Mutiny at Sea and Cape Dispatches Reach Admiralty
Reports from the Cape detail mutinies on Admiral Princ e's flagship and on the Sceptre, with swift force used to subdue leaders, Stephens acquitted, and Prieidence lost after running aground. Admiralty receives letters from Lutwidge and Farafax offering voluntary public funds. Deserions among Dutch planters and military moves, plus updates on ships Martha and Charlotte and crew survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
University of Cambridge
Admiralty Office
Lutwipce
The
Nore
W.G. Farafax
Chatham
Gzerce
Batavia
Dunas
Cape
Canton
China
Martha
Charlotte
East Indies
M‘doxan
M‘donato
Calcutta
Barnam
Marina
George Joliffe
Samuel Kiernan
Henry Williams
Robert Francis
Charles Gortray
William Burns
War Office
Referve
Great Britain
Ireland
Guernsey
Jersey
East-Indies
Winchester
West Indies
Admiral Duncan
Lord Kenyon
Atlizes
Northern
Kenyon
Roore
Norfolk
Eyre
Assqurst
Medlands
Tare Child
Macponarp
Jrose
Western
Perryn
TuowPson
Oxford
Justice Heat
Lawrence
Heme
Baron Horna
Jufice Burien
News from New York and Paris on Bank profits and Franco American ties
A mail from New York via the Princess Charlotte Packet in 21 days brings strong notes on the American Bank, showing a 1 percent dividend and 97 000 dollars surplus after 200 000 dollars spent on new buildings. It also notes possible war with France over Paris negotions, and that the American Directory has not granted an audience to American Commissioners. A Morning Paper adds that Lord Turrow met the Prince of Wales, while the Chancellor spoke to him, signaling reconciliation through noble mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Falmouth
Princess Charlotte
Clements
France
Paris
Lord Turrow
Prince of Wales
Carlton
The Duke of Norfolk Displaced From West Riding Office
The King has removed the Duke of Norfolk from the post of Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of York and from command of the local militia. The step reflects displeasure at his political conduct during the war, though he is praised for integrity and abilities. The Crowds at Crown and Anchor led to his dismissal amid reports of intemperate remarks and controversial toast terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Noxroux
West Riding
County of York
Orn Wutg
Fox
Portland Party
Norgoth
Crown
Anchor
Duke of Norfolk
Morning Chronicle
Friends of Freedom
Geo. Wasninaron
Avierice
Crames Fox
Washington
Grace bill advances in Senate for university gifts
Cambridge reports a Grace from the Senate authorizing the university to receive voluntary patriotic gifts. a second Grace to add funds was rejected on division in the Upper House. Observed names include Woodwardian, Civilian, Lowndes's Professors, and matters related to Jesus, Caius, and Magdalen Colleges along with Chemical, Anatomical, and Lucasian Professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tocol
Woodwardian
Lowndes
Jesus, Caius
Magdalen Colleges
Dispatches From Paris Spark Diplomatic Rumor
The Morning Paper contradicts reports of two gentlemen arriving from Paris with important dispatches, while Count Wenet Jantssere is said to have not communicated any such matter. Also noted: the State Cradle and Childbed men prepare for Germany, Duchess of Ruttawn ill, Lady Sydney taken ill, and a list of passengers from India including Mrs Doucras, Captain Day, Dr Powell, Lieut Westena, and others aboard the Europa. Four English merchant brigs captured off Dungeness were retaken by Dolphin and Lion with crew losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Weve
Taaneberg
Majjesty
Wenet Jantssere
Duchess of
Madras
Day
Powell
Bengal
Westeena
36Th
Rupert Lesbester
Civil Service
Fort Marlbro
J. Best
Ditto
Thomas Pennington
Bencoolen
Harriet Drummand
Regiment de Murron
Dungeness Point
Dolphin
Lion
Stormy seas endanger East Indiamen and fleets worldwide
In heavy gales from the Downs to Portsmouth, several ships sustained damage. The Taunton Cable collided with the Polyphemus, while Castor and Tellicherry ran ashore at Sandwich Flats. Minerva and others reached Ramsgate and Bombay ports, with cargoes landing. In Portsmouth a fierce west-northwest gale caused anchors to slip and ships to drift, including the London and Impetueux. Calypso and Ethalton arrived under convoy as Deal and Dover report major gusts and wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs
Portsmouth
Taunton
India
Polyphemus
Tellicherry
Barker
Beng
London
Bass
Castor
Salkeld
Bengal
Inerya
Blaney
Minerva
Ramsgate Harbour
Jotof
Thomas Willoughby
France
Zephyr
Scott
Talbot
Princess Royal
Trabella
Wilkinson
Ariadne
Madras
Ceres
Impetueux
Countess
Lisbon
Deal
Jaw
Spanish gun-boats clash with British frigate at Gibraltar
In Gibraltar yesterday nine Spanish gun-boats attacked a British frigate under local batteries for about an hour. One British sailor was killed aboard the rock, the first death of this war on shore, and another killed with six wounded on the vessel. A strong garrison sits at present in Perth with the Royal Garrison Battalion, Royal Artillery, and two Artificer companies nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibralter
Pe Rth
Goth
Tooth
Royal
Royal Artillery
Letter from Limerick magistrate to son in cavalry
A magistrate in County Limerick writes to his son, an officer of the Light Dragoons, disputing alarmist Ireland reports as exaggerated and urging that Cork, Waterford, and the North are proclaimed but the county remains tranquil and secure in allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Dhesagth
Ireland
Cork
Waiterford
Death notices for maritime captain and two ladies
On Tuesday Captain Atkinson Blanchard, formerly of the Bast India Company ship Rockingham, died suddenly. At Maidwell Northamptonshire, Mrs Buller widow of J J Buller, late Lord Commissioner of the Treasury, has died. On Wednesday evening Mrs Catherine Milward, widow of John Milward of Bromley Middlesex, passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson Blanchard
Bast India Company
Rockingham
Maidwell
Northamptonshire
Buller
J. J Buller
Treasury
Catherine Milward
John Milward
Bromley
Middlesex
Printing House Square Brackerr
A fragment from a Brackerr item referencing printing house square. Details are sparse and unclear, but the text suggests a titled location or event linked to a printing house square. No full names or dates are readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
Sterhens
Princie
Ava
Admiralty
Siemens
Parker
Princue
Stephens
Fackson
Conrt
Jack
Sr.r Hens
Steruans
Staphens
Prieidence
Bronsnton
Tit
Bacucaron
the Duke of Norfolk
Cambridge
Dover
Pegwell Bay
Rams Gate
Bank Stork
Contagi Ap. Cr
sperCr
Bank
L. Ann
Snort
aRyan Taehas India Fonds
R. Fadder
New Bond Street
T. Exerton
Whitehall
W. Richardson
Royal Exchange
Strev
J. Walter
Axp Vj. Rinting-House-Square
Brackerr
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