Admiralty Reports Ship Melampus Captures French Privateer
From The London Gazette March 23 the Admiralty forwards letters by Admiral Kingsmill to Evan Nepean noting Melampus arriving with the French privateer Le Mercure, 15 guns, 103 men, from St Malo. Additional dispatches describe the Telegraph's action against L Hirondelle, 16 guns, 72 men after engagement, with casualties. Also reports capture of L Heureux Hazard privateer near Nantes and other naval notices, price lists, and surrender advertisements.
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Admiralty Office
Admiral Kingsmill
Evan Nepean
Admiralty
Melampus
le Mercure
St. Maloe’s
C. R. Kingsmite
Richard King
Plymouth
Telegrapd
Vorhay
Hirondelle
Telegraph
George Gibbs
Ricard
Bert
J. A. Worriu
Bridszrt
Evan
Nepean
Bya
Plymouth Sound
Seine
Naisd
St. Fiorenzo
Falmouth
E. W. Pierrepont
Lord Bridport
Naiad
Nantz
Harry Neale
W. Pregrepont
St. Fiorenza
Removal of State Prisoners from Dublin Reported
A Saturday mail reports the removal on Tuesday of all principal State Prisoners from Dublin to a secure location in Invernessshire. The move is seen as prudent amid Ireland’s unrest and potential French attack, while Easter Sunday saw the King, Queen, and Princesses attend chapel at Windsor Lodge and receive Holy Communion. The royal party later visited Downing Street for breakfast with the Countess of Ercin, Lady Charlotte Bexlayse, and others.
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Dustin
Dublin
Invernesshire
Ireland
France
AugusTa
Elizabeth
Chapel Royal
Vincent
Kyicuts
Windsor Lodge
Mary, Scputa
Ameltia
Countess of
Ercin
Cuar- Lorrt
Bruce
Downing-street
Caartotte Bex- Layse
State prisoners moved to Dublin harbour amid secrecy
Dublin March 19 excerpt: state prisoners were moved in coaches from Bedford Tower Dublin Castle Bridewell Smithfield Kilmainham to a vessel at Pigeon House. Names include Dr M S Neven Roger O Connor Lucy Wilson Joan Combens Joan Sweetman Counsellor Enaeetr Cuthupert Cumming Hanson M'Coramick Arthur O Connor Captain Russert Mari Dowline Wm Dowpat and Sam Nerrson. They were unaware until last night and may be bound for unknown destination. Five days provisions ordered. remaining prisoners to follow. Security measures described as precaution. yeomanry to be on permanent duty. Ponsonby warned yesterday.
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Dublin
Pigeon House
Dublin Harbour
Newgate
Arthur O'Connor
Capt
Russert
King’s Service
Mari. DowLine
Wm. Dowpatt
Whig Club
Press
Sam Nerrson
Befast
Hudson
Yeomanry
England
Giorace Ponsonsby
Outrage Tensions Rise in Tipperary County
A Dublin report from Clonmel notes recent outrages in the nearby county. Magistrates and leading county figures promise security, and suspects from Ennis face trial under the Asylum Law. A Beirat prisoner claimed French service while identified as a native of Ireland and tied to Ballinamuck, with sightings across Antrim in disguise.
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Clonmel
Tinpecary
Ennis
French Republic
Beirat
Pubes Castle
Ballinamuck
Hiehcleg
Antrim
Movements of Foot Guards Ordered by General Laxe
General Laxe ordered detachments from the Foot Guards to Averty Beutf Hospital Cadle Connel Cappagn white. Col. Dinkes commanded Averty detachment, Captain Wesh led Cadle Connel, and Col. Lord Cork led the Cappagn white unit this morning.
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Laxe
Averty
Beutf Asd
Col
Dinkes
Cadle Connel
Wesh
Cappagn-white
Lord Cork
Uninterrupted Ties With Jamaica Boost St Domingo Trade
A friendly link between Veuaint, commander of St Domingo, and Jamaica’s government promises regional benefits. Dispatches carried by Lieutenant-Colonel Potier reveal arrangements on St Domingo produce, echoing General Matt LAND’s stipulations.
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Veuaint
St. Domingo
Jamaica
Potier
Lord Barcareras
Parncer
Matt Land
Honduras
Portugal
Saentra
Cascais
Elbe
Ruxtry
Yorkshire
Hay Drummond
5Th
West Yorkshire Regiment of Militia
Earl of Kixnour
Barnes
Surry
Irish House of Commons debates Window Tax exemptions
The Chancellor moved instructions on the Window Tax with a 1 shilling per window cap for under eight windows and sought exemptions for the Castle of Dublin, Chief Secretary offices, and other royal houses. Hospitals, boarding schools, warehouses, and large manufactories were exempted except dwellings for managers. The Gunpowder Act amendments were discussed. the House adjourned.
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House of Commons
Tugspay
Makenig
Committee of Ways and Means
England
Castle
Dublin
Public Office on Bow Street French Emigrants Charged
On Saturday Le Compte de Carriere and Le Chevalier Moligiy, two French emigrants in Sidetreet, were charged with ill treating and detaining their servant girl. The girl, though kept indoors, informed her parents and led officers to the scene. Bail was set. government action expected.
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le Compte de Carriere
le Chevalere
Execrations and Trials At Several Assizes
Reports from the Salisbury and Exeter assizes recount several death sentences for horse theft sheep stealing and related crimes. Other trials include rapes, a murder case, and a notable fraud by a bootmaker fined and jailed. A blind fiddler is saved from snow by villagers but remains alive.
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Henry French
George Shorpes
Pein Gesha
An Reobert Saxton
Art
Fames
Aid E.lavara
Tiamas Wie
Oa. Stovell
George Howard
Rebecca Beighton
Buxson
Fence
Alvelsies
Tone
Sidcoct
Green
Phabe Rackey
Illneff
Mowiton
Ann Ireland
John Baker
Mary Ann Martin
Devon Ashzey
Margaret Palmer
Exeter
Salisbury
Parham
Ebbesborne
Dean
Shaftesbury
Owen Ellis
Ward
Caden
Eilis
Ellis
Aidstone Moor
Cumberland
Smith to sail for Egypt with Turkish fleet
CONSTANTINOPLE February 13 reports Sir Sydney Smith will depart for Egypt in company with the Turkish Admiral. The expedition includes a fleet of 20 warships and several transports.
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Sydney Smith
Egypt
Italian Campaign Notes and Diplomacy Report
General Count de Rogen de Damas commands at Civita Vecchia where three night frigates entered the port with provisions and ammunition. The King of Sarpinia sailed from Leghors on the 24th for Ragusa in six ships under convoy of the English frigate Zero Achare. Ex prince Moliterni and Citizen Doria are sent from Naples to Paris to secure the republic's independence. Le Genereux repelled Turkish and Rufi an ships near Corfu while a British squadron blocks Naples. General Melas may resign due to ill health amid Italian affairs.
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Italy
Mancay
Count de Rogen de Damas
Civita Vecchia
Frifares
Sarpinia
Leghors
Ragusa
Zero Achare
Gore
Moliterni
Doria
Naples
Paris
Republic
le Genereux
Leander
Corfu
Melas
Army movements along the Lech to Ulm and Memmingen
News from Rastadt reports eight infantry columns crossing the Lech reaching Ulm by the 5th with a 120 cannon park and 200 ammo waggons. Engineers Froio and Sedowick plan fortification repairs and provisioning for 10,000 men as Austrian forces, totaling about 115,000, concentrate. Archduke orders and transfers, with Weldenheim and Memmingen as next centers, while wives are kept from following.
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Rastadt
Friedberg
Rhine
Lech
Ulm
Froio
Sedowick
Augsburg
Donnavert
Laurperg
Archduke Courtes
Munich
Augsborgi
Trevis
Weldenheim
Memminnen
Kempten
Memmingen
Hishnef
Hotz
Archduke Palatine Betrothed in Imperial Cabinet
Vienna reports Archduke Palatine of Austria formally betrothed in the Imperial Cabinet thirty four days after arrival in Petersburg. He will rejoin the army and return to Petersburg in September.
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Archduke PaLatine of Austria
Peterrburgh
Petersburgh
General Bellegaree’s Forces Reach Readiness in Tyrol
In Stutgard Marca 9 reports Bellegaree’s army in motion. The corps of chaifzurs organized in the Tyrol declare readiness to march at the first notice, signaling coordinated mobilization across the field.
Proclamation From Massena To Grisons In Helvetia Diet
Ratisbon reports Marcuso Citizen Bacher pushing Diet deliberations toward France favored outcome. French and Austrian alliance papers and Ma rena proclamation presented. French demand Diet oppose Kaiser troops march. Massena pledges liberty rights while French army aims to assist Grisons, evacuating if Vienna respects independence.
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Bacher
Diet
France
Austria
Pacer
Munich
Archduke Cuarves
Marena
Rastadt
Raibon Thall
Massenay
Chie
Hettvetia
Grisons
Court of
Vienna
Massena
Archduke Duartes Forces Advance in German Front
The Archduke Duartes head quarters were at Minnenheim with his army at Memmingen. General Yourdan halted at Villengen and General St Cyr at Rothweil. Patrols had reached Rothenburg Fubingen Reutlingen Nagold while the Republican army pressed toward Ulme by Stockach and Redlencen but retreated after a wider disaster.
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Archduke Duartes
Minnenheim
Memmingen
Yourdan
Villengen
St. Cyr
Rothweil
Rothenburg
Fubingen
Reutlingen
Nagold
Ulme
Stockach
R‘edlencen
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