News from Constantinople and war fears after Neuson victory
Postscript reports stock prices at one o clock and notes a messenger from Constantinople and a Hamburg mail. It discusses Admiral Neuson’s victory prompting a Turkish war declaration against France, seizure of French ships, and possible European reactions including Austria and Germany. It also covers unrest in Ireland, rebel bands in Wicklow, and attacks on Protestant properties in Mayo and Longford, with Castlebar damaged and political tensions rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuson
Bervuszic
Esyrt
Pavul
Naples
Germany
Narres
Austria
Sicily
Italy
Smyrna
Alexandria
News From Constantinople On French Prisoners At Alexandria
News from Constantinople reports Sir Howarton Newson sending 3500 prisoners ashore at Alexandria from French ships captured, with officers and artificers retained. French losses around 5000 at Nelson engagement. prisoner exchange promised through the Alexandrian commissary. Nelson’s status unclear since Aug 27 near Rhodes. he sails to Cadiz then England. Mutinies among Buonaparte’s officers amid reports of Swiss French clash. Rastadt talks hint at territorial concessions. Ottoman bulletin blasts France and proclaims war declaration to all neutral powers. No word yet on Brett’s squadron or Sir John Borlase Warren’s detachment. possible engagement with British cruisers observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Suita
Howatio Newson
Alexandria
Admiral Nelson
Sir Horatio Nelson
Ahodes
Sn. Vincent
Cadiz
England
Trow Brione
Buonavants
Egypt
Dardanelles
Sewitzerland
Rastadt
Ehrenbrietstein
Rhine
Petersane
KeAv
Cayl
Potts
Srontor
France
Brett
Joan
Bort Ase
Warren
Ireland
Sir J. B. Wannsie Pursues Enemy at Once
A report states Sir J. B. Wannsie has gone immediately after the enemy. The idea that the pursuit heads to Jamaica is wrong, and no second fleet has departed from Breft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wannsie
Jamaica
Victory and honors as Nelson reshapes naval glory
News from Plymouth reports forty ships of the Jamaica Fleet arriving under convoy, with Parliament to consider a public monument for Captain Westcorth. Nelson gains a peerage as Baron Newgon, amid public joy and famed naval feats.
Weymouth Royal Visit and Admiralty Messenger
A Weymouth report notes an Admiralty messenger delivering a patent for creating Admiral Newson, signed by the king, then a swift London departure. The royal party, including the Queen and Princesses, rode to Came near Dorchester for a cold collation with dignitaries. Weather forced two gun boats to drop anchor and shelter. The Bishop of Salisbury left Weymouth yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Newson
Great Britain
London
Lord Craven
Soraia
Earl Pautett
Lord C. Somerset
Mr. Damer
Duchess of Newcastle
Countess of Pouerr
Pirr
Damer
Came
Dorchester
Lionel Damer
Salispury
Weymouth
Royal Navy Reports Victory Echoes Across Europe
Dispatches from Naples reveal enthusiastic joy in Naples and Sardinia over Nelson's victory. A Buonaparte spy network in Arabia reports Hajabi’s Deistic movement growing, while British squadron footage off Brest describes pursuit and arrival of the Beadicea and other ships near Torbay.
Navy dispatches and ship arrivals at Plymouth and coastal ports
Reports from Porrsours Plymouth Sheerness Yarmouth Hull and Deal detail multiple ship arrivals including Repché Roebuck Hope Phebe Kangaroo Carteret Packet and Telemathas with convoys and cargoes. News covers Nelson’s victory celebrations at Plymouth and local illuminations while hazards include gales shore landings and a tragic loss near Itching with boiler wreck and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porrsours
Repché
Refir
Roebuck
Jamaica
Hope
Lanty
Lisgon
Plymouth
Phebe
Bartow
France
Guernsey
Nelson
Mediterranean
Royal Cornwall Militia
Plymouth Foot Association
Plymouth Volunteers
Public Office Brentford Court Notes Afts and Steals
On Saturday Mary Gardner was brought up for circulating bad billings in Brentford, with nearly five shillings in halfpence. She claimed to have come from Bath serving a Mr Elton, finding the silver on the road. A woman was also brought up for stealing silver spoons and items from Mr Samuel Sutton. She had worked at Mr Jones in Bond Street where Sir Horatio Nelson lodged, stealing lamps and other goods. The Admiral had left tablecloths behind. Both suspects were committed for further examination. The new County Gaol at Bedford, funded by a 30001 bequest from the late Mr Weirgreap, is to be built near Bedford on the road to Clapham. Mr Winn a mason of Bedford contracted for the building, with the road to be funded by the County Rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Plymouth
Westcorr
Nelson
House of Peers
Admiral Nelson
Admira
Hamburgh
Marragon
Porrell
Admiralty
London
Weymouth
Garraway
Italy
Sardinia
Buonaparte
Cairo
Milan
Cheéta
Arabia
Mahomet
Abraham
Hajabi
Arabia Felix
Gulph
Persia
Moscate
Baffora
Chaldea
Sheik Hajabi
Mecca
Medina
Euphrates
Tigris
Baifura
Bonaparte Ats
France
Egypt
Boadicea
Brest
S. W
S. E
Ourquadron
England
Keats
Athant
Lord Bridport
Torbay
Clyde
Kears
Kincsmitht
Mary Gardner
Hood
Brentford
Bath
Elton
Samuel Sutton
Jones
Bond-street
Horatio Nelson
Sutton
Horatio
Bedford
Weirgreap
Duke of Esprorp
Clapham
Winn
Marriages of Lt Colonel Barne and Mr Apreece
Reported marriages list two ceremonies. Lt Colonel Barne of the Seventh Light Dragoons weds Miss Boucherett of Willingham Lincolnshire. The second wedding notes Taft and Miss Kerr with Groom Shukbrugh Asty Apreece, eldest son of Sir Thomas Haffey Apreece, Bart, at St Marylebone parish church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barne
Seventh Light Dragoons
Miss Boucherett
Ayfcoghe Boucherett
Willingham
County of Lincoln
St. Mary- le-Bone
Gerrard Andrewe
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Postscript
Otober
Dunllin
Wicklow
Edgeworthtown
Longford
Castlebar
County of
Mayo
Lord Lucan
Tyranter
Brown
Westfort
Dublin
2D Inft
West Indies
Ieland
Ship News
Sheerness
Nore
James Malcolm
Vitory
Blue Town
Yarmouth
Carteret Packet
Hammowan
Cuxhavens
Rnton
Telemathas
Downs
Hull
Sarah
Findlay
Baltic
North Somerceates
Lincolnshire
Aurora
Lynn
Ellison
Matter
St. John’s Church
DEAL
Piercer
Portsmouth
Woolvereene
Ond Cruizes Wind N.N.W
Public Office
Bow-Street
Inffant
Robert Wynch
Royal Bucks Militia
W. Forbes
Halbrook
Wincanton
J. Walter
J. Wallster
J. Bonsox
Salisbury Square
Blackfriars
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