War Casualty List and Royal Dispatches Update
A lengthy casualty roll from various battalions lists wounded and killed officers and men across the 37th, 17th, 45th, 6th, 9th, and other Foot regiments with names such as Major Wood, Lieut. Saunders, Ensign French, and Captain Trollope. The report includes artillery losses and prisoners, noting nearly 100 of the 45th Regiment may be killed or missing. Additional items cover the King's Speech, royal attendance, and Hamburgh trade news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capcain
Grace
Wickham
Thomson
17Th Foot
Wood
Saunders
Goth Foot
Elcamb
Wingfield
Dancer
Thompson
Gehr
Myers
Williams
O'Donnell
Miffine
Ditto
Trollope
Aptains Dancer
Thornton
M‘pheson
Sth Foot
Stepherson
Harris
45Th Foot
Oswald
Hay
Petit
Manary
Wilkinson
Deane
Jones
Gth Foot
Woodford
Master Holles
Smith
Grant
Rothwell
6Th Foot
Balfour
Crew
French
Bucler
Regiment of Foot
King and Gilman
Prater
Rowad
Royal Navy
45Th Regiment
Helcer
Royal Artllery
Continental Dispatches Report Alpine Retreats and Sieges
Reports from Constantinople and Italy describe Austro Russian French forces maneuvering across Switzerland and northern Italy. Allied units press toward Genoa and Tortona while Buonaparte's position weakens in Syria and Egypt. Counterions include capitulations at Tortona and strategic reassignments from Suwarrow to Italy.
Court of Directors fixes sailing dates for ships
The Court of Directors at the India House set afloat dates for several ships taken up last Friday. Raniston sails for Gravesend in November, reaches the Downs in December, with multiple vessels bound for St Helena, China, Bengal, and Bombay scheduling voyages between December and April. Captains Brook Samson, Cummins, and Favreaux sworn in. court adjourned at the stated hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India House
Raniston
St. Helena
Bencoolen
China
Gravesend
Downs
Cures
Queen
Monsy
Ditto
Swinton
MitcHerc
Spottswoop
Sampson
Brunswick
Madras
Chima
Linnsay
Apa Cumine
Bengal
Pacnix
Gaeren
Actx
GumMines
Bombay
Nerrmer
Courts
RamMspen
Castre
Exster
Joan Brook Samson
Alex, Cummines
Wm. Favreax
Expedition in Holland reports Dutch and Russian troops in Helder
The dispatch notes 78 transport ships a 50 gun ship and 3 frigates arriving at Helder with Duke of York joining Abercromby. 20 000 Ruffian Grenadiers and 7 000 Ruffian Hussars disembark, plus nine ships and four frigates, all rigged English style. Foot troops march with two days’ rations while officers carry two shirts. William of Gloucester lands and joins 10 000 foot and Seventh Dragoon to attack Alkmaer as 6 000 Grenadiers march, 4 000 more follow. Provisions, wine, gin, and currency reforms described as troops advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archduke Duartes
Morze
Urfern
Italy
Lecourée
Count Hadick
Mount St. Bernard
Simbchen
Diflentis
Illenz
Samoix
Championnet
Constantinople
Exoraparte
Syria
Suez
Legrange
Markard
Egypt
France
Contantinople
Buonaparte
Acr
Drufes
Mount Lebanon
Lezeroul
Groffer
Bonaparte
Murcard
Lycia
Tortouay
Melas
Fieldemarshal Suwarrow
Switzerland
Arcapuke
Empire
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Swabia
Arcnouxe
Korfakow
Zurich
Hotze
Schennis
Lake of Zurich
Lachen
S Mall
Linth
Kloten
Korsakov
Wickham
Glarus
Schwyz
Marena
Baile
Alsace
Archduke
Lower Rhine
Netherlands
Fieldmarshal
Suwarrow
Turin
Genoa
Savona
Suwagrow
Tortona
Pinto
Helder
Serr
Duke of York
Ralph Abercromby
Zuyder Ze
Prince William of Gloucester
Helder Point
Light Dragoons
Ratra Abercromby
Alkmaer
England
Mountaineers Play Attended by Royal Party in Weymouth
Weymouth on Monday evening the Maysvestigs and the Princesses visited the Theatre to see The Mountaineers and the Farce of the Lylar. After the performance the King, with Bart Paucet and Gen. Garthys, departed in His Majesty's traveling coach for town. Part of Gloucester Lodge roof was ripped off by strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Kent Palace
St. James’s
Duke of Portrand
Canterbury
Chanceltoe
Liverpool
Spiscera
Chesterfleep
Westmorecann
Lord Geenville
Winopyam
Duke of Yor
House of Peers
Earls of Cuesterrretre
Maccresrist
Lord Carucart
Prince of
Waves
Cranency
Cumberland
Kew
House of Lords
Cockpit
Duke of York
Roth
United Provinces
Hamburgh
Nucent
Ireland
Hewett
Maysvestigs
Lyar
Bart Paucet
Gen. GarThys
Gloucester Lodge
Channel Fleet at Torbay and Dover convoy movements
Ship news from Portsmouth and Plymouth report the Channel Fleet docking at Torbay amid gales with minor damage. The Pearl frigate sailed to Spithead. Bonetta to Halifax. Leuifaz arrived at Deal with a convoy. camilla and Spy ships prepared for land with six transports. A Pack of hounds chase ends with a Newfoundland dog shot after a long pursuit across Hesket Newmarket and Carrock Fell. a feast follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Torbay
Frida
Spithead
Jersey
Halifax
Deal
Leuifaz
Nore
Wind N.E
Plymouth
Downs
Payshemus
Kisasmrit
Hexerd
Cork
Serpent
Cornwallis
Sibel
Lima
Alnwick
Northumberland
H. Fuercuer
Chas Hall
Newmarket
Carrock Fell
Stockie
Barwick Field
Castle Sowerby
Sewae
Mofsdale
Hesket Newmarket
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Ety
Elipie
John Douglas
Alex. Hope
Egyptv
Porte
Kiefe Mustapha Pacha
Aboukir
Rosetta
Alexandria
Geanp Seicnor
Sipvey Smith
Pacha
Kecaw
Thither
Sarzana
Leghorn
Aosta
Montserrat
Sardinia
Civita Vecchia
Ronciglione
Kray
Novara
Milan
Holland
Ship News
London
Printsp
J.walter
Ann
Warber
Jon
Printine -House-Squaes
Blackbriarey Aid
J. Benson
Salisbury-square
Minckfriars
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