Vast Naval Movements Amid War Dispatches and Port News
Reports from Portsmouth and Yarmouth detail Gibraltar sightings of Spanish and French fleets, convoy movements, and ships returning to port. Dispatches note arrivals of Europa and Ubis from the Mediterranean, Jamaica and Oporto convoys, and a curious arrest in Yarmouth as a nobleman traveler is jailed. Distribution money amounts for Army extraordinaries in 1795 are listed, including salaries, public services, and incidentals.
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Portsmouth
Europa
Ubsis
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Andromache
Oporto
Renommée
Jamaica
John Warren
Zemeraire
C. Nesmot
New Brunswick
d’Auverone
Prince of
Nova Scotia
Canada
John Murray
Domingo
Lord Minto
Corsica
St. James's
Wales
Return of our Fleets Breathes Peace and Victory
London echoes gratitude as fleets enter harbours, tributary trade resumes, and distant nations’ commerce flows like a calm after victory. Our conquering arms have expelled the enemy from the ocean and the waters sing of peace and triumph.
Emperor Paul seeks 8000 troops and eight ships for expedition
The paper reports Emperor Paul applied to Stockholm for 8000 soldiers and eight ships as part of a planned expedition. It notes Sweden may bar further French ships from its ports, as merchants are warned. The piece then critiques Buonaparte and the French campaign, and mentions a royal fête for Princess Amyda and a Windsor Park birthday celebration for the Prince of Wales. It also suggests the Duke of York may lead the foreign expedition personally.
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Naucmane
Grymanr
Lrary
Holland
Netherg
Zealand
Grisons
Chauchard
Coung d'Actoiat
Joan Stockpark
Picca
Sumsers Bens
Duke of York
Roy
Prince William of Gloucester
K.G. Ancram
Lady Jerseys
Countess of
Align
Andrew
Tackian
Efa
Abercrombie
Robert
Auchmuty
Col- Arrow
Arbuthnot
Idborough
Earl of
Thomas Bland
Blair
Thomas Boringdon
Cal
Boehm
Edmund
Bodile
Wilbraha
Broderick
W. Berens
Baghhaw
John
Broadley
Robert Carlisle
Eieres
Charles Igging George
Bradyll
W. Briggs
Chan Broderip
C. Balour
Francis
Bill
Charles
Bunbury
Bright
Richard
Bentinck
Charles Bancroft
Sam
Forreste Bankes
William
Borourh
Eig Clare
Ireland
Cowper
Henrys
Garhampton
Cookson
Chanberlaine
Cartwright
Ralph
Chetwynd
Lord Viscount Clermont
Earl of Cornish
Camden
Earl Clarke
George
Capel
Edward Churchill
Clarke
Crosbie
A. Ely Cornwallis
Quis
Dundas
Dutlin
Darby
We Davison
Alexander
Dickins
Francia
D'Erval
Dunkin
Dickens
Ellison
Erving
Elford
Henry
Edmunds
E. Egerton
Edmonstone
George Edmonstone
Eardley
E. Erskine
Sir Ellis
George Edwards
Mel Exthaw
Elliott
Essex
Frere
Flint
Charles Wiliam
Finch
Charles Forbes
H. Roya
Artilery Fleming
Michaele
Franklin
Willi Fitzhenry
Thomas
Fitzroy
Charles Fobes
Fortes
Bechet
Gesport Volunteer Artillery
Gordon
Adam Gordon
Gay
Nicholas
F.R. Fare
Lora Viscount Gar
Georgs
Ef Cebhart
Harman
Samuel
Mery
James
Hartings
Hill
Geo. Fitzgerald
Hope
Harrison
Edward
Jardine
Janes
Jackson
India
Board of Commiliones
Ki Hby
Romne
Michael
Lewis
Matthews
Lefevre
Charles Shaw
Lichigaray
Sarquel
Lister
Loveden
E. L
Lewry
J. Lloyd
Gamaliel
Lambert
Bart
Lavie
R. N. Leigh
R. H
Leeds
Leftie
Lucas
Lumley
Light Dragoons
Manners
Montgomery
C. W. Esq Maitland
Macpherson
Aminto
Lord Mulgrave
Lord Morris
Marshall
M‘carthy
C. Murray
Peter Millington
Langford
Mundy
Edward Miller
Murray
Pat
Simprim
Marlborough
Duke of
Nafsan
Frederic
Newbery
K. G. Narborne
Newport
Sir John
O'Gorman
Ordnance
Board of
Osborne
Peel
Esq
Park
Sir Lawrence
Peingle
Portland
Duke of Phipps
Phipps
Augustus Peachey
John Parker
Hyde Portland
Pococke
Sir Haac
Power
Powell
Thomas Harcourt
Robinson
Richmond
K. G. Romney
Lore Rose
Ryder
R. Roberts
J. W. Esq
Ricketts
W. H. Eig
R. N. Rolle
Lor Ridout
J. G. Rigby
Ffg
Roope
Cambrave Grenadiers Revenue
His Majesty
Strutt
Sullivan
Steuart
Bart. Stamford
Earl of Simpson
Searle
Tripp
H. Esq
Talbot
Sir Charles
Twiss
Royal Engineers
Taylor
Mr. Townshend
Wilkins
Winchelsea
Earl of Wentworth
Viscount Weir
Joan
White
Wray
Cecil
Barl White
W. H. Esq
Wood
Wortley
Walpole
Lord Wilbraham
Randle
Whitelocke
Wright
John Walter
Windham
Joseph
Wingfield
21St Light Dragoons
Warwick
the Earl of Weyland
J. Jun
Wilson
R.T
Paul
Stockholm
Sweden
France
Frogmare
Amyda
Great Lodge
Windsor Park
Prince of Wales
Deserters, Levies, and Unrest Across Nations
Reports from admirals and ministers recount safe sailing of a homeward fleet from Jamaica and dispatches to Mr. Dunpas, while monarchs and councils debate pardons for militia deserters conditioned on enlistment. Descriptions of mass desertions in France and Belgium contrast with tax systems abroad, indictments of conscription, and warnings about unrest as authorities prepare barracks and embarkation for expedition.
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Maclean
Famarca
Admiralty
Jamaica
Earl Batcarras
Mait Lane
Dunpas
St. James's
Paris
Jourpan
Batavian Directory
Germany
Provence
Aix
Marseilles
Languedoc
Ambuth
Belgium
Normandy
Elcin
Morzau
Leyrand
Madame of Staet
Apganam New-Land
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Ohip News
Distribution Money
Falmouth
Bal Ward
Gibraltar
Auithin
S. W
Minerva
Lord Kerth
Minorca
Plymouth
Great Yarmouth
James Manser
Lizard
Stevenson
Charlotte
Hoppis
Liverpool
Bristol, &c
Mace
Dover
Down
London
Jourrewany
Inshiquin, Earl of
Buonaparte
Zilles
Europe
Talleyrand
DeLacroix
Mahomet
Alexandria
Ere
Serage
Syria
Affaffis
Republic
Ghezar Pacua
Sir Sroney Smit
Tatteyeanp
Tarverrano
Buxemburgh
Baxras
Beagnarnois
Southampton
Barham Downs
Canterbury
Downs
Club du Manege
Patrizans
United States of America
la Rocneropeautt Liascour
United States
Conne
Icut
Shrewsbury
Scapamore'Hemmina
Curpp
Doriclet
Lidlaw
Ludlow
Rooxe
Hereford
Aly
Bromley
Kent
Selkirk
Highlands
England
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