French Papers Report German Fronts and Naval Incidents
Paris dispatches dated September ZB describe German retirements near Pirna and Freyberg as Allied movement continues. reports mention a Saxony frontier action near Brande and a mixed Swedish Russian Prussian force in retreat. plus notes on Catalonia operations and Leipsic rumors, with naval device trials and ship incidents near Lynnhaven and Portsmouth.
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Saxony
Brande
Russia
Munich
Fromm Brannen
Consecration of the Bishop of London in Lambeth
The Queen and Princesses Augusta and Mary attended the consecration at Lambeth Palace with the Archbishop of Canterbury and other dignitaries. The service included the archbishop administering the ceremony to Dr. Downey, followed by a banquet at Lambeth and later private dinners at Carlton House. A separate update notes the Queen’s audiences, the Prince Regent’s Privy Council, and Pompeii excavations progressing with discoveries of a theatre portico and ancient medals.
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Howey
Mora
Augusta
Countess of
Incheston
Lambert Palace
Cantonboat
Sytros
de Ower
London
Bansara Asttney
Cooren
Nis
Casxiescuny
Yrain
Sa- Eispunxy
Guayessven
IV Inedr
J. Hewney
Ging
J. D
Syere
De.swansy
Sneprern
Geovtentne
Gut Dandy
Winchester
Cagtunziy Y
Altas
Jessex
Downey
Oxtonp
Groucerden
Roger
Winnsor Castlf
Marquis of Stico
Carlton House
Sie Wa. Scotr
2D Life Guards
Portsmouth
Pompeii
Isis
Domirian
Visit of the Duke of York to Windsor and Windsor council
The Duke of York arrived at Windsor to visit the queen and queen’s possessions then went to Oatlands. Archbishop of Canterbury Earl of Wessex Lord Apsen and other royal councilors met five doctors and held a Regency Act council at the Castle. The Queen and Princesses Augusta and Mary departed for London escorted by 11th Light Dragoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Queey and
Permeisses
Oatlands
Archbishop of
Canterbery
Earl of Wisenrrsca
Lord Agpen
Upper Lodge
St. James's Parade
Augusta
Countess of Incaresten
Windsor
London
11Th Light Dragoons
Destruction and Requisitions in Hamburg Amid War
Eyewitness reports describe Hamburg under occupation with empty streets turned into hospitals. Requisitions surge beyond 36 million, merchants lose stock, and local wealth is claimed by the imperial authorities. Fortifications rise, bridges are rebuilt, and Danish forces shift with Allied movements along the Elbe as news of St Sebastian’s fall spreads. Wellington is hailed as a hero across the Continent.
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Altona
Hamburgh
von Hocenponp
Namburgh
Arburgh
Hamsard
Davoust
Zarenthein
Holstein
Elbe
Luneburg
Boxtlhude
Harburg
Cuxhaven
Bremen
Denmark
St. Sebastian
Wellington
Public Records Labor Impact and Distillation Proposals
Commissioners of Public Records uncover charters including Carta de Fyrésta at Durham and gather historic manuscripts in the Tower. Distillation restrictions expire December 3 with 30 days’ notice for proclamation. Magistrates and Town Council of Unddington petition to allow automatic expiry. A private Mansion House examination reviews misappropriation allegations and lace production shifts. Nisi Prius at Carlisle clarifies that tithe on common land hinges on seven years post-breakup. Insolvent Debtors relief notices urge county magistrates to adjourn Quarter Sessions for examiner access.
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England
Wa. Bradstoxr
Durham
Masny III
Aiemann II
Unddington
Ireland
Mark Lane
Fis
Porchester
Carlisle
Inundations Across Europe Hit Hungary and Munich
Reports from Presburg and Munich describe catastrophic floods after heavy rains. Towns like Stoos and Geetrith suffer destroyed houses and crops while the Plau bridge disaster leaves over 200 dead or missing. Families confront fires and widespread ruin amid rising waters and snow.
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Presburg
Evler
Hitte
Stoos
Goz
Szepst
Schmeetnitz
Grand Royal
Geetrith
Osenau
Munich
Plau
Doncaster Races Auction and Fire Tie to Week’s Sporting Notes
Doncaster meeting featured several sweepstakes for three and four year olds on St Leger Course with notable forfeit lists and adult entries. A high stake match formed between Altisidora and Camelooard for York August meeting. also a damaging fire at Orpington farm yard caused losses estimated near 10,000 pounds with no livestock fatalities.
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Doncaster
Tavacaar
St. Leser
Watt
Ed Dartington
Pan
W. Gerard
B. Don Rodrigo
Duke of Leeds
B. Rowland
Ld Scarbrough
B.c. Catton
W. Foulis
Br. c. Ploughboy
Mr. Garforth
Sandha
Bethaven
Robert
Bower
B. c
M. M. Sykes
Malhapazie
la Dariington
Amadis de Gaul
Mr. Watt
Auisidora
Lord Fitzwillam
York
Vane Tempest
Livbletorian
Denisey
Hull
Scarborough
I. Brice
Orpington
Kent
Chislehurst
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Paris
Dresden
Pirua
Berlin
Thielman
Freyberg
Merseburg
Noth
Catalonia
Deenen
Cig
Cataloniis
Gerona
Albufera
Eady
Tarragona
Barcelona
Gerrono
Frankfort
Sfit
Leipsic
Phielman
Hitira
Ceneral Lefevre
Dessau
Higate
Gavander
Ameshapgun
Waco
Junon
Werty
Lali
Chesapeake
R. Leovo
Meuleecnel
Lynnhaven
Ligt
Ilies
Berowstad
Anchod
Mr. E. Mix
Tteae
T. B. Smith
Seed
Ooptaterment
Ner
Sting Lieut
Faore
AdvjcinkeRton, Bart
M. Ep. “ Aenbow
Magesty
Gornswontity
Wa. Kerren
Intuesten
Duke of Conténce
Marcsiones
Stico
Wat. Scott
St. Hlenens
Ocv
Helige
Sporting
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