Letter from Admiral Details Killed and Wounded List
A London Gazette extract dated November 28 presents a copy of a letter from Admiral Duncan detailing the killed and wounded aboard the Royal Navy ships during a recent action. It lists officer and crew casualties, names of wounded, and mentions specific ships, ranks, and numbers. The document includes signatures andAttorney references, with a roster of victims and survivors among officers, seamen, marines, and boys.
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Monacurh
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Eteran
Ralph-Sneydanames
Midis
David. Johnson
Thomas Troughton
George
Duncan
William Lavien
Norwich
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Attornes
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Holtaway
Ghancety-lane
Patter
Con
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Glover
Attorrey
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Spend Bia Liam
Ae Biralighai Deaper
Oxley
Temple
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Hare
Furnigal’s Inn
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St. Martin In the Fields
Meyrick
Lancaster
Stockport Manyurer
Attorne
Oko
Jenkinsy-Margates Vintner
Trornies
Mefirs
Ead Ant Taylor
Feray's Inn-quare
William Philpot
Hackney-road
Beinep
Mr. Webb
Str Thomas’s.street
Borougt
Tames
Green
Bethnal-green
Bar
Harding
Suntfiréety
Billiop
Ntreet
Ishtep
Southampton
Treet
Bloomspury
Mr. Watkins
Featherstoned-Roptinstall
High Holborn
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Gray
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Mercer
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Stafford
Timb
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Calmeron
Union-court
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Mariner
W. Rarer
J. Wilson
Budgerow
Merch
J. Creswith
Greenhane
Clitid
W. Knight
Tewkelbury
Fellmanger
Lords Hear Scotch Appeal Interlocutor Upheld Bank Case
In the House of Lords on Tuesday November 28 the Lords heard Counsel in the Scotch Appeal Morchtife against the Royal Bank of Scotland. The interlocutor was affirmed and the Bank Restriction Bill was read a second time and then adjourned.
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House OF Lords
Fuesday
Election Treating and Tax Bills in House of Commons
The House of Commons debates include the Election Treating Bill presented and read, the Army and Navy Seduction Bill third time passed, reports on Scotch Dibbery Southampton Church and Elsred Indlofured Bills, and accounts from the Pax Office Exchequer ordered to be printed. The Chancellor of the Exchequer postpones committee propositions to Friday due to incomplete accounts, with discussion on Land Tax reform and potential Lords reconsideration. Mr Huffy notes taxation argument centers on land, while Sir Joe Sinclair remarks on delayed Budgets and motions.
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House OF Commons
Terepay
Army and Navy
Southampton Church
Pax Office
Exchequer
Huffy
hiteHuk
Miaid
Mutt Pervelve
Motion on Tewkesbury writ renewal debated in House
In a House debate Mr Brageé moved to fill the Crown clerk role and issue a writ for Tewkesbury Borough, arguing a new writ was needed after a contested election. The Master of the Rolls opposed, and the motion was carried to dismiss. the House warned against future negligence by Returning Officers. An African Company petition for relief due to wartime costs was ordered to lie on the table. Adjourned.
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Ponowan
Brageé
Tewker Bury
Eleétign
Tewkesbury
Martin
Speath
Lujshington
African Company
Bank loan proposal dominates Royal Bank meeting amid heavy rain
Amid wet weather a Bank Proprietors meeting discussed advancing 3 million pounds payable in July September 1798 on Exchequer Bills, to support government funds. Directors noted repayments timelines, confirmed independence from ministerial pressure, and addressed public notes on colonial coinage and military appointments.
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Chan- Geilor
Excnegeer
Bosavquet
Court of Directirs
Gentlermen
Port
KiNG Theatre Season Opens With New Opera Spermetta
The KiNG Theatre opens its season with a new opera Spermetta praised for varied music and moving passages. Monsieur and Madam Larorne appear as novelties with Larorne delivering graceful agile dancing while Lanotte impresses with strong, rapid movement though seen as a weaker Pagrisor substitute.
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Monsieur
Madam-Larorne
HiicsBere
Madam Lanotte
Prizes and Insurgent Raids Around Cork Detailed
Fragmented report notes the Galatea capturing a prize brigantine near Cork, described as a near-new prize with two guns. Fires destroy the Castle-martyr area. A vessel tied to Dangarvan is under close inspection for carrying depredation instruments to insurgents. An insurgent group looted arms at Carrigtoohill near Cork, belonging to Buffa Baker’s corps, left unguarded and seized.
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Dangarvan
Agang
Carrigtoohill
Cork
Buffa Baker
Ship News Summary of Grampus and Speedwell Incidents
Fragmentary report notes the Grampus man of war retaking a vessel and carrying it to St Domingo. A Speedwell named Stephienony from London to Port is reported sunk on a Sunday at Shorea. Crew members Polly and Nancy are mentioned with uncertain fates and locations.
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Sean Anise
The
Grampus
St. Domingo
Speedwell
Stephienony
London
Portismotth
Shorea
Phe Polly and
Nancy
St. Ubesto
Court passes sentence aboard Britannia on Brooks case
The Court met on the Britannia to consider Lieutenant Brooks's sentence, finding charges unfounded and dismissed. It then heard the Gunner of the Sze shop for drunkenness and disrespect, who was reprimanded after partial proof of the charges. A gale blew last night and the frigate with Rear Adm. Erene Kicks aboard returned to St Helens unable to enter the Channel due to wind.
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ArkivateceTts
Britannia
Brooks
Fern
Erene
Kicx
St. Helen's
Lisbon
Public Office, London: Fraud and Assault Cases
Public notices describe Norton the letter carrier charged with stealing banknotes from a mail directed to Messers Exprorr and Co. of Princes Street Lothbury. re-examination canceled as the prisoner showed signs of insanity and required a strait jacket. Oliphant of Cockour Street charged with violently beating his apprentice. bail set for the assault.
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Fok Norton
Mesis
Exprorr and Co
Princes
Lothbury
House of Carrettion
Oliphant
Hatter
Cockour-street
Afsault
Penance at St Mary Lambeth for improper name
On Sunday the parish church of St Mary Lambeth drew a crowd as Mr Joan Oliver of the Red Lion Marsh Gate performed penance in a white sheet for addressing Miss Stephenson, a domestic from a neighboring baker, by an improper name.
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Church of ‘St
Irish State Lottery Prize Notice
Firth Dar No 23276 lists a top prize of 100000 on the fourth day No 429 shows a second prize of 1000 with details readable in the fragmentary lottery text.
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Firth Dar
Marriages at Hadham and Northampton in Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire
Journal notes two marriage announcements. Thomas Andrews of Basinghall Street London weds Mrs Vigne of Hadham, Hertfordshire. On Thursday later, Rev William Goodday of Northampton to Mrs Frances Butcher of Bloomsbury Square, with brief formal notices.
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Hadham
Obituary Notices from a Historic English Parish Page
Fragmentary notices report the deaths and funerary details of several notable individuals including Mr Thomas Witherby of Birchin Lane aged over 30 years and deputy of Langbourn Ward, Mr Thomas Sleetahong steward to Lord Arundel, Mrs James wife of Joseph James of Aldbury Hampshire, Captain John ARIOFGy, Rev William Brown D D archdeacon of Northampton and rector of Peakirk with Glinton, Robert Shafto Esq formerly MP for Whitworth near Durham, and the Right Hon Robert Lord Belelden in Hampshire.
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Thomas Witherby
Birchin-lane
Langbourn
Cardy
Tincolnshire
Thomas Sleet
Lord Arundel
James
Durham
Robert Shafto
Puntyy
Hampshire
Robert Lord Belelenden
Market Prices and Trade Notes from ConN Exchange
Monday November prices show a moderate wheat supply with most samples mid and inferior quality. Fine samples sold high while inferior barley and oats remained steady tailing last week. stocks and bank bonds listed with figures and quarterly averages in the week’s market report.
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Owee
Conn Exchange
Mark Lane
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