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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1798

Page

2

Dutch Frigates Suffer Naval Rescinding Setbacks

Reported British naval actions recount failed Dutch expeditions from Texel and Killala Bay. A two frigates captured with troops aboard by Sirius. a fifth Brest Bay force dispersed. The Fury, a 46 gun ship, captured near Dogger Bank with 500 troops aboard, indicates Dutch reluctance to cooperate with the French.

Dunkirk Napper Zandy Holland Texel Ireland Bay of Biscay Dublin Killala Bay Princes of Wales Brest Dogger Bank

Royal hare hunt marks birthday at Windsor Lodge

Yesterday morning his Majesty attended by the nobility held a hare-hunting diversion at Maidenhead Thicket to celebrate Prince Epwarp s birthday. The royal family received compliments at Windsor Lodge as the 32 year old prince entered his fourth year of age.

Watsixenam Gwynne Cartwaicut Maidenhead Prince Epwarp Windsor Lodge le Figre S. Smith Torbay Pichegru Basle Switzerland ScHaveEnsexs Court of Vienna Austria France Directory Italy Great Britain Buona Prarts Cairo J. Graham, Bart Ripon W. Lawpeance Hig

Vessels of War Reported Off Killala Bay in 1798

An extract from a letter dated October reports seven ships of war, likely French, seen entering Killala Bay with troops and yeomanry ready to repel them. Another note says two vessels, possibly French, entered Killybegs harbour. Lord Lieutenant prepares to depart for Mayo if the fleet is hostile. A later update claims vessels left Killala Bay and capitulation talks began, with Monax offering terms. Four frigates and a French warship are sighted off Killala. firing heard, English ships nearby, trade halted for the market day.

Mayo Dublin Bay Killala Kiflala Bay Lieetenant County of Mayo Killybeggs Harbour Killala Bay Aolt Monex Sligo Lord Spanceavery Mr. Daniels Bellerophon Augus Pearl Africa Goree Batwarp South America Europe Rand Sheernet Mercury Aquila W. R. Tyson Emmanuel College, Cambridge Thurcafton Leicgstesshire Brafferton Boroughbridge

Four Officers of Engineers to Constantinople Reported

In consequence of an application from Grond Isianion, Government intends immediate dispatch of four Officers of Engineers to Constantinople, with equal numbers of Artillery Cavalry and Infantry. The narrative also notes prized gifts to Lord Nelson, descriptions of the Chelenki and other jewels, and references the presence of prisoners in Glasgow with local subscriptions helping the cause. Reports from Guernsey mention dismasting of gun vessels at Cherbourg while Newfoundland fishery prospers under Admiral Watpecrave. Yellow fever ravages New York Philadelphia Boston with heavy mortality and widespread disruption.

Grond Isianion Constantinople Lord Nelson Janissaries Glasgow Greenock Tontine Bridewell Dunpas Drummond Guernsey Cherbourg Venus Lincoln Poole Newfoundland Watpecrave E. Peruew New York Philadelphia Boston

Ship News: Several Vessels Seized or Lost En Route

The Favourite from Baltimore to Martinico is taken and carried into Guadaloupe. The Dolly from Jamaica to New York upsets. crew saved. The Amphitrite from Hamburg to Havannah captured by a French privateer and carried to Havannah. The Ceres from London to Halifax sprung a leak and crew deserted. part cargo aboard the Agincourt. sale planned at Newfoundland. Polyphemus from Alicant to Belfast carried to Gibraltar by a privateer. Diana Davis bound London to Boston ashore at Cuckold's Point, feared lost. Aurea re captured and arrived off Liverpool.

M‘connel Baltimore Martinico Guadaloupe Dolly Simpson Jamaica New York Sanderfoh Hambro Havannah Ceres Tapley London Halifax Feay Carzo Agincourt Newfoundland Polyphemus Eckland Alicant Belfast Gibraltar Diana Davis Boston Cuckold’s Point Aurea Tinktham Liverpool

Naval arrivals report from Cove and Spithead

On Tuesday arrived at Cove his Majesty ship Polyphemus Capt Lumspathe and Penix Capt Hatsigo from a seven weeks cruise off Cape Clear where heavy gales were felt but no accident occurred They are prepping to sail again Soon after Spithead hidra carron Boston and Netley gun boat arrived from Marcon bringing no other news than continued naval preparations The Superb arrived from Ireland but no boats reached shore and the captain of 74 guns is hourly expected from Plymouth

Cgork Cove Polyphemus Lumspathe Penix Hatsigo Cape Clear Portsmouth Noy. I Spithead Hydra Carron Boston Netley Marcon Naval’ ‘Line Superb Ireland Plymouth

Sloop arrivals and naval movements near Yarmouth

Monday the Martin and Scorpion sloops arrived at Yarmouth. Tuesday a Dutch dagger laden with butter and cheese from Rotterdam to London arrived in distress. Wednesday a Ruffian man of war failed to join the fleet off the Lexel. Thursday the Prince of Orange Packet failed for Cuxhaven with passengers Patsant Keey Certics VitroLess and Newton aboard.

Sally of Harwich Report of Dutch Frigate Capture

Nov 1 Harwich dispatch reports the Sally from Dogger Bank with a fish cargo to London. The Sirius of 36 guns, under Captain Kine, pursued and took the Dutch frigates Fury, both the first and second seen, one in tow with foremast lost. One crewman wounded aboard Sirius. Fury's crew count unknown.

Harwich Dogger Bank London Cromer Strius Sirixs

Anson's Fractured Night Action Off Sligo Bay 1798

Anson fights a 46 gun French frigate near Sligo Bay after losing mizen and main yards in heavy seas. Captain Durham’s judgment helps the squadron recover and pursue the foe, with La Loire later captured and a deadly night of repairs and endurance amid scarce rations and treacherous weather.

Anson N. W. Court of Ireland Rth Sligo Bay Sir John Warren Durham Sligo Tefleas Phace la Loire Roth Andoon

Pearl and Goree naval action and Mercury sightings

Lord Spenceavery grants Mr. Daniels a command as Master and Commander after the Pearl’s engagement off Goree with four large ships and two brigs. The battle, two Spanish galleons fleeing, Bowles and Cherokee figures and the Pearl's pursuit, plus a Mercury visibility note and church appointment.

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