Historic naval actions and captured ships detailed by Admiral Peyton
The letter recounts HMS Anson under Admiral Dursam engaging La Loire near Nantes after separation from Warren's squadron. Details include damage to La Loire, casualties, and a commendation of officers and crew led by Captain Joseph Peyton, with mentions of captured prizes and stores aboard.
Destructive hurricane at Halifax devastates harbor and ships
A fierce hurricane on Tuesday the 25th struck Halifax, driving vessels ashore, wrecking wharfs, and flooding the harbor. The Penelope, Liberty, and other ships suffered damage while cargoes were ruined. one unidentified gentleman perished. Despite extensive destruction, few lives were lost and recovery efforts began, with damages estimated around 100,000 pounds.
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S. E
Admiralty
Navy Yard
Prevoyante
Bermuda
King’s Lumber
Betsey
London
Matilda
Anderson
Mesirs
Pryors
Lawsons
Austin and
Kidtton
Tremain’s
Packet
Earl Moira
Penelope
Liberty
Achooner
Elmslie
Navy Hospital
Dartmouth
Narrows
Lynx
Ann
William
Black Rock
Mr. Sutherland
Two Seamen Drown While Attempting Escape from Fy Sloop
Two impressed seamen from the Fy sloop off Worthing attempted to swim to More to escape last week. Both sailors drowned in the perilous crossing, authorities report.
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Worthing
Court Martial proceedings in Ireland condemn charges
The Crown news reports a Cork court martial finding Lieut Bowen guilty of desertion and dismissing him, while Colonel Lord Kines Boxduck is acquitted on all charges. The proceedings condemn the prosecution as malicious and frivolous. News also notes artillery arrivals from Bantry to the Ordnance Stores, a suspected mass Protestant massacre rumor, and coins and bank note concerns.
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Clonmell
Bowen
North Cork
Lord Kinusporotch
Wexford
Lorp Lieutenanrt
Lorp Lisurenant
Cork
Lord Kines- Boxduck
Carlow
Bank
Cheshire
West Kent
Kilkenny
Youghal
Hunton
Queen’s County
Caartes Ascit
Tipperary
Six John B Warren's Victory
The Londonderry Journal reports further details of Sir John B Warren's squadron engagement with the French fleet off Mayo in October. Amelia, Erbalin, Magnanime, Canada, Robustus, and Anson aided in the chase. Robustus struck Canada to end French pursuit. Warren pursued the remaining ships as night fell on October 11 into the 12th.
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Londonderry Journal
John B. Warren
Joan Bortrasz Warran
Canada
Magnanime
Ethalion
Faudroyant
Amelia
Melampus
Robust
Anson
France
Ireland
B. Warren
Buhalion
Sir John
Ocober
J. B. Warren
Blackfoo
County of Mayo
Chace
Hoche
Robus
Frigate engages five ships in bold coastal action
The frigate, disabled yet still fighting, engaged five enemy ships then held three on her at once for a long stretch. Sir J Warren signaled to seize three French frigates, pursuing the rest westward with the Fow regain for 36 hours. The French jettisoned arm belts, masts, and boats to lighten, while papers and wheels floated away. Warren’s squadron returned to Lough Fwilly to rendezvous, winds forcing prizes to drift. The Hecke, battered, was sighted north of Scotland, and Foudroyant returned to Lough Fwilly with Canada and Mermaid. Sir John Warren and the squadron’s commander visited Neon's after arrival in port.
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Aiseg
Antony
Plymouth’ Sound
John Borlase Warren
Bart. K. B
Joseph Andriea Segone
la Loire
Republic
Nantz
Fta
John Hinton
Meager
Manderson
William Chrishop
Bellard Derring
Fangaroo
Alexander Duncan
Matthew Birch
Gee
WW. Abelt
Marines
William Robillard
Francis ‘R. Payler
Henry Wilson
James Davis
John Adams
Joan Houtton
William Shaw
Peter Willman
William Thomas
Patrick Kelly
James Cummings
Robert Dillons
J. Waaren
Mapper
Sir J. Warren
Lough Fwilly
Hood
Loughfwilly
Fair Head
Clyde
Belfast Lough
England
Scotland
Dorit
Loughfwillys
Foudroyant
John Borntose Warren
K.B
Neon’s
Prohibition Decree Bars British Goods in Batavian Ports
A Batavian Convention decree prohibits all British manufactures, merchandize, and produce entering Batavian ports from October 31, 1798. The measure adds that goods from British ports or shipped via indirect routes face confiscation for public use, with penalties including banishment for officials and violators who fail to declare imports within 24 hours.
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Great Britain
United Provinces
Batavian Republic
Officers of Revenue
Manchester,&c. &c
Oatlands Stakes and Related Races At The Dogs Meet
Sporting Intelligence reports odds and results from the Oatlands Stakes of Dogs with entries from Grasvenor Lady Poll Grey Pilot Rattle Paynator and Clermont in various sweeps. Details include weights, draw positions, forfeit outcomes, and notable winners such as Scherloni and Sober Robin across events titled Across the Flat and First half of Ab. M. ogs with final betting odds and placings.
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Grasvenor
Lade
D. of Grafton
Clermont
Cookson
Perren
Cuffans
B.C
Aimator
My. Howard
Bennington
Sackville
Commodore
Hi Ft
di D. of
Grafton
Cockfor
Ab. M
Bark Revort to October 28 Voluntary 1,397,743
A fragmented OCR line appears to reference a date October 28 and figures 1,397,743 and 28,764. The readable content mentions voluntary actions and financial totals but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
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