Privateer Pursuit Across the Straits in 1797
In the Downs voyage reports detail Sir John Warren's squadron encounters off St Aldan's Head and Needles. Captured privateers L'impromptu and Le Bonheur, with crews and armaments, plus a list of enemy ships taken or destroyed by Warren's and Borlase Warren's squadrons between January 24 and March 7, 1797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Ann
Dartmouth
Brixham
le Bonheur
Burnel
Mary of Dartmouth
Spithead
Sir John Warren
Luan Nepean
C. J. Warren
Mapesty
John Borlase Warren
la Providence
Floop
Ballatt
Breft
Bourdeaux
Funk
L'Intrepid
Lienice
Bretty Fent
England
le Santa Theresa
St. Jago
Vigo
St. Jago de Compostella
St. Andero
J. B. Warren
Talbot
Eurydice
Dunkirk
Bankrupts surrender dates listed for several tradesmen
A long list of bankrupts with surrender dates March 14 to April 22 at Guildhall or other named inns. Names include W Weston victualler Oxford Street, W Jarrett Bristol grocer, J Horton Brompton bricklayer, T Weaver cheesemonger, H Haydon money-scrivener, T Lloyd vic tualler, Green Green and J Wright, J Griffith Llanelly tanner, H Cowx Maryport tanner, Wares Manchester tallow chandler, and Griffith the younger Alvardley corn fatients, with associated attornies and locations such as Chancery Lane, Norfolk Street, Bear Inn Llandilo Carmarthen, and Maryport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Weston
Oxford-street
Guildhall
Attornies
Flescher and Co
Gerrard
Taylor
Chancery
Leigh
Bartlett's Buildings
Haydon
Bregé-street
Money-Scrivener
Attorgey
Neeld and Co
Norfolk Street
Strand
T. Lloyd
St. Catharine’s
Tower Hill
Victualler
Guidhall
Eyler
Bishopsgate
Green
H. Green
J. Wright
Carmarthen
J. Philipps
Isndife
H. Cowx
Maryport
Cumberland
The
Golden Lion
Mary
Woodworth
Staple’s Inn
Manchester
Tallow Chandler
Wilmott’s Tavern
Attornes
Apeilet
White Hart Inn
Wwakefield
Messrs. Allens
Ian
Peace ends Italian war. Rome spared from pillage
A report from Paris papers states a peace between the Pope and the French Republic. Rome is spared from invasion and its masterpieces, while Italy’s south falls under French influence. Bonaparte can focus on Austria in the north as Archduke Charles faces renewed pressure. Dispatches discuss terms, neutrality in Tuscany, and various military movements across Europe. The notice also covers American affairs, British naval actions, and domestic security measures amid foreign unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sth
Rome
Italy
Bonaparte
Archduke Chates
Austria
France
Avignon
Venasssi
Bologna
Ferrara
Romagna
Transpadan Repubblic
Apennines
Taft
Dunkirk
Yarmouth
Ostendall
Charles
Duke of
Guise
Seige
Metz
Charles V
Archduke
Petersburgh
Sidavia
Tschitschagow
Krofe
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
Buooaparte
Leghorn
Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Franckfort
Lawis
Russia
Poland
Vienna
Berlin
Hamburgh
Germany
Burgomatters
United States
House of Representatives
America
Washington
Senate
Fie
West Indies
Brown
Philadelphia Gazette
United States of America
St. Eustatius
Europe
Spain
Peru
Lord Orford
Lord Waldegrave
Thomas Muir
Botany Bay
Cuba
Nootka Sound
Panama
Darien
Stopford
Phaeton
Falmouth
L’ Agf
Grey
Jamaica
Nantes
Clinton
Leigh
6Th
West India Regiment
Hamilton
MynHeir van Kal
Rio
L’agif
Orcor
Elba
Mediterranean
Plymouth
Gibraltar
Island of
United
Miller
Romulus
Malronaire
Pengelly
Lacos
Portugal
Algarve
Cape Lagos
Boscaneo
M. de la Clue
Lubon
House of Commons
Lord Kingsborough
Ireland
Itoo
Newtowiards
Cuming
Lord Cawdor
South
Wales
Aurora
Greenwood
Lancaster
Chosnas’s
Atlantic
Nuns
Ceres
Alstom
Diana
Fox
Mersey
Jones
Charleston
Marshall
Faucon
Duke of Portland
Sife
Obiier
Board of Agriculture
Hawkstow
Admiral Shirley
Lincolnshire
Multiple April Gatherings and Certificate Notices in England
The fragment lists numerous April events and certificated actions across Warrington Manchester Bristol Poole Bath and London. Includes names such as J Allen Leigh Bartlett Davies Clegg Ruffett Bower and Catherine Thorley with venues Eagle and Child Golldigil Chanteen Guildhall Bull's Head Spencer's Tavern Rummer Lavern and Leadenhall street upholder and rope-maker Nat Hodges. Certificates must be granted on or before April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Davies
Blackstiars-rdad
Golldigil
Manchester
Spencer’s Tavern
J. Ruffett the Younger
Bristol
Catherine
Thorley
J Martin
Poole
C. Burrell
Leadenhall-street
T. Lovett
Bath
Nat. Hodges
Bermoridsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fran
London Gazette
Marth
Admiralty Office
Evan Nepean
Yarmouth Roads
Isfe
Wight
Henry Fepiig
Admiral Peyton
Downs
Evan Ne
Ean
E Q
London
Menz
Archduke Charles
Pyroly
Landon
Mantua
Harfee
J. Allen
Warrington
Lancathira
Grace
forTurrender
the Eagle and Child
Mr. Leigh
Bartlett
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