Buonaparte relief effort at Acre described by St Vincent
The report recalls actions near Acre in Syria where Buonaparte's army advanced to the city. The Tigre and Theseus under Captain Miller helped defend, cutting off supplies and driving the enemy back. Prizes and captured stores were used to harass the French, with notable praise for Lieutenants Bubhy, Knight, Stokes, and Burton and the Marines. The piece notes losses on both sides and mentions the Levant naval actions and the Leander’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ainta
Joe
WeSpy
Earl St. Vincent
D. Tiete
St John
Acre
Quim
Gezar-Pachas
Lyria
Buonaparte
Miller
Cr. Phelypeaux
Mount Carnel
Syria
Africa
Mount Carmel
Nazareth
Tavia
Jaffa
Joppa
Torride
Tigre
Svon
Bubhby
Jig
Nightly Gazette Notes War News and Trade Outlook
The Evening Mail reports on price or stock updates at one o clock and outlines naval actions in the Mediterranean. It notes the capture of ammunition and ships near Acre strengthening defenses, while noting British interest in insurance rates and trade security amid French strategic moves. It discusses troop recalls and cautions on Brest, with reflections on Prussia and European neutrality shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artizs
Switzerland
Italy
Constantinople
St. John A” Acre
Synnex Smith
Buona Porte
Porte
Grand Vitre
Mediterranean
Ireland
Guerafy
Ferrey
Brest
Ocean
Prussia
Taksing
Europe
Dublin News Torsions and Military Movements
The report covers military movements in Ireland with foot Guards at Limerick and embarkation for the Continent. It notes deaths including Rev. R. Murray D.D. Provost of Trinity College, a court martial in Dublin, and various local incidents. It mentions naval actions near Barbadoes and sieges, plus royal inspections of volunteer forces in London and losses from accidents and robberies in multiple towns.
Majestic ship confrontation ends with French vessel destroyed
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a French ship attacked by Majestic under Lieutenant Bo re, with a brig destroyed and boats scuttled. Names incl Lord Krith and Granéi Hidre appear alongside references to bankrupts, tradesmen, and dividends in Manchester and Yorks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capra
Tord
Majestic
Dwant
Vince
Malaga
the Majestic
Granéi
Lord Krith
K.B
Bankrup
Relshaw
Manchester
Machihermaker
Flower
St. Pauls Church
Haberdather
R. Ruspin
Pocklington
Yorkhire
Taylor
R Champion
New Malton
Yorkshire
Ironmonger
Mary Mean
Royston
Hertfordshire
Innhélder
Windsor chapel service and royal maneuvers reported
Yesterday morning the Ernc Quern and Princesses attended Divine Service at St George s Chapel Windsor Sermon by the Bishop of Norwich. The Lord Lieutenant orders camps in southern Ireland and the Windsor camp will form this morning. The King reviews the Light Horse Volunteers on Wimbledon Common next Thursday. A gentleman of Bridge Street cavalry injured in a fall near the King s carriage. The US frigate arrived at Carlisle Bay Barbadoes on April 8 having captured a French privateer and recaptured an American vessel and an English schooner of 16 guns. Woollen manufacturers meet at Barbary to address bread and cloth prices due to rising Spanish wool costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Surinam
Pollux
Keung Péter Hind
Iris
Fuld
Bergen
Norway
Lovell
Liverpool
Newfoundland
Syracuse
Tripoli
Barbary
France
Ani
Buopaparty
Prefnisi
Conf
Budeparte
Céudné
Mediterranean
Attica
Wast Indies
Lloyd’s
Ffurtauit
Raftast
Bonnier
Najier J
Morean
Moreau
Moaton Epen
Rish
Pett
Baron Henley
Windsor
Rith
Gravesend
Southend
St. George's
Blackfriars
Girid
St. Pau 'S Churchs Yard
Ford-Street
Bey Royal Exchange & Bank
Foundling Hospital
India House
Byde Park
Fields
Brey
Tower Hill
Fintburge Square
Wales
York
Gloucester
Batham -Downs
Cangega Grey
Bear Lawars
Céoge
Picorr
Rith Reg
Somersetshire
Gitex
Bitchfield
Owen
Threckingham
Es Avpersey
Chetter
Hétfe
the Prince of Ways
Carlton Howfe
Het
New-street
Raywellag Geven
Battersea
Dhawis
Chelfeau
Ernc
Quern
St. George’s Chapel
Norwich
Dublin
Ireland
Getz
Walles
Illess
Cadiz
Carthagena
Loxpen
Westminster Light Horse
Wimbledon Common
Corps of Light Horse
Bridge-street
United States
Carlisle
Bay
Ship News from June 42 Ports and Transports
A fragmentary maritime update reports ships near Yarmouth Roads and the Texel squadron under Vice Admiral Dixon, with arrivals from the North Seas and Baltic, including frigates and line-of-battle ships. It notes hazy wind, coast arrivals at Southampton, and transports ordered for Guernsey Jersey and Portmahyim, plus ongoing camp preparations between Itchin and Netley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth Roads
Dixon
Texel
Ras
North Seas
Flip
Hofly Bay
Southampton
Prices and Commodities Range Across Markets
Fragmentary OCR lists items with varying prices and goods names across markets. Mentions include socks, wines or liquors, city names like Venices and Palermo, and percent figures. Ambiguity limits precise items or dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rial
St. Vincent
Lis
Gon Ififels
Alexanda and
Demiera
St. Joha
Scucy Smith
Wrh
Afarch
Ae Fycack BM
la Negreife
la Foncr
Lab Neereu
Alaris Kofe
Gquns
la Dame de Vines
Les
Evuy
Fhusoauartr
Peheg Acre
W. Syoney
Mariano
Dhe Pipe
Joan Goognan
N.b. Tae Ormhiver
Mr. Geli
Peter M‘kircher
Fellnic
Thein
Vienna
Turin
Priday
Arthur Lambert
John G. ' Ma
Downing-Street
Kutia
Thins
Lord Nelson
Ar “Peterargh
Coifif
Ruffie
Eaain
Evening Mail
London
Stanwix
Foot
Limerick
Dhursdey
Eis
Armaimen
R. Murray
England
Cem
Commissior
Wiliam Brian
Cork
Newlands
John Egeleton
Andrew Swan
Ladt
Ballymena
T. Howard
Wardeursbert
Westminster
W. Robinson
Wintringham
Lincolnshire
Grocer
Joy Ie
J. Hardy
Heaton Norris
Lancashire
Uier
Jacobs
J. Sherwin Gazeley
Great Queen-street
Lincoln’s Innpee
Sir G.colebrooke
Bart
Anker
SHIP
Suyrmoora
Agincourt
Burewy
Pordinduth
Trdmi
Dukes of York
Guernssey
Jerfry
Anggtor
Itchin and
Netley Aibbey
Plymquidh
Sai
the’ Saigen
Man
As, Maganiiie
Gad Amelia Ieee
Flos Sa Ieee
Poa Riwoo'rt
Ae Diya
Calcutia Transport
Ila Spooys
Jersey
S. B
Ate Mas
Lososa
ParnTeo
Ay J. Walter
Axo Wadter
Jone Perntone -Hoest
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