- 1Fanny Gould married Lt-Gen Charles Horneck in Bath in 1790, and later, in 1812, the poet Rev. Thomas Sedgwick Whalley (1746-1828). According to one source, she "was of extravagant habits, and came to him in debt to the extent of some thousands, for which he found himself responsible" (Knapp, Oswald G. (1914). The Intimate Letters of Hester Piozzi and Penelope Pennington, 1788-1821. p. 281)
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Possibly named Bulkeley. Commissioned ensign in the 59th Regiment in 1770, and later sailed to India on the Walpole. (see footnote for December 3, 1762, in the Penguin edition (2010) of the London Journal)
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In September 1758, French forces intercepted a British expeditionary army attempting to evacuate from the coast of Brittany during the Seven Years' War. A decisive French charge on the beach at Saint-Cast inflicted heavy casualties, leading to a major defeat for the British rearguard and their naval withdrawal. This victory ended the British policy of "descents" (coastal raids) on France and remains a celebrated moment of French coastal defense.