British Navy circulates reports on Batavian coast action
Admiralty notices dated July 9 recount Admiral Lord Viscount Duncan's letter from Circe and details of boats under Captain Winthrop succeeding in extracting twelve gun-vessels from Ameland’s rear, with no casualties among the crews. Dispatches also note appointments at Vienna and strategic moves by Suwarrow and Keay amid European conflicts. The record includes baptisms at St. Petersburg and noisy civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extrosi
Lester
Viscount Doncon
Evan Nepean
Kent
Texel
Winthrop
Circe
Pratea
Ffont
Ameland
Temple
Borg der
Jaloufe
Espeigie
Thoreas
Gunviffers
Amsterdam
Baliast
R. Wintuore
Vistust Dazcan
Jaloufé
Pylades
L’espeigle
Parliamentary Antelligence and the Militia Reduction Bill
Debates on the Workmen’s Combination Bill feature Lord Helland urging amendments to exempt non Journeymen from penalties. The bill is amended, read a third time, and passed. A Militia Reduction Bill committee follows with amendments proposed and adopted, report ordered for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney
Lord Helland
House
Caernarvon
Rader
Spencer
Grenvills
Fitsavilliam
Deroy
Deroy, &c
News from the English Channel and Mediterranean 1799
From Lisbon to Cadiz and Cadiz to England ships arrive with news of Sir Alan Gardiner returning with four ships in need of repairs. Prizes taken by Lord Nelson at Aboukir voyage home. troops destined for expedition. Roving reports on Madrid orders, Baltic navigation, and various officers and regiments moving through Windsor and Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitworth
A-P
Rutha
Lifon
Falmouth
Prince Adolphus
Alan Ganpuar
Lord Nelson
Bay of Aboukir
England
Portugal
Mediterranean
Hias Beer
Nox Roux
Hott
Favzwilliam
Cok
Robert Cgarrum
Arcupuxe
Switzerland
Duke of MaxiBorover
Brighton
Bishop of
Davey
Hanau
Baths
Pyrmont
William Green
Woolwich
Queen’s Bays
17Th Regiment of Light Horse
Windsor
16Th Regiment of Dragoons
Westminster Bridge
Canterbury
Siarch
Iita
Kuighribridge
Roger Dutos
Department of the Landes
Decade Philosophique
Dutos
Giacienatas
Mauritius
Bombay
Zebruary
Axri
Bengal
Tealcutta
Victory over the French reported by Gazette
The Hamburgh Mail was late but the Gazette confirms a victory over the French. General Kray informs Arcupukg that Suwagrow moved against Macronap, blocking a join with Moazau by defeating him near Peddie. The defeat alters Suwaxaow’s plans and suggests the French never landed at Genoax nor joined Morgan and Macpowal. Private letters hint at Austrian headquarters at Berne forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kray
Arcupukg
Suwagrow
Macronap
Moazau
Peddie
Suwaxaow
Genoax
Morgan
MacpowaLp
Switzerland
Enouxe
Tong
Berne
Mysterious Irish Arrival and Sudden London Exit
Mail from Ireland reports Mr. Gansnore, private secretary to Mr. Downpay, left London abruptly. He was told to prepare for a foreign journey within 24 hours, and was last seen with Lord Gainvitee’s dispatches not yet delivered. A King's Messenger accompanied him, and his destination remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Gansnore
Downpay
London
Lord Grixavitee
Gatswone Fins
Mingrya Vessel Captured Near Coast of Salient Orgia
A ship named Mingrya was captured in waters off the Coast of Salient Orgia. Details on the captors and motive remain unreported as authorities assess the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ope
Mingrya
Salient Orgia
Untitled fragment about a Bristol to Lisbon voyage
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Bristol to Lisbon journey and a retaken by the Farqy gutter phrase, with unclear subjects and missing verbs. No coherent event or names are determinable from readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Lisbon
Unclear text from historical page item
Fragmentary OCR describes a maritime scene with passengers, a ship, signals from an Engi rigate, and names like Prince Adolphs. The legible parts are sparse and do not form a coherent report or identifiable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Adolphs
Gay
Chacey
Runcher
Fragmentary OCR note from Ludgate Street printers
Fragmentary readable phrases indicate printers in Ludgate Street and a painter, with scattered names and places. The text mentions Nine et, Palermo, and J. Bowsoe, suggesting an old, damaged newspaper or printing house record with limited legible items and no clear event or outcome.
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London Gazette
Admiralty Office
Downing-Street
Gilbert Lord Minto
Enroy
Vienna
Downing Street
Lord Henley
Craufurd
Lord Grenville
Foreign Department
Zurich
Surm
Archduke Charles
Marshal Suwarrow
Macdonald
Morsay
Ghani
Bobbio
Haddick
Suwarrow
Simpson
Valais
Agric
Madenese
Martua
Sywarpow
Nmauiua
Sinndelf
Valentia
Reggio
Partha
Medena
Murray
Bolton
Lancashire
Meeper
Cregors
Y. Crippen
Tower-street
M. Hil
Manchester
W. A'ker
Lamicbury
Tans Ey J.nny
Dmonds
Augro
J. Cartledge
Blackley
Yorkthirs
Mater
J. Grey
T. Hawnlworth
Tamworth
Staffordshire
Mercer
Yay
J. Tite
Longhton
Bucks
Farmer
J. Robi
J. Anderson
Auza
W. Set
W. Evans
Parliamentary
Gop
Evening Mail
Prince-of -Waars
Cuannes Hamiston
Meygate
Mosars
Rota Point
Cadiz
W. Ropertson
Scotland
Earl of CoAtercandeis
Reneet Aneacrouey
Lda Ael the Lown
Maxon
Jon Laceall
Ulrhels
Leeland
Jor
Taft
Wid
Pa Pratt Bea
Ludgate-strtes
Prire
Wanbhake
Alotias
Ralermo
J. Bowsoe
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