Mutiny and maneuvers amid mutinous fleet at the Nore
Reports from Sheerness detail mutiny aboard several ships including the Sandwich and Montague, with red and Union flags hoisted. Captain Kylar and others seek truce. a looming superior force is expected to press for surrender as fires and alarms disrupt the Nore blockade.
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Sheernesis
Pett Lof
Nore
Tate
Sandwich
Shiofe
Parker
Montague
Monmouth
Kyiar
London
Admiralty
Brompton Hill
Gravesend
Sheer
Moliouts
Iris
Fred
Sheernes
Rochester Bridge
Mutiny at the Nore and Fleet Movements Across the Thames
Reports from the Nore describe mutineers seizing proclamations, fracturing line discipline, and clashes with loyal ships. Several vessels ran aground or were damaged. officers and sailors faced injuries. Admiralty plans and captains travel to London for orders as crews threaten further defiance. Meanwhile, Plymouth and Chatham updates note signs of submission and naval realignment as the fleet pursues the rebel fleet.
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Sheerness
Kwreut
Montague
Nore
Repute
Ardent
Lessard
Sandwich
Sérapis
Leopard
Regal
Hope
Gravesend
Yarmouth
Hamburg Mail reports safe arrival of Hereditary Prince and Princess of Waremaere
The Hamburgh Mail says the Hereditary Prince and Princess of Waremaere arrived at Coches on the 6th inf. The Count vé Goroz Prussian Minister at the Diet of Ratifbon declares that the King agrees to mediation for peace based on the Germanic Body. There is growing belief that a plan to reestablish the Republic of Poland is in motion and that TANIS Lansi may be restored to his throne.
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Waremaere
Coches
vé.Goroz
Ratifbon
Bosle
Germany
Berg
France
Austria
Republic of
Poland
Russia
Tanis Lansi
Paris Papers Arrive by Express for Dover Unit
This morning the Paris Papers arrived by express for the gth unit, landed at Dover at one o'clock. They came over in a flag of truce, delivering dispatches to Government. The Gazettes contain nothing materially interesting.
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Express
Paris
Dover
Delegates of the Fleet Seek Pardon to Return to Duty
Deserter delegates fear they cannot achieve their aims and plan to rejoin the fleet if the king grants general pardon. The report notes widespread abandonment by companions and suggests a conditional return to service upon clemency.
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Sheerness
Pallas cartel arrives from Brest with crew and officers
This afternoon the Pallas cartel, Capt. Corsett, from Brest, with 66 Matters of merchantmen and about 190 inferior officers, arrived here. The Pallas left Brest Monday when 16 sail of the line and 13 frigates lay ready for sea. The fleet at Brest appeared manned unevenly. The Proclamation on mutiny was read in the dockyard. Sir H. Nearoe distributed 170l among the ship's company for their conduct at the mutiny. The Earl of Wycombe Indiaman reached Plymouth after a collision with Charon. Lord Barcrott's fleet lay off the Sound awaiting orders. Deal wind NW. Sailed Ariadne and Revolutionaire frigates toward the north.
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Jeans
Uence
Admiralty
Coss
Southend
Montagué
Knieur
Buirer
Coan
Parker
Neptune
Purfleet
Forses
Wilson
Lancaster
Justice Ford
Lords Commissioners
Ipswich
Lefures
Zhelzvad
Duncan
Texel
Portsmouth
Nore
Plymouth
Rodney
Spitfire
Lord Brampoort
Chace
Chacé
East-India
Quebec
Hamoaze
de. Courcey
Pallas Cartel
Corsett
Brest
Pallas
Monnday
Allas
E. Pes Lew
Lord Bripport
Ushant
Alcmene
Lisbon
H. Nearoe
Fiorenzo
Hip
Parith
Earl of Wycombe
Meadows
Charon
Elizabeth
Anderson
Tobago
Lord Barcrott
Printing Details of an Early Local Newspaper
The notice identifies J. Wanesy Printing Hours Square in Blackfriars as the printing house for the publication. It notes the location and imprint details typical of a historic urban newspaper, serving as a brief bibliographic marker for the issue.
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J. Wanesy
Hours Square
Blackfriars
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Switzerland
Europe
Frances
M. BatrHstemy
M. Delaéroix
Calais
Lord Grenville
Directory
Lord Grenvints
Parxé
Nobkraan
Marmes- Bury
Auckianp
Buéxner
Thames
Buckner
Treth
Knicut
Montagus
Kwrenr
Harford
Scarr
Crampton
Chatham
Deal
ATI. Wind N. W
Cruizer Revolutionaire
la Virginie
Per Laft
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