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	Louis Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Louis Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse was born at Auch.
		The family of Villaret de Joyeuse was of minor nobility from Languedoc.
		Villaret was taken prisoner, but the sound of the battle had warned the French squadron which had left and avoided destruction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Louis_Thomas_Villaret_de_Joyeuse (1323 words)

	Louis Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Louis Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse (1750 - 1812) was a French admiral.
		In 1791 he was in command of the "Prudente" in the waters of San Domingo, and in 1794 was appointed rear-admiral and assisted the Conventional, St Andre, in the reorganization of the fleet.
		Villaret was in command of the French fleet at the battle of the First of June.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/L/Louis-Thomas-Villaret-de-Joyeuse.htm (366 words)

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	The Probert Encyclopaedia - Weapons and Warfare (B)
		A 6000-strong French force under General Pierre de L'Etang Dupont was marching on Ulm when he was stopped by an Austrian force of 60000 troops under the Archduke Ferdinand which commanded the heights around his route.
		The Battle of Navas de Tolosa was fought in 1212 between Yakub Almansur of the Almohades and the kings of Aragon, Castile and Navarre.
		He was intercepted by Hubert de Burgh, the governor of Dover Castle, and the French fleet was destroyed, 15 out of the original 80 escaping.
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	Glorious First of June - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He had sailed with his whole force on the 16th and had passed close to the British fleet on the 17th, unseen in a fog.
		On the 19th the French admiral was informed by the Patriote (74) that Nielly had fallen in with, and had captured, the British frigate Castor (32), under Captain Thomas Troubridge, together with a convoy from Newfoundland.
		Strategically the battle was a victory for the British: the French navy never again tried to fight a convoy through the British blockade, resorting to blockade-running, privateering and trade through neutral countries.
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	BHC0470 : The Battle of the First of June, 1794 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Following his accession at George IV in 1820, it was the need for a new pendant for it, in St James's Palace, which in 1822-23 led to Turner's only royal commission, to paint his same-sized 'Battle of Cape Trafalgar' (see BHC0565).
		De Loutherbourg took considerable care with the detail (as indeed did Turner, a youthful admirer of his, in its pendant).
		Born in Strasbourg, son of a miniaturist, de Loutherbourg was already a well-established member of the French Academy and painter to Louis XIV when the actor David Garrick, persuaded him to settle in London as scenic director at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1773-83, at the huge salary of £500 a year.
	www.nmm.ac.uk /mag/pages/mnuExplore/paintingDetail.cfm?ID=BHC0470 (1182 words)

	Biographical Notes
		César François, or Cassini De Thury at the Paris observatory on 17.06., Jacques Dominique (1748-1845), or Count Cassini, at the Paris observatory on 30.06.
		His insistence on the influence of the relative masses of the acting substances in chemical reactions have exercised a dominating influence on the modern developments of the theory of chemical affinity of which he must be regarded as the founder.
		French poet and critic, born in the Rue de Jérusalem, Paris, on 01.11., was educated at the Collège de Beauvais and in theology at the Sorbonne.
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		Her chief distinction lies in her role as Rear Admiral Thomas Graves's flagship during the Battle of the Chesapeake, where the Royal Navy's defeat resulted in the end of the American Revolution.
		De Grasse's fleet of twenty-seven ships arrived four days later and anchored off Cape Henry, where Graves and Hood found them on the morning of September 5.
		Rather than bear down on the French fleet while it was in disarray, Graves ordered his ships in line ahead formation, as called for in the Fighting Instructions, with London in the middle of the line, Hood's Barfleur (90 guns) fourth in line, and Rear Admiral Francis S. Drake's Princessa (70) sixteenth in line.
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		De Loutherbourg painted several views of Conway Castle, including one that relates compositionally to this and which was reproduced as an aquatint in his 'Romantic and Picturesque Scenery of England and Wales' (1805).
		While de Loutherbourg's picture is no more literally accurate than Turner's it does not appear to have aroused the criticism leveled at the latter and which, in 1829, led to the King ordering the removal of both works from St. James's.
		The reason is fairly clear: whatever the documentary or other failings of de Loutherbourg's painting, it is, at least in comparison to the Turner, an unequivocally heroic image cast in a conventionally patriotic mould.
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	The French Revolution - Index
		de, Financier, character of, suavity and genius of, his difficulties, dismissed, marriage and after-course.
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		LOUIS XV., origin of his surname, last illness of, dismisses Dame Dubarry, Choiseul, wounded, has small-pox, his mode of conquest, impoverishes France, his daughters, on death, on ministerial capacity, death and burial of.
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	TRS Triton rescues USS Orion crew - Sea Lords
		I cannot speak for A. de F. Villaret- Joyeuse, but I perceieved the threat from 4 unknown vessels approaching at speed in the fog to be greater than that from a couple of Araby pirates.
		Of course, had we been aware of the A de F's inability to tender such assistance (regardless of his excuses), you can rest assured we would have remained with the convoy, even though we would have all been made the more vulnerable to the oncoming interlopers.
		I would argue that Amiral de Flotille Louis Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse was simply adding emphasis to his displeasure and frustration at being prevented the opportunity to render timely assistance to our honored friends, the United States Navy.
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		The first seven arrondissements are enclosed by Grands Boulevards that were created under Louis XIV in 1670; they follow the line of Charles V’s enclosure (built 1367-70, the Bastille protecting the eastern approaches and the Louvre protecting the west) that was an enlargement of Phillip II’s original wall.
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	Antique Prints of Naval Engagements and Events
		A French fleet of 26 warships, under Admiral Louis Villaret de Joyeuse, was escorting a convoy of grain ships across the Atlantic when he was intercepted by a similar British fleet under Admiral, Lord Richard Howe.
		In this decisive action, six French ships were captured and one was sunk, giving the British a "glorious" victory, despite the fact that the supply ships were able to slip away into the harbor at Brest as the British fleet was too battered to pursue them.
		It was this episode, in particular, that raised the national pride and confidence in the Navy and eventually lead Congress to allocate further shipbuilding for the war and future events.
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	Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia - - HMS Royal Sovereign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		In 1794, she was part of Lord Howe's fleet against Admiral Louis-Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse's Brest Squadron at the Glorious First of June, during which she was hotly engaged by the French Impetueux and Terrible and suffered fifty-eight crew killed and wounded.
		She remained with Vice Admiral Lord Nelson's squadron in the long chase of Admiral Pierre de Villeneuve's Combined Fleet from the Mediterranean to the West Indies and back.
		At the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21, 1805, she led the lee column and was the first British ship to close with the Combined Fleet.
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	Louis Thomas Villaret De Joyeuse
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		VILLARET DE JOYEUSE, Louis Thomas, (veel-ah-ray) Count, better known as VILLARET-JOYEUSE, French naval officer, born in Auch Gers in 1750; died in Venice, Italy, 24 July, 1812.
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		In anticipation of the coming war with Napoléon and to frustrate any treachery by Agé, Dessalines had Colonel Louis Lamartiniere appointed as commander of the city's defenses.
		Lamartiniere rushed from the armory and down Rue de Conty the three blocks west to Government House.
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	Martinique
		1728 - 1737 François Louis de Brach (b.
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		Valera, Eamon de, (14 October 1882 - 24 August 1975), leader of Ireland's struggle for independence from Britain in the early 20th Century, Irish president
		Dame Valois, Dame Ninette de, (June 6, 1898 - March 8, 2001), Irish founder of London's renowned Royal Ballet[?]
		Villaret de Joyeuse, Louis Thomas, (1750 - 1812), naval commander
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	Auch articles and news from Start Learning Now (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		It became the seat of a Catholic archdiocese, covering the whole of Gascony, which lasted until the French Revolution, and whose archbishops claimed the title of Primate (religion)Primate of Aquitaine, Novempopulana, and of the kingdom of Navarre.
		Auch is known for its Cathedrale St-Pierre with 15th-century stained-glass windows as well as a statue of d'Artagnan, who was based on the real life person, Charles de Batz, born in nearby Lupiac, and was written about by Alexandre Dumas, pÃ¨reAlexandre Dumas.
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	The Battle of the First of June, 1794, by Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg. - Historical events - Port Cities
		The Battle of the First of June, 1794, by Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg.
		In the extreme right of the picture is an English ship, in port-bow view, which is believed to be the 'Brunswick'.
		Born in Strasbourg, son of a miniaturist, de Loutherbourg was already a well-established member of the French Academy and painter to Louis XIV when the actor David Garrick, persuaded him to settle in London as scenic director at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, at the huge salary of £500 a year.
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	Sailing Navies: Louis-Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse
		Louis-Thomas Villaret de Joyeuse was born in Auch on 29 May 1747 and died in Venice on 25 Jul 1812.
		He served in the Marine de la République Française.
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		Jones began his naval career during the War of 1812, and served during the Mexican-American War.
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