West Indies notes of yellow fever and naval action
The report from Fort Royal Martinico in September laments yellow fever spreading from August, striking Whitby’s armed transport crew and many merchants. British cruizers capture Victor Hugues’s seventy-fours, and Lapwing seizes a French privateer. Also included is political dispatches on a court-martial, prisoner transfers, Irish unrest, murders, and public safety measures in Wexford and Kilcullen.
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Fort Royal
Martinico
Sept. A
Whitby
St. Pierre’s
Anguilla
Tortola
Prince of Wales
Admiral Harvey
Dlose
Cow Island
Brigs
Adm
Harvey
Truscot
Naval Hospital
Mr. T
Victor Hugues
Guadaloupe
Fort Royal Bay
St. Martin’s
St. Bartholomew’s
Proclamations on stamped dollars and Dublin trial notes
Marquis Cornwallis held a Privy council at the Castle. A proclamation ordered stamping limits for dollars, with the national Bank accepting them for 21 days at old currency. A court martial at the barracks acquitted Hugh Woolaghan and others who killed a rebel in his mother's house, despite orders to kill rebels. A new court martial began for Walth the dragoon for detention with a message from the Lord Lieutenant delivered to the court.
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Cork
Waterford
Devereaux
Ringville
Cadiz
Wexford
Ross
Killano
Killouzhan
KilcuHen
P. Daly
Kilcullen
Bridge
Flo
Havin
Red-Gap
Alderman Truelock
Symond’s Court
Dublin
Marquis Cornwallis
Privy Council
Hugh Woolaghan
Newtown
Thomas Dogherty
Armstrange
Ilness
Dogherty
Prifoners
Walth
Drag
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Larne
Miles Duigenan
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