Frigates engagement off Dunkirk and brave actions narrated
In a report from Dunkirk Roads on July 8 1800 Captain Inman of the Dart details a bold attack on the French squadron. Lieutenant M Dermott and Lieutenant Pierce led daring boardings. La Delirée was captured while Dart sustained wounds and losses. A list of killed and wounded, including Captains Themis Lee and James M Dermott, is enclosed along with a bulletin from Vice Admiral Lord Keith.
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Cooban
Lugger
Dean
Duit
Dunkirk
la Delirée
M.dermott
M‘detmeit
Pierce
Lalfo
Ingledon
Condué
Inman
P. Campbell
Poursuivante
Cartagnie
la Defirée
Citizen Depluicy
Dart
Comet
Biter Gunweffel
Ann
Kent
Slaway
Themis
Lee
James M‘dermott
James Hall
Biter
Not-man
Lord Keith
Mediterranean
Ewan Nepean
Mermaid
Cape Croisette
Malta
la Cruelle
Tonlol
C. Dudley Oliver
Lord Kells
K. B
French Actions Cut Danube Supply Lines In European War
European dispatches describe Kray's Austrian force cut off after French passage of the Danube on June 19 near Ulm, with gaps in links to Bavaria Tyrol and Franconia. Reports note British and Russian moves, Archduke Charles assembling 80 000 infantry and 20 000 cavalry, and German theater shifting to Swabia Bavaria and Franconia fronts.
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Germany
Danube
Carnot
France
Hamburgh
Storcauris
Hermann
England
Petersburgh
Fever
Olderbourg
Westphalia
Radia
North Seas
Vienna
Austria
Bohemia
Hungary
Charles
Prague
Italy
Abercrombie
Genoa
Frankfort
Archduke Charles
River Inn
Ulm
Kray
Aulic Council of War
Stutgard
Meerceldé
Reuss
Bavaria
Yrol
Brenz
Heidenheim
Laningen
Empire
Swabia
Franconia
Jloreau
Armistice Hopes Rise as Ulm Surrenders Imminent
SECOND MAIL. HWAMBURGH July 4 armsistice hoped for in Germany as General Kray forced to abandon Ulm. Lady Crawrurp to England, Frasen remains, Bouncoine to Denmark. Favoy from the French Republic. VIENNA June 25 dispatches show Melus, Melas, and Vuckarowich movements. Cremon a magazines moved to Mantua. levyen in Tuscany. Ferrara arming. Stzar Pay corps retreat. Archduke FoxDinaND praised. Quiet in Grifons and Vorarberg. Melas regiment to Traly. 46th infantry arrival noted.
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Hwamburgh
Germany
Kray Tas
Ulm
Crawrurp
England
Frasen
M. Bouncoine
Denmark
French Republic
Vienna
Melus
Traly
Melas
Fragmentary OCR: Emigrant Property Reassignment
Fragmented text shows emigrants returning to Frances property left unpaid. Mentions Taiteah large board and minnow ferry request. Retired owners may be global proprietors. unclear details and dates.
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Taiteah
Minnfow
Tuffia Diss
Frances Phespropértyav
Outward-bound Fleet Movements and Mutiny Case Report
Portsmouth dispatches report ships taken by a privateer and convoy sailings to Wales and Newfoundland. Mutiny punishment aboard Puisant Sheer Hulk is noted. Mediterranean fleet remains near Cowes as convoys and arrivals from Cadiz and the Downs are logged.
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Portsmouth
John Duncar
Flermioné
Totes
Cowes Road
Downs
Selby
Sheerness
Plymouth
Cadiz
Boston
Vaicorn
Paynouths Lugzer
Jury Ry
Mattward
Packet taken by French privateer near Texel
The Dolphin Packet from Yarmouth to Hamburg was captured on the 20th ult by a French privateer and carried into Texel. Two ladies and 44 passengers were aboard. one person wounded and the vessel damaged. Passengers were released on the consul's demand. The Hamburg Mail dated April 15 from Alexandria and May 28 from Constantinople report Cairo garrison tensions, Turkish vessels being disarmed, and discontent in Constantinople over French presence in Egypt amid high prices. A Channel Fleet officer notes pursuit of three frigates at Brett and a large enemy arsenal. A fire damaged Mr Pillars’ house in Cavendish Street, Oxford Street.
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Yapemouth
Cuxhaven
Texel
Amsterdam
Alexandria
Constantinople
Cairo
Mounabd Bry
Alexan
Dria
Kleber
Porte
Constantinoplé
Anxiou
Falmouth
Brett
Pillars
Haperhanger
Cavendish-street
Oxford
Phillips
Fragmentary Victorian notices mix of names and marriages
OCR fragment shows multiple names and events across London Malvern Hampstead Enfield with mentions of marriages and heirs. Readable bits include Mary Rice, Lord Dyfevor, Lascelles, Navy officers, Miss Edwards, Rev Rector, Phenix office, and Peer references. Details and dates are unclear.
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Wainefiy
Mary- Rice
Dyfevor
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T. Jenkin
Abschurch-kine
W. Kay
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J. Falkner
Brown-Edge
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J. Lewis
S. Cohn
Liverpool
M. de Gough
Manchester
T. Cox
Bath
J. Colton
Cath
Yorkshire
J. C. Reider
London House
A. Donald
Nuneaton
Warwickshire
S. Bowring
Milk-Street
Hofier
W. Smith
J. Atkinson
Aldermanbury
J. Barnett
J. Naden
Stockport
Cheshire
J. Walford
Pall-Mall
Haberdasher
Evening Mail
Postscript
London
Hemburgh
Kern
William Beytricx
Kienna
Filace
Prince Cu Arles
Anny
Corps of
Conde
Krar
Morneau
Ourer
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Fienna
Ralph Abercrombie
Charites
Franckfort Galactic
Hawburgh
Lord Mine
Tie
Lord Mintoa
Imperial Maesty
Marengo
Wu- Kassowicz
Paris
Inft
Lifton
United States
Jerrerson
Virginia
Adams
Dublin
Grand Fleet
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Warremnene
dn/poch
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Stockhalm Ey Sea
Oraiect
Siam
Peterpoutgh
ta'Eng
Prince Erne
SUP News
Smith
Wales
Raner
Rizhe
Jennish Cheshire
Enfield
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