Siege and casualties at Cape Brun amid French port assault
Reports recount Lord Hood's forces repelling an enemy harbor assault at Cape Brun, with heavy losses to British officers and men, including Captain Torriano. Details list regiments, prisoners, and post-battle casualty tallies across British and allied units.
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Toulon
Cape Brun
Torriano
Europe
Royal Louis
Gro. K.burinstone
Lord Hood
Wee
Kuled
Rink
Fie
Spansisii
Mirines
Regiment
Majorca
Neapollppans
Regiment of Burgoyne
Royal Louise Ft
Bary
Fle
Vlan
Wilter
Tale
Capain Vortiane
Flasanton
Shewbridge Miffins Lacareoa T Burridge
Royal Naivy
Atne-de- Camp
Gasernot
Rava Lens
Copia Phooatton
Sterno
Geouret
Lieutesane D’' Arno
Lita Ear Nede Guitarer
Mulgrayve
Ack
Avanti Board Orders 74-Gun Vessel to Communition
A Board of Avantay at Charing Cross ordered the 74 gun Cuun WERE to be put into communition. Mail from Corunna reached Falmouth via Arab packet and a Leeward Islands mail via Princess Augusta packet. Lord Milmasnery departs for Berlin with Lord Darnaousy. Major Doyve's corps from Ireland to embark under Earl Mora.
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Charing Cross
Corunna
Falmouth
Leeward Ands
Princess Augusta
Lord Milmasnery
Berlin
Darnaousy
Doyve
Ireland
Prince of Wales’s Regiment
Earl Mora
Haymarket Comedy of Plenty draws mixed crowd in first night
On Saturday the new comedy with songs altered from Molloy’s Ce quette failed to please fully, facing opposition when moved to Monday. Charles Malley rivaled Peaumont and Fletcher as double entendre and crude wit lacked current decency. The Cogner’s edits remove indelicate parts and add songs. still vulgar in parts, yet sprightly dialogue and trimmed into farce offer entertainment. Steraer, Jack Bannister and Mrs. Gross impressed as the house filled.
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Mr. Allbut
Quier Miller
Munnett
van Stuien
Charles Willows
Hotman
Old Willows
JouNnsTone
Nick Kryuar
Mackeave
Doctor Grighy
Lew Miller
Rivels
Mr. Corman
Doctor Gricssy
Lewis
Zorn
Mr.Taylor
Clement Cottrell
Britain
France
Haymarket
Molloy
Charles Malley
Peaumont and
Fletcher
Steraer
Jack Bannister
Mrs. Gross
Prize Lot Sale and Irish Lottery Shares Advertised
No 31,692 prize of Ten Tuovsaxn Pounps offered in eighth Express sold in shares at Richard son Goopluck Co offices Cornhill and Charing Cross where tickets in the Irish Lottery remain on sale daily. Bow Street officers accompanied James Lyons to Bow Street office amid the event. Mary Leng committed for re examination in Marlborough Street on suspicion of murdering her male bastard child.
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Richardson, Goopluck, and Co
Cornhill
King’s Mews
Charing Cross
Pitt
Bank
Thomas Carpmeal
Stephen Lavender
Bow-street
James Lyons
Mary Leng
Marlborough Street
Bulletin of the Grand Combined Army at Bavay
November 10 to 11 reports near Commines-North an enemy attack repulsed by Count Allam with Blankenstein Hussars and Chaffeurs of Londonverd. Minor injuries reported. pursuit continued from Arleux toward Monchycourt where Capt Becanat fell back. Waggons and 43 horses seized with prisoners taken.
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Bavay
Count Kinskix
Commines-North
Musquetry
Count At- Thaam
Orro
Becanat
Arleux
Monchycourt
Szaso
Hufsars
Esterhazy
Paris
Novasiinen
Revolutionary Tribunal
Nicholas Bei
Frederick Kail
Salm
Bailli
Champ de la Federation
Brest
Genoa
Louis XIV
Jz Vende
Caen
Burrere
England
la Vendey
Charette
Noirmonteer
Loire
Carrere
Diihia
Chelan
Committee of Safety
Brunet
Nice
Manuel
Antoine de Zhorte
Barnave
Madame du Barry
Roland
Aubert Dubayet
Mayence
Vandamme
St. Michel
Normandy
Hefitin
St. Omer
St. Denis
Spaniards Defeat French Across Catalonia and Pyrenees
Letters from Coroaxa report Spanish victories over French forces in Rowfilox Catalonia and Basque regions. French losses include around 4000 slain, 1590 prisoners near Catalonia, plus 1000 dead on the Western Pyrenees. Reports cite peasants rising with local Spanish forces and swift cavalry and infantry actions.
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Coroaxa
Falmouth
Rowfilox
Catalonia
Maprio
Rousillon
Rhcarpos
Pyrenees
Returned French Fleet expected to anchor at English ports
The French West India Fleet returns home and may anchor at Portsmouth or Plymouth, provoking dismay among English Jacobins. The piece lists revolutionary figures blamed for France’s ruin, recounts executions in Paris, and notes Brest fleet status, Genoa dispute, and rising Royalist activity in Vendée.
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Portsmouth
Plymouth
France
Convention
Europe
Brissor
Duke de Brisac
M. de Efart
Faucaert
Bouche de
Veneniaup
Gensonnz
Ducos
Perion
Manouex
Dupram
Martvique
Avignon
VaLaze
Louis XVI
Carra
la Source
Legislative Assembly
Puilipre Ecauste
Duchatrel
Louis X
Berlin
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Bulletin OF the Grand Combined Army