The Russians Press On In Pursuit Across Hostile Fields
Reports from the army describe a rapid Russian advance seen as a victory for the homeland and a fate for the enemy. The pursuers are portrayed as united, vengeful, and devoid of weakness, while the opposing forces crumble under fatigue hunger and desertions.
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Russia
Paris troops review and dispatches from Tilsit to Vienna
The Paris review details the Imperial Guard parade and cavalry remounting plans. Reports from Tilsit and Vienna describe maneuvers, battlefield actions, and strategic positions as Russian and French forces clash near the Niemen and east of the Baltic.
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Paris
Micn Willoduce
Rhine
Lutte
Generat
Tilsit
Monument Meeting Approves Pitt Inscription
The Corporation of London committee for the Guildhall Monument to the late Mr. Pitt met to hear George Cannine MP read the proposed inscription which was approved. A dinner at the Albion Wavern in Aldersgate Street followed with Sir Canning and other city officials in attendance.
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Guildhall
Pitt
George Gannine
M.P
Cassine
Caxnine
Albion
Coarces Bagot
Smartorn
Alderman Biucas
Prince Regent
Army
William Pier
G. Cannine
M. P
Carnitine
Mr. Pier
Ms. Parr
Europe
England
Prrr
Parr
Births and obituaries at Newby Hall and London
Birth notices from Newby Hall Yorkshire and other places report several births including a stillborn child to Lady Grantham and a daughter to the Lady of James Wat son of Saughton. Also listed are a daughter to Mrs Vaughan of Hassell Square and a marriage bringing Richard Livesay to Charlotte Bennett Goodlad. Obituaries note Mons Robert a principal ballet performer and William Brereton former Master of the Ceremonies.
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Newby Hall
Yorkshire
Grantham
A .Ovington
James
Gorges Cowther
Aughter
New Saughton
James Watson
Saughton
Wm, French
Keck Life Assurance Company
Montague-place
Hassellsquare
Vaughan
Arried
Mary-le-bone
Richard Livesay
Mountjoy-square
Dublin
Charlotte
Antony Bennett Goodlad
Richard Goodlad
Hill Place
Hants
Mons
Robert
Hols
William Brereton
Bach
Peremptory sale of Carmarthenshire estates in 1813
Estates in Carmarthenshire including Blaencorse a mansion and 148 acres with two leasehold plots totaling about 64 acres and Urien Mill in Saint Clears Llengadock parish will be resold to the highest bidders before Abel Moysey deputy remembrancer at the Exchequer office London on January 22 1813 at noon. Detailed particulars available from multiple solicitors and chambers in London and Carmarthen.
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Carmarthenshire
Abel Moysey
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Farpax
Exchequere
Inver Temple
London
Prosser
Scurluck
Liihginning
Saint Pees
Carmarthen
Saint Clears
Llengadock
Bowyer
Messrs
Marriot and
Blamire
Gray's Inn Square
Scurlock
Dean's Court
Doctor’s Commons
Meredith, Robbins
Leicester
Derbyshire
Ashby de-la-Zouch
Melbourne
Linfen Moor
Queen's Head
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Ferway
Ashby
Sinten Moor
Jain Karp
Fogether
Sinfen Moor
John Sharpe
John Camp
Hannah Sharpe
Thomas Sagg
Thomas Burchwall
John Lane
Claridge and Iveson
Pall Mall
Estates Offered at Bristol Sale Room
Estate sale notices list Clare-street Hall and two adjoining houses to be offered by auction at the Commercial Sale Room Bristol. Descriptions reference Mr Fargus and private treaty options with bidding to start at one o clock in the afternoon unless disposed of earlier by private treaty and due notice will be given.
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Fargus
Bristol
Small-street
Yucasoay
Seth
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Marshestreet
St. Stephen
Classis
Maree Vaughan
Marsh-street
Glastonbury-court
Baldwin-street
Tetbury
Clarestret Hall
Shep
Townsend
Adise
Ship Tavern
Houston
Furthr
Duke-street
Listol
Wolverton
Ned Jarrett
Warwick Arms
Warwick
Warswick
Thomas. Wright
Lord Middleton
Leamington Spa
Stratford upon-Avon
Henley-in-Asden
Aldster
Coventry
Birmingham
London
Wattwich Armston
Royal Hotel
Craven Aros
London Publication Notice From 548 Scorecowl
A fragmentary record shows a London printing line with Swyny at 548 Scorecowl and a publisher Maywood. The text is incomplete leaving uncertainty about full title or subject.
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London
Y. Swyny
Scorecowl
C. TV
Maywood
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