Royal Family retirement and perilous seas marked by disasters
Reports detail the Royal Family retiring by seven, dire weather floods near Lewes and Uckfield, a coach accident near Stone causing drownings, and a sea patrol list of captures including French and Dutch vessels. Also noted are notable public notices, dividends, and court actions.
Kingsmill Report of Cerberus Capturing L Exchange
A London Gazette notice from Admiralty Office dated Oct 12 1799 describes Admiral Kingsmill at Cork sending Capt Macnamara of the Cerberus a letter dated Sept 28 1799. The Cerberus reports capturing the French privateer L Exchange armed with ten guns and forty men.
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Bourdeaux
St. Domingo
Kingsmill
Ge. J. Macnamara
Hyde Parker
Port Royal
Jamaica
le Degourdi
Pelican
Acasta
Diligence
Sparrow
Admiralty Office
Cork
Macnamara
Evan Nepean
Cerberus
Royal Family Attends Weymouth Church Sermon
On Monday morning at eleven o'clock the Royal Family visited Weymouth church and heard a sermon by the Rev. Mr. Pickard of Wormweil, citing Matthew chapter 11 verse 30. The yoke is easy and the burden light.
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Weymouth Church
Pickard
Wormweil
Duke of York dispatches from Alkmaar on actions of the 2nd
Field marshal report from Alkmaar transmits details of the battle on the 2nd and the day's dispositions. Captain Fitzgerald carried orders on the 4th, stating that fuller particulars could not be given at that time. The correspondence outlines the engagement and the movements of forces against the enemy.
Allied assault plan on Bergen and surrounding Dutch defenses
The article outlines a four column assault against North Holland led by Generals Abercromby, D'Effen, Dundas, and Burrard. Forces will attack Egmond op Zee, Bergen, Schoreldam, and through Camperdown's sand hills, using flanking moves, dykes, and canals to exploit weak points, with heavy troop and cavalry reserves and gun boats supporting the push toward Bergen.
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Haarlem
North Holland
Alkmaar
North
Holland
Ralph Aber
Cromby
D’oyley
Moore
Earl
Cavan
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Sedmoratsky
Burrard
Schoreldham
Burgen
Dundas
Earl of Chatham
Coote
Ditto
Gert. Burard
Xith Light Dragoons
Lord Chatham
Zoyper- Sluys
D ° Ejfen
Tootenhoorn
Crabbendan
Alkmaar Canal
Schmoratzky
Schoreldam
James Pulteney
His
Prince William
Manners
Donn
18Th Light Dragoons
Gayder Zee
Hugh Dat
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