Desperate Allied Stand At Sea Forts Field Dispatch
Major General Dundas reports from Ghent Bruges and Dunkirk that Coote and Burnam held a severe two hour combat against overwhelming numbers. Artillery exchanges and flank turns left the front broken and lines turned, yet valor of Campbell Donkin and others saved many lives and earned praise from Coote. Wounded officers and missing survivors noted. casualties about 1000 on each side, with captains and lieutenants cited for gallantry.
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Ghent
Bruges
Dunkirk
Coote
Donkin
Gat Regiment
Campbell
Guards
Duff
Coété
Third Guards
Light Infantry
Doskin
G4th
Walker
Royal Artillery
Wilson
Godfrey
Simpson
Hughes
Holcroft
Gibbs
Sith
Markett
23D Light Infantry
Coote Andimyfele
Cumberland
Carnet Nixon
Yth Light Dragéogs
Lowen
Seldier
Pollaeteeny
Hasey
Burnam
Henry Dundas
Fe. B.S
Baws Coors
M.G
Offend
Iey
Ainhale
Royal Engineers
17Th Light Dragoons
rit-Guards
N- 3d Guards
Gd Guards
Hely
Rith Regiment of Foot
Deakin
3D Guards
24D
Royal Navy
Wisdom
Belding
Circe
M. Trortxy
Osteid
Lifle
Douay
Fort L'Escarpe
11Th Regiment of Foot
Grenadiers and Light Infantry
Grenadiers
Clifton
Hiibert
Brownrigg
Calcraft
Cunningham
Wheatley
Armstrong
Bean
Stephens
Fullelove
Rath
Sierct
Martin
Evans Aylmer
Blair
Callyer
Knight
Grant
Fenwick
Maxwell
Eltons
Parlet
Roe and Regiment
Talbot
Skinner
Bradford
Bury
Grénadiers
Halleet
Hanson
Vilfcher
Lloyd
Otton
Cortland
Roberts
Ngth
Lord Aylmer
Purson
Williams
Ditto
Cobb
Williamson
Gillham
Thorley
Burard
Corner Nixon
Q .M.-Theatry
Prigade
Burrard
C. Eyre Deore
Lothé
Earl Cornwallis
Sye
Drogheda
Garrittown
Duléek
Douleek
Duleek
Siane
Meyrick
Taragh Hill
Gartiftowns
Black Lion
Slane
Lord Boyne
Boyne
Skine
Ord
Durham Cavalry
Ardée
Cotonel Maxwell
Dumfries
Meyrick Té-Meveong
Sutherland Highlanders
Battles and Casualties Report From Sand Hills Action
Long list of officers and ranks, ships and regiments, with killed and wounded totals. Names of officers, ranks, and units appear alongside casualty figures from an 18th century engagement near Offend and Sand Hills, plus accounts of prisoner exchanges and post-battle dispatches. Military leadership, ships’ crews, and detailed regimental losses are recorded, including Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Guards, Foot regiments, and naval ratings.
Official Bulletin on Wicklow and Clonard Campaigns 1798
The Irish Government bulletin reports movements against rebel fugitives in Wicklow and Clonard, detailing marches, engagements, and pursuits. It notes no confirmed surrender offers, highlights Colonel Braxt and Brigadier-General Wemyss actions, and records heavy rebel losses and captured arms.
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Dublin
Ayimek
Duprin Castxre
Wicklow
Sage
Lonp
Allen
Clonard
Braxt
Mullingar
Longwood
Mivaicr
Culmullin
Duke of York's Highlanders
Dumboyne
Garretstown
Royal Buckinghamshire
Yeomanry Corps
Boyne
Wemys
Meygicx
Ardee
Sutherland Regiment
Wemyss
Wems
Yedmanry
Dumfries
Finger
Codrock
Balbriggan
Lord Gormanstown
Gordon
Notioa
Lord GorMonston
Gorpon
His Majesty
Carlow
Fermanage
Dumfriesshire and Yeomanry
Royal Regiment trials and weather bets stir 18th century war news
Market funds rose near close with Consols at 0.50 for September. The Prince of Wales's Regiment faced capricious weather yet executed maneuvers skillfully amid a 3000 guineas wager against the 15th Light Dragoons. A private corps offered 100,000l to leaders to ensure success, which they declined. Levant winds delay Mediterranean passage. intelligence from Buons Parte falters. Lord St Vincent struggles for information. Earl of Derry calls a county Lieutenancy meeting over supplementary militia men. The Prince of Wapas plans Brighton visit. Rev. Robert Burrrow, chaplain aboard Direzar, drowns after a fall from the wardroom gallery off the Texel. He was about 26 and well respected.
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Prince of Watres
15Th Light Dragoons
Levant
Marseilles
Alexandria
Egypt
France
Buons Parte
Malta
Gibraltar
Prince of
Wapas
Brighton
Robert ‘BuRaowa
DireZar
Review at Wimbledon of the 16th Light Dragoons by Royal party
At Wimbledon the 16th Light Dragoons commanded by the Prince of Wales were reviewed by King George and royal party. The procession featured the Royal Family, dignitaries, and officers, with maneuvers, dismounts, and a grand charge. Weather cleared after rain and ten riders fell but with no serious injuries. The royal party later dined at Mr Dunn’s and departed for Windsor.
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Light Dragoons
Prince of Wales
Cagtwhcat
Aids de Camp
Aucusta
Eviza Bera
Duke of Ciragence
Mary
Ooraia
Cungctofre
Bellasyse
Prince
Princess of
Oxance
Royal
Duke of York
Dunpas
Leddy
Jane
Drummown
Dunpass
Horse Guards
Nate
Duke of
Cranewer
Slycre
Duchese
RutLanp
Manners
Uxelsode
Everal
s.gth-Light Dragoons
Germany
Prncess of
OranGe
Dunn
Wimbledon
Jane Aud
Mills Donpas
Windsor
Dukes of York and Clarence
Richmond
Castle ‘Inn
Ship News and Prize Details From Hull and Yarmouth
Reported captures include a 250 ton Spanish ship from Havana to Antwerp with cocoa, tobacco, cotton, and indigo, taken to Torbay. a vessel from Leghorn to Chester seized by a French cruiser and carried to Gorficas. the Richard from Antwerp to London captured and sent to Spain. Hull notes arrivals of Baltic-loaded ships under convoy, and Yarmouth reports refitting a 64 gun ship from the North Sea fleet and a retaken brig, with passengers including government dispatches.
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Guernsey
F. Giffard
Havannah
Sc Anterd
Torbay
Richard
Yarmouth
Belligueux
Circe
Sheerness
Earl of Leicester
Parket
Cuxhaven
Winznam Puayes
Declared Candidate for Peer Representative Seeks Scotland Seat
The Earl of Bouinton declares himself a candidate to represent the peers of Scotland in place of the late Earl of Errel and is expected to win. Lieutenant-General Thomas à Garraton, Governor of New Brunswick, has donated to voluntary war contributions via the Bank, with annual continuance. Citizen St Avery questions why England’s loan remains unfunded, arguing lack of public credit impedes circulation despite ample specie. The French paper Ze Supovillang notes public credit is essential to restoring finances and fears Britain’s ruin without reform.
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Earl of Bouinton
Scotland
Earl of Errel
Thomas À Garraton
New Brunswick
St. Avery
Tate
Paris
England
A Weis
Siys
Supovillang
Great-Britain
Hs Ny
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Navan
Faivilion
Dumfriess
Tratter of
Dubeth
Garristown
Myers
W. Wemyss, M. G
Pavonkue Sur
John Wesdale
Holbeach
Lincolnshire
John
Maklan
Romford
Essex
Joseph Hesketh
Manchester
F. Wellaston
F. Upjohn
Holborn-bridge
Gseorge’ Watson
Bristol
Griffith Jenkins
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Thos. Ramsay
Bedale
Yorkshire
London
Hull
Baltic
Ander
Zarmagant
Livyn
Downs