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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1797

Page

4

Admiral Duncan's Fleet at Texel Anchorage

A contemporary report details Admiral Duncan commanding British ships off the Texel including the Nafsau and Agamemnon with other vessels, describing three divisions of the line, fleet movements, and a plan to block up the Briel to collapse Dutch trade while expecting no Dutch sortie.

Duncan Texeli Nafsau Texel M‘dowald Agamemnon R. D. Fancourt Warrior H. Savage Lion M. Dizon Monarch O Brien Belliqueux J. Inglis Triumph W. Effington Ardent R. R. Burgefa Cafar R. Home Venerable Roffel H. Trollope Direfor W. Bligh Glatton C. Cobb Nassau W. Hargood Lancaster J. Wells S. Ferris Amsterdam Vlie Elbe Holland

PORT NEWS SAILINGS AND CONVOY OPERATIONS

Late last evening the 44 gun ships Cambria under Capt Legge and Argo under Capt Hall sailed from port with the outward bound West India and Lisbon fleets under their protection. Spitfire cruised on a patrol. Sutless frigate of 32 guns bound for Newfoundland hove to but returned to Cawland Bay. Chapman with convoy from Milford stopped briefly in the Sound then sailed west. Zealand and Unicorn have signalled to depart.

Cambria Legge Argo Hall West India Lisbon Es.e Seymour Newfoundland Thither Cawland Bay Chapman Keen Milford Zealand Shivers Unicorn Young

Arrival of Jason and Cynthia at Portsmouth Harbor

PORTSMOUTH reports today's arrival of His Majesty's ship Jason under Capt Stirtifig and the Cynthia sloop of war from Isle Marcou. Two ships of the line are said to have come from the Eastward, likely the Centaur and Neptune, new ships.

Jason Stirtifig of War Isle Marcou Centaur Neptune

Arrival of Doris frigate and Privateer Fabius

News from Cove of Cork reports the arrival of the Doris frigate under Lord Ranelagh and the French privateer Fabius with 20 guns and 150 men, captured early this month in latitude 46 20. An American brig from Greenock to Virginia, seized by the French privateer and recaptured by the Royal Navy brig Lord Beauclerk, also arrived.

Doris Ranelagh Fabius Greenock Virginia Abo We Jryad Beauclerk

Peace mood lifts as funds rise amid Paris terror fear

London dispatch notes public opinion turning in favor of peace with a 2 percent rise in funds since Monday morning. Paris letters describe widespread consternation in the Departments and a tranquil capital born of feared repression. The court at East India House adjourns to Wednesday. Navy movements include Ulysses from Martinique via St Kitts and ships escorting a large convoy. Troop movements place dragoons and infantry to Birmingham and Coventry for winter quarters and potential foreign service.

Paris France

Weymouth Royal Progress and Weather Turbulence

In Weymouth on September 1 the King walked with noble company along the Esplanade then rode to Dorchester road after breakfast. The Queen and princesses visited Lady Sefan Rider. General Goldsworthy left for Wilton. The King and nobility visited the theatre. Sir Charles Morgan delivered Court Martial minutes for approval. Stormy weather delayed landings by many nobles.

Esplanade Earl of Harrington Earl Poulet Dorchester Road Sefan General Goldsworthy Weymouth Wilton Sir Charles Morgan

Irelands proposed paper money and trials in Dublin

An issue of paper money for half guinea crowns and half crowns is debated but unlikely before January next. A Privy Council orders a proclamation to issue silver dollars stamped five shillings and one penny three farthings. In Dublin, trials include Patrick Tipper of United Irishmen found guilty of burglary and sentenced to death, Dugan jailed for robbery and attempted rape and later transported for seven years, while Keogh is acquitted after being linked to the United Irishmen. Also reports of a St James parish boat race on the Thames with prizes and a large crowd, and various local accidents and misfortunes around Lewes, Chichester, and other towns.

Grafton Street Sheriff Lindsay Cranesborough Carlow Botany Bay Barrington Marley National Bank Dublin Robert Day Patrick Tipper Keogh Rathfarntam Dugan Crumlin Swan Godfray Ocober Alogve John Rose Chichester Lewes Swan Inn Newhaven Bartlet Scarvel Little Hampton Petworth Yorkshire Friar’s Oak Clayton and Ditchling Maidstone Taylor Farine

Gale Strikes at Sea Wrecks Several Vessels Off Torbay

Torbay reports a gale last night at southeast by south causing multiple ship damages. Vessels Belvidere East Indiaman and others lost rudders stern-posts anchors and masts while Gabriel Glory Defiance Marlborough and several crews report extensive rigging and structure damage amid drifting hazards.

S.E Belvidere Earl Fitzwilliam Henry Dundas Gabriel Defiance Marlborough Fanny Thompson Nancy Devitt Charles Carter Bell

Price arrives in Liverpool and English prisoners detained

Captain Price traveled from Nanxz to Liverpool arriving yesterday while captains Wright Seless Crow and McCallen remained at Nanxz. The Marine Minister orders detaining all English prisoners and threatens prison bread and water for the next ship’s passengers and crew due to prior ill treatment in England. English captains say passports were possible but hindered by a port master who promised to send a replacement. At Nantes two 44 gun frigates, Le Lion and Le foo, are ready for sea, destined for the East.

Price Nanxz Wright Seless Crow M‘callen Minister of Marine Nantz England le Lion le Foo

Marriages and Acknowledgments from Ipswich to London

Fragmented notices record marriages and resolutions across Newport Ireland Chefhunt Herts Pall Mall Stanmore and Portsmouth. Entries include Benjamin Bloomfield to Miss Douglas and Lieut Laing to Mus Roberts, with further notices for Martha Cocke Jane Stable and Mrs Norris.

Benjamin Bloomfield Newport Ireland Jin Hhis' MiajeAy Royal Douglas John’ Roberts Chefhunt Captain Roberts Pall-Mall Martha Cocke Kingdom of Tetard Stanmore Jane Stable Lorenzo Stable Portimouthi Norris Kate We Norris

Bank stock prices and annuities in Toshire market

Prices of stocks this day at Toshire Gk, Bank stock fell five per cent. Annuities ranked two and a half to four per cent. Consols traded around three per cent with reductions noted. November 53 figures show mixed results for bank and government securities.

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Port News Plymouth Portsmouth Cork Postscript London Serremase East India House Lord St. Vincent’s Cadiz Lord St. Vincent St. Paul’s Bowen Ulysses Spithead West-Indies Martinique St. Kitt’s His Bellona Wilson Woolwich Dobree Ralph Abercrombie Arethusa Woolley Ulysfes Cuyler Queen’s York Rangers Dragoons Canterbury Ashford Common Birmingham Coventry Prince William of Gloucester St. Domingo Warwickshire Light Dragoons Colchester Sheffield Scotland Northumberland America W. Smith Portugal J. T. Bulkley R. O’brien Algiers C. Hall Efg J. Smith U. 5 N.H Mc. Lavermore A W. Wallaston Venice F. H. Willis Genoa J. L. Cathcart Tripoli W.eaton Tunis Charleston S.C Torbay Liverpool
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