Mediterranean fleets change and notable casualties
Lord Keith ZLonvott to succeed Nelson in command of Mediterranean fleets. Archdeacon Bingham inherits Mrs Bingham’s estate and moves to Parliament Street. D'Herman, captured by French in Holland, to publish his conduct justification. Col Cunningham, wounded in Holland, travels via Norwich in good spirits. Philadelphia reports yellow fever abating. US President suspends negotiator commission. Executions at Bow Street listed incl Clarke and Mackaway. Clarke to be hung in chains at Hounslow Heath. A bank forgery ring uncovered with notes and misprinted names. A Norfolk boy dies in fire, a Norwich boy nearly drowns. Lord Campbell elected Rector of Glasgow University. Frigates urged to guard convoys. fire damages Kirketat mills. horse theft at Hungerford Market.
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London
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Haines
John Durham
Thomas Robertson
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James Orrell
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Richard Lowe
Rich Thomson
George ‘Thomson
Widdrington
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Gilt
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Norfolk
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Campbell
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University of Glasgow
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Leith
Naval dispatches from Civita Vecchia 1799
From the London Gazette Admiralty Office reports Lord Nelson's letters and the capitulation terms at Civita Vecchia Civita Vecchia Corneta Tolfa taken with 200 marines and seamen. General Bouchard's Rome possession follows, terms granted to evacuate valuables, plus a report on the Eurydice pursuit of a privateer. Bankrupt notices and other minor items follow in this section of late 1799.
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Lord Nelson
Ruan Nepean
Paltrmo
Trowbridge
Rome
Civita Vecchia
Corneta
Tolfa
Bouchard
Duan Nepran
BE. Scrowbridge
Cavita Vecchia
Garnier
Louis
Evan Nepean
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