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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 16, 1797

Page

3

Verdant and Downeay reports of Duncan victory at sea

Reports from Portsmouth Deal and Harwich describe Admiral Duncan defeating the Dutch fleet under De Winter off the Texel after months of blockading. The Gazette notes battles with Monarch and Jupiter raking, praise for Dutch gallantry, and a warning to the Batavian Directory as ships sail to Orfordness and Colchester.

Ulaiar Tory Aldborough Duncan N. W Onstow Horley Bay Portsmouth Yooguns Mar Harwfch Royal Highnels Languard Colchester D. Pea Lamdguard Deal Wind S. Ww Dirwean St. George Gallent Downeat Gazette Extraordinary Tittle de Winter Douneay Pe WinTex Britain Pe Wrnrer Texel Holland Grand Mayer

Victory at Sea and Royal Navy Actions Near Texel

The Belliqueux engagement describes Admiral Duncan's fleet battling the Dutch near the Texel. Our ships suffered heavy casualties with 23 killed and 75 wounded, yet the British claim decisive victory, repairing damage and preparing for further action while Dutch forces retreated with losses. Separately, illuminations sparked street unrest as crowds clashed with Loyalists, Hardy’s house attacked then defended by a Serjeant’s guard.

Pee M Ynem Texel Buorx Montague L’eteran A.M Fix Ation Tars Duncan England

Press Seals, Buonaparte Plans, and Italian War News

Long dispatches describe presses seized from Prauhomre and a printed tract The Crimes of the Three Assemblies. Buonaparte commands in Italy with veteran officers, while Austria and Sardinia move. Reports from Verona Milan and Florence discuss health, emigration trials, and Republican vigilance as the Directory warns against traitors.

Prua’homre Defarx Kehl Italy Buonaparte Sarpiwia Defa Sardinia Cisalpine Heraio Sara Florence Vienna London Milan Tuscany Austria Conserivateur Garat Paunit Cheilier Jesus Christ Brajefi Rome Verona Ile Duncan Texel Annales Politiques & Litteraires Adina Germany Berlin St. James’s Remuzat Rhone Pefkai Department Dordogne Thodel Marche Demardelles Pichon Flexin Pellard Perrot Ajerene Courteilles Verneuil the Eure Paris Tribunal of Cassation Mautier Grexelle Cofya Dunkirk Cormartin Dijon 4Nnales Politiques Litteraire Sambre Meuse Rhine Sables Madame Rochechouart Carency Frances Spain Fesne Menars Grenelle Place Des Piggoires Barras Toulouse

Tragic Circus Performer Dies After Fall Aboard Royal Circus

A clown named Mr Jenkinson, famed as Clown to the arsemanship at the Royal Circus, died from a neck fracture after an accidental somerset fall. A separate incident saw a Master Taylor and companion thrown under a coach near Admiralty Yard. both sustained severe injuries. A toll-gatherer at Blackfriars Bridge was fined for issuing a bad billing. The ship Resolution from Bengal to Gothenburg is detained at the Isles of France, and the Porter from the Baltic to Hull is captured by a privateer.

Jenkinson Royal Circus Somerset Taylor Princes-street Westminster Admiralty Yard Blackfriar’s Bridge Union Flair Neale Bengal Gothenburg Isles France Wright Baltic Hull

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