British Relief and Storming of Omoa Fort Detailed
A British expedition under Commodore Luttrell Stormed Omoa Fort at Porto Cavallo after a land march through mangroves swamps and defiles. Baymen Indians and Loyal Irish aided while siege by sea and land culminated in surrender of the garrison and transfer of officers and prisoners.
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St. George’s Key
Black River
Musquito
Porcupine
Baymen
Luttrel
Lowestoffe
Truxillo
Rattan
Bay
Honduras
Dulce
St. Fernando de Omoa
Luttrell
Irith
Darling
Dalling
Bay of
Porto Cavallo
Porto Omoa
Ashem
Carden
66Th Regiment of Foot
Pomona
General Dalling
Flezt
Crown of
Spain
Guatemala
Sono Piastres
England
Qmma
Cardan
Wightman
Lord Sandwich
Meida
Carthapena
Duncannon
Dundas
Walker
Dundass
Simon Desceaux
Omoa
John Dathiex
John Luttrell
William Dalrymple
London Elections and Trade News from December Series
On Wednesday in Lincoln Sir John Thorold was elected unopposed to represent the county in Parliament in place of the Duke of Ancaster. Associations form nationwide to instruct members on important national issues. The Endeavour retaken by Americans in New York carried a Honduran voyage to Jamaica. The Defence privateer from Glasgow captured a Spanish brig with cochineal and treasure, taken to Fyal. The Betsey with 420 slaves bound for Jamaica was taken to Martinique. Local obituaries note marriages and deaths including Robert Parkinson formerly a Swedish merchant, and Edmund Basil, John Peppercorne, Mr Story, Mrs Peagrum, Mr Simpson, and Isaac Garcia. High water reported at London Bridge.
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Lincoln
Duke of Ancaster
John Thorold
Sytton
England
Lay
Honduras
Jamaica
New York
Glasgow
Betsey
Grawford
New Calabar
Martinice
Charles Smith
West Essex
William Smith
Miss Vandeput
George Vandeput
Ately
Hatfield
Yorkshire
Robert Parkinson
Gottenburga
Buckinghamshire
Edmund Basil
William Dowderwell
Epping Forest
John Peppercorne
East India Company
Red Lion-street
Clerkenwell
Story
Knightbridge
Peagrum
Newgate- Rreet
Simpson
Vine-street
Isaac Garcia
London-Bridge
Loyal Irish Volunteers Dispatch To Lord Germain
Letter from Captain Dalrymple, commanding Loyal Irish volunteers, informs Lord Germain that General Dalling dispatched him on a mission from Wurrawaty to St Fernando de Omox. Date details and route noted. awaits further instructions.
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Wurrawaty
Capt
Dalrymple
Loyal Irish Volunteers
George Germain
Carden
St. Fernando de.Omox
Dalling
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