French privateer captured near Boulogne. Admiralty note
Dispatches report the capture of the French privateer La Brunette off Cherbourg after a four hour chase. Unité, Seatt, and Melpomene were involved with Lam, Carrick Roads, and Boulogne cited. The privateer carried 16 guns but had four hours earlier sailed from Bourdeaux with a six week cruise. In other items, promotions awarded to British peers including Baronetcies and baronies are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melampué
Carrick Roads
Eenpunye
Fabraoath
Yetterdag
Rayon
Iagger
Jean Baptiste Leonard
Cherbourg
Ligard
Cape Clear
Lam
Ee "Granam Moore
Royal George
Pial Stopeard
l'Isle-Dieu
la Brunette
Unité
Charles Hamilton
Chace
Bourdeaux
Jong
Cruize
Bey &c
Ros. Sroprorp
Adm
al’ Lord Bridport, KB
Dividends and trades listed for Hatters br Tarn area
Dividends appear with names and trades in Bristol and surrounding towns including hatters drapers victualler and a brwaiter. Merchants cited include Bazeley Hofer Hitchin Stow Palmer Worton Falgat Fellmongers and others across Warwick Lane Islington Pimlico and Stowmarket with notes on certificates to be granted in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazeley
Bristol
Hatters
Haringscrats
Newgéaterstreet
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Draper
J. Beavitt
Warwick Lane
Victualler
Stow
Stowemarket
Suffolk
Fellmongers
Palmer
Worton Falgat
Pimlico
Taylor
Greenland
Islington
Money-feriveriers
London Evening Mail updates on Dutch fleet and politics
Dispatches describe the Dutch fleet sailing from the Texel with 12 ships of the line, 6 fifty gun ships, 16 frigates and transports. Admirals Duncan and Erro- port contingencies, court communications, and mayoral plans dominate notes from Yarmouth, Lisbon, and London as weathered leaders debate peace terms and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncas
Yarmouth
Admiralty
Lord Erro- Port
Winchester
Dukecan
Lattaight
Ronirt Warrore
Court
Portugal
Anerson and
Coomer
Paris
Lisle
Directory
Lord Maumesbury
London
Eyle
Vick
Calais
Delaoise
Moiday
Delaclue
Princess of Wates
Greenwich Hospital
Duke and Duchess of York
Tunbridge Wells
Bath
Earl
Hanson
Shipping losses and naval actions near Lisbon and beyond
Reports detail multiple ships captured or driven aground by French frigates, including The Huanwick Pringle and The Two Brothers Fairchild, with vessels like The Adeoria and The John seized and brought to Whitby or lost near Kinsale. Admiral Duncan’s fleet pursues Dutch forces as London and Liverpool port movements, cargo recoveries, and crew actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeoria
Bond
Whitby
de Elizabeth
Volmers
Bremen
Cork
Kinsale
John
London
Limerick
Public Offence Reports From London Public House
The article recounts charges of robbery at the Queen's Head Covent-Garden, including a servant girl alleged to have stolen clothing and cash and to have fled to Bray. It also details a capital offence for a man stealing a silver coral from a nurse in Leicester Fields, plus a riot case at Golden Hard Public House in Parker's Lane with Bow Street officers wounded and an alibi claimed by the suspect.
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Britain
Strathspey
J. Grant
Edinburgh Castle
Sutherland
Wemyss
Perth
Breadalbane
Aberdeen
Fife Coast
Argyle
Marquis of
Duke of Richmond
West Sussex
Montgomiery
John ‘Newman
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-street
Coffsdy
Surry 5
Mary
Hodges
Butler
Queen’s Head
Covent-Garden
Croydon Fair
Bray
George Brown
Leicester-fields
Garret Welch
Leith
Golden Haft
Parker’s Lane
Bow-street
Married Alliances Highlight Gracechurch Street nuptials
Monday wedding links Jamés Rule of Gracechurch Street to Ann Pringle daughter of James Pringle of Covent Garden. Henry Hamilton, grandson of Gustavus Lord Viscount Boyne, weds Campbell of Lochgaire Argyle. John Wood of Putney marries Tabitha Saunders as crowds gather for the ceremony and coach ride due to his fear of fainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamés Rule
Gracechurch-street
Ann Pringle
James Pringles
Bedford-street
Covent-garden
Henry. Hamilton
Gustavus Lord Viscount Boyne
Sacvilte Hamiton
Campbell
Robert Campbell
Lochgaire
County of
Argyle
Putney
John“ Wood
Tabitha. Saunders
Woods
Axen
News of Deaths and Market Prices in a London Paper
Notices of multiple deaths including Lieutenants General Gunning and Lady Elizbeth Callander, Captain Minrnard, and Mr. Curreve with family details. Also reports a price flood for grain with wheat, barley, oats, and beans, plus a note on the latest grain totals and flour prices, reflecting market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunning
Fockeriy
Curreve
Dockhead
Dines
Cramforth Foul
Stu Imeshire
Elzabeth Callander
Marquuis
Antrim
Gruel
Idlands
Sky
Norman Maclesdy
Lckn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tam
Boulogne
Ce Ptain
Barcony
Lord Bridport
K.B
Mr Nepein
Whatebale
Qct
Kingdom of ‘Great-Britain
James
William Lowlington
York
St Pataby
Wellefty
Somertet
Ropes
Grastoxsury
Batlely
Aintie
Somerset
Richard Grenville
Thomas Onde
Stile
Sitle
Tle
Wovenouse
Kimberley
Lorn Searorty
Baron MacKenzie
Kintail
Ross
Evening Mail
Postscript
Lloyd’s
Leer
Warmouth
Duncan
Texel
Edinburgh
Lorp Provost
Lorp
Nanta Syseeps
Uns Majfty
Veisel
Tees
Worf
Sufid
Rland
Bergen
Wyrrram Craixe and Son
Liverpool
Oxton
Caldicot Castle
Jamaica
Cape Nicola Mole
Sheerness
England
Endon
Canada
Industry
Louisa
Neil Malcolm
Leviathan
Dale
Felicity
Commerse
Mary Ann
Jemae
Weatt
Grange
William
Penelope
Sebastiana
Fame
Bratil
Union,Island, Pte Ce
Greenock
Elizabeth
Dolphin
Oxrow
Plymouth
Cawland Bay
T.duckworth
Brett
Anfon
P.C. Durnam
Anion
J. Gore
Medusa
la Nymphe
Hornet
Speedwell
Portsmouth
Oporto
Lifvont
Gibraltar
Princess Royal
Henor
RaLph Ashington
Friends
18Th
Royal Irish
Cononny
Geroaquery
Repuzan
Loscome
Conorrey
Water
Shanpy
37Th Regiment
J. Vernon
Island of
St. Vincent
Paragon
DexTer
Thomas
Bert
Dantzic
Bellona
Lion
Deal
Charlotte
Anderson
Demarava
Dral
O.T
Hound
Janus
Wind N. Wni
Intia Sivek
Yale
Venice
Hamburg
Litton Altona
Leghorn
Crevitedp
J Walter
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