Turbigo Falls After Fierce Cavalry Attacks
In the Turbigo area Austrian cavalry charges failed while General Monnier seized the village at eight in the evening, taking two hundred prisoners. The dead bodies of Imperial troops were found, and fortress control shifted as Gen. Tarteau and Gen. Murat held positions and repulsed enemy efforts near Milan.
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Gizerd
Monnier
Turbigo
Duhtime
Buffalora
LPC
Tarteau
Suza Snd
Turin
Nice
Meas
St. Laurent
Murat
Milan
French Troops Halt in Aosta Valley and Moncey Proclamation
From the Paris papers the entry notes no innovation in the Aosta valley as French troops arrive and Moncey proclaims to inhabitants of Logano and Bellinzona that French forces come as friends to restore government and expel Austria, promising protections of property and religious customs.
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Aosta
Moncey
Logano
Bellinzona
Altotf
French Republic
House of Austria
Lawsuit over vessel collision during troop transport to Holland
In a Guildhall case, the Newcastle Trader and the Pibberts, both Government transport ships, were at Guernsey when the Newcastle Trader suffered damage after the Pibberts anchored too closely. The plaintiff seeks redress for destruction of property caused by alleged negligence of the defendant's servants. The judge lamented the trial as ill suited to Admiralty matters and suggested verdict for the plaintiff if jurors believed the Hibberts erred in timing and caution. The matter adjourns to Trinity Term.
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Newcastle
Holland
Guernsey
Court of Admiralty
Trinity House
Hibberts
Guildhall
Navy Freight Thirds Dispute At Common Pleas
At Common Pleas on June 12 a High Court panel heard Lord St Vincent and Sir William Parker in a case over how a junior Admiral should receive one third of freight money from treasure shipments. Witnesses including Admiral Wolfley and Lord Howe testified that junior admirals traditionally received one third of the captain’s third, while Lord St Vincent’s stance argued for a fixed practice. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, finding the claim valid.
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Royal Navy
Serjeant Shepherd
Searet
Mediterranean
Mansfield
Lisbon
London
Lord St. Vincent
William Parker
Admiral Wolfley
Wolfley
Sir George Pocock
Havannah
Jamaica
Sir George
Rogers
Lord Keppel
Keppel
Lord Hothant
Lord Howe
New York
Philadelphia
Howe
Lord Hood
England
Lord Hove
Corsica
Caldwell
Barbadoes
Harvey
Hugh'c Chiihian
Epaypartion
Adini Mailer WeChick
Tiires
Sisiyde
Great Britain
Ganikier
Gabi
Joshid
Citerne
Onslow
Macbritie
Curtis
Dithean
Mothinr
Forlani
Tecan
West Indies
Lord Rodney
French Letter of Marque Les Deux Anges Captured at Sea
The French letter of marque Les Deux Anges was captured in January while carrying a valuable cargo to Bordeaux by the American frigate Boston. In April a court in relation to the case at reliefton imposed a condemnation decree. The piece recounts naval engagements near Leogane with 600 men aboard barges, losses on both sides, and subsequent Atlantic trade news. It cites Dublin imports of Smyrna cotton and Lucca oil, exports to Alexandria and Rhode Island, and price reports from Dublin including wheat, corn, oats, meat, and livestock. A sensational Nantes prison tale notes a gaoler’s wife surviving a building collapse after four days and three hours, freed with minor injuries, and recounts the peril faced by the trapped animal.
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Les Deux Anges
Cape Frangois
Bourdeaux
Bofgn
Lowen
Relton
Broaup
Fattle
Connecticut
Dublin
Smyrna
Leghorn
Alexandria
America
Rhode
Liverpool
Ireland
Wiltshire
Nantes
Mie
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Wm. Elliot
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Saeco
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