sutton Coldfield
Warwickhire
Aston Ball
Shenton
Stafford
Browne
Barr
Aldridge
Afton
S3eafton
William ‘Tennant
Aston
Sheniton
Bourne
Mefit Beach
Wakwick
Birmingham
Lichfield
Walsall
Hill
Hook
Sutton-Colf Shenton
Eierefaid
Theodore Price
Colcfeld
Stitt Coldfield
Shenfton
Sutton Colds
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