Madrid and Cadiz Blockade Claims Told
The report says a three and a half million ship and another five ships were damaged in the Cadiz blockade. Admiral Magaredo is exerting every effort to ready 46 ships by month end plus 32 ships of the line under Admiral Jervis. Brest fleet may join for assistance as tensions rise in the Europe sea theatre.
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Madrid
Criz
Cadexvourt
Sigst
Cadin
Magaredo
Jervis Tas Beep
Brest
Venice Proclaims Forged Proclamation Neutral on War
The Venice Senate, in a May 1 proclamation, denounces a forged leaflet from Veron and Marehox that claimed Venetian support for the French against the reforming states. The Republic reaffirms neutrality and friendly ties to all belligerents, warning subjects not to be deceived by the inciting document. The senate expresses confidence in its irreproachable conduct and in France.
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Senate of
Venice
Republic of Venice
Republic
Veroia
Marehox
Friggh Republic
Republic of Venicé
Republic of France
Senate
Public letter from Chatham soldiers defends loyalty and discipline
The text presents a menacing broadside from Chatham soldiers asserting loyalty to the king and parliament. They denounce Jacobinism and sedition, praise proper discipline and officers, and claim barracks improve soldier welfare while condemning disloyal efforts to disrupt the constitution.
Oath of Allegiance Fragment Amid Rebellion Rhetoric
Fragmentary oath text pledges loyalty to king and constitution while resisting obedience to rebellious division leaders. Signed by 39 serjeants and 15 corporals on behalf of their companies, the document laments seduction from duty and urges continued veneration of the king and constitution.
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Caintry
Ship News: Charleston to London Prized and Taken
The Rainbow sailing from Charleston to London is captured and condemned at Nantes with ship and cargo. The privateer of 20 guns seizes Caraftacus and Dursiestty, transporting them to Posrent. The Charlotte Lindsay, also from Charleston to Bremen, is seized and carried to Nantes.
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Charleston
London
Nantz
Fitzroy Walker
Charlotte
Lindsay
Bremen
Channel fleet off Strong: British ships sail westward
May 23 reports the Channel fleet under Lord Bridport leaving Maker Tower after a day of truce and shifting signals. Admiral Sir Richard King’s flag moved to Cambridge while Calypso and Argus convoy westward. Crew discipline issues noted. Cmdr Warren resumes command aboard HMS Cauldland Bay with cheers and restored order.
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Lord Bridport
Maker Tower
Richard
Cambridge
Joan Orde
Borcupie
J. B. Warren
Tys
Cawland Bay
Asoon
Reston
Portmouth May 24 Discharges and Naval Movements Amid War
Report from Portsmouth notes officers discharged amid labor price unrest. The 88th regiment embarked for Guaratey while Stag frigate officers were sent ashore. French cartel ships arrive with masters captured by privateers. prizes valued at millions. Buonaparte and heightened naval tensions loom as privateering expands.
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88Th Regiment of Foot
Yurké
Belfast French teacher seized in Dublin treason probe
A Belfast French language teacher, alleged member of treasonous societies, was taken into custody in Pame street Dublin after travel to Dublin to join affiliated committees. He showed fear during arrest and guilt during examination. He was committed for trial. A cartel foreman from Cellbridge was murdered on the Lucan road while returning home from Dublin, believed robbed of money and valuables by highwaymen.
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Sachs
Sre
Waunde
Cale Gioland
Belfast
Fnt
Pame-street
Dublin
Cellbridge
Hart
Lucan
Atoral
Groney
LAW INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY OF BANKRUPTCY AND CRIME CASES
In an Irish matter Judge Kenyon orders a defendant held pending further light after arguments over bail in a murder related case. The discussion covers bankrupt certificates, affignees, and costs, with rulings on whether uncertified bankrupts can sue. A separate note mentions a man charged with wearing ballast powder and discharged after proving absence from London on the day alleged.
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London
Tre
Widow's fate discussed in court over habeas corpus case
The hearing concerns the widow of a deceased nobleman and her aim to regain custody of her children. Curators and Mrs Bushby appear, with accounts of her remarriage to a man of rank in Manchester Square. Lord Kenan advocates seeking the master of the rolls for relief, while the court remains undecided on the motion.
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Bares
Korpus
Erflingy
Keith
Géntiellen
Madam
Bushby
North Briton
Aragan ‘Watuinman Eales
Lytigne
Manchesterquare
Lord Kengan
End
Rule to Show Cause on Security for Costs in Historic Case
The court scrutinizes whether the plaintiff should provide security for costs if proceeding without guarantees. Garrow supports the rule, citing Saunders v Pure, arguing that waivers benefit assignees and that defendants would face costs if actions are frivolous. The decision hinges on deterring improper suits and ensuring parties enter the court with security when necessary.
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Gartow
Gacrow
Lord-Kenyon
Bankrupe
Loritio
Court of Justice
A&ion
Mc. Garrow
Bett
Baber
Garrow
Saunders
Pure
Treatment Story of Antwarten Drops Cure for Debilitating Disease
A letter from Maram dated November 17 1796 seeks public aid for a chronic illness affecting mobility and skin ulcers. The writer credits Antwarten Drops with restored health after three years of use and requests further inquiries through Mr Turnéry. Attestation from local clergy and churchwardens accompanies the plea.
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Spilsbury
Scho Square
London
Maram
Ford Jong
Panty Middam
Jannie Sata
Fathes Bajgnier
Winfow
Adie
Wilkoo
Turnéry
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