Vote of Thanks and War Bonds Echo in Dublin Speech
The Evening Mail notes a Vote of Thanks to Ireland's Army Militia and Yeomanry for their Rebel-period deeds and a credit of one million pounds to cover prorogation exigencies. It condemns unrest in Wicklow, cites a Enniscorthy Court Martial report on rebels seducing militia, and discusses Britain’s stance on peace with France and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seevan
Ireland
House of Commons
Lord Cashiea
Treasury
Horr
Wicklow
Enniscorthy
Wexford
Nelson
Vitory
Dublin
Mail from Dustin Reports No Material Intelligence Found
The letter from Dustin notes papers and letters of the 6th but lacks material intelligence. Holt and his banditti roam Wicklow County committing depredations. Their conduct seems driven not by politics but by a hostile spirit against all society. Government measures to curb these robberies and assaults are expected to prove successful soon.
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Dustin
Holt
Wicklow
Arrival of the Packet from Lisbon At Sea Action
Letters from Falmouth report the Lisbon packet arrival. They recount a meeting with a French squadron off latitude AS, with one line and eight frigates. The French gave chase before breaking off, while the Lisbon fleet reached port safely and Lord St Vincent supplied malls and stores to Admiral Nelson beforehand.
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Falmouth
Lisbon
Brett
W. Qn
Rev Noxos
Packet
Lord St. Vincent
Netsoy
Victory Echoes Across Empire Amid Trade Hopes
The report notes widespread celebration in Britain over a celebrated victory. Lord Newson features in the discourse while public sentiment turns to the anticipated gains in trade and the broader imperial cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Newson
Cabinet Council and Nelson victory discuss in London
A Cabinet Council met at Lord Greavites's Office until near three. The Duke of York visited Horse Guards for talks with the Council. A Common Council is planned to address the King on Admiral Nelson's victory. Jamaica fleet arrival and Lisbon sugar ships noted. Reports on the French in Egypt and Nelson’s battle worded with cautious praise. British frigates pursue the enemy. political carts and social notices fill the day.
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Lord Greavites
Duke of York
Horse Guards
Neilson
Jamaica
Downs
West Indies
Lisbon
Brazil
Alderman Newman
Nelson
Nexson
Homne Touxé
Battle of the Nile
Herne
Castle Baynard
Cannonbury House
Hereford
Duke of
Matates- Bury
Nile
Marine Department
Orig
Brighton
Spectator
Whittington
Appison
Whittingson
Gooe
French Republic
Royal Bank
Berlin
Paris
Swabia
Duchy of
Wirtemberg
Werner Uxsart
Stutgard
Swabian Republic
St. Domingo
Jeremie
Cape Nicola Mole
Manusext
Geerge Robinson
Rockingham Forest
Tuursay
East India
Maritime Shipping Losses and Captures Near 18th Century Routes
A fragmentary report lists several vessels and fates: the Tillstone Campion from Petersburg to Liverpool burnt near Bornholm with partial cargo saved. the St Constantine from Petersburg to Liverpool taken near Banff with cargo partly saved. the Ware Lott from Lancaster to Martinique captured and brought to Guadaloupe. the Hope Loafely from Deal to Sunderland on short prayer. the Adelphic from Jamaica to London taken near Saint Domingo and retaken by the frigate Marcitone then sent to Jamaica. the Christian Christie from Quebec to Cape Nicola to Jamaica taken and carried to Port-au-Pix. the Kingston from Petersburg to New York set ashore on the Isle of Arran. the Shields from Petersburg fire at Chatham with damage.
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Campion
Petersburg
Liverpool
Bornholm
Ford
Grech
Banff
Poe
St. Constantine
Bante
Lancaster
Kingston
New York
Isle of
Arran
Shields
Manners
Petersourg
Chatham
Plymouth and Deal Fleet Movements and Arrivals
Reports from Plymouth Deal and Portsmouth list ships sailing for the Downs and Jersey, with details on gun counts and captains. Notable arrivals include Flying Fish from Lisbon and Edward Wilson from Liverpool, while the Hart Brig carried Lord Riverspare and Mr. Coxe.
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Yarmouth
St. John
Venice
S.S.E
Plymouth
Lisbon
Edward Wilson
Liverpool
Barbadoes
Nymfé
Denmark
Crosby
Batavia
Copenhagen
Perere
Portsmouth
Reading High Steward elected as Henley Appineton
A Lisbon mail brought news of a Reading town election with Henley Appineton unanimously chosen as High Steward. The report mixes local governance, bread price hikes, French proclamations, and storm damage in France with scattered criminal notes and court actions.
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Lisbon
Falmouth
Malingham
Henley
Appineton
House of Commons
Reading
Zeeling
Tate
Bellina
Batrina
Heap-QuaRters
France
Malo
Détoo
His Majesty
67Th Regiment of Foot
St. Domingo
Stewart
John Croft
Garraway's
Evpuinston
Fort Barnet
Blossums Inn
Lawrence Lane
Cheapside
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Ferem Netion
Evening Mail
Fostcript
Otober
London
Prige
Russia
French
Germany
Mediterranean
Directory
Fation
Campo Formio
Spain
Prussia
Europe
Holland
Italy
Great Britain
Tanna
M. Poussiering
Rosetta
Egypt
Bro- NaParte
Cairo
Brest
Killala
Admiralty
Crutzing
J. B. Warren
E’ Orient
Humeport
Newfoundland
Bowe
Board of Admiraltys
Berppogr
Kinasmrin
Bornass Warkeny
Weymouth
Morpay
H. B. Neane
Admiral Newson
Cope
Burr
Garrett
Telemachus
Newton
Jersey
West India Fleet
Grampus
Proselyte
Alan Garongr
Hisquadron
Hanbiargh
Ngpres
Altona
Oparto
Ieee
Gos
Suck
India
Ann-Bol
Semp
Perntep Gy
J. Walter
Ann J .Walter
J. Bonsor
Salisbury-square
Blackfriars
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