European War Dispatches Reach Bologna and Genoa
From Bologna to Genoa Sept. reports detail Austrian, French, and Spanish movments. Carlisle notes siege preparations at Cent and Cent. The Austrian army contends at Albano and Romagna while Genoa prepares a camp of observation near Novi. Paris and Frankfort relay allied strategy and troop movements across Bohemia Moravia and Flanders.
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Pasches
Abruzzia
Tivoli
Monte-Roondo
Albano
Romagna
Bologna
Frumicino
Turin
Revelle
Savigliano
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Gara
Genoa
Republick
Novi
Corsica
Arriv’d
Calvi
Leghorn
Toulon
M.de Epes
Venice
Italy
Europe
Vienna
Hungary
Hollasta
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Imo Silesia
Moravia
Jabbancka
Bohemias
Ratisbon
Berlin
Bohemia
Prague
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Brandenhoure
Molwitz
Charles of Lormian
Francfort
Dresdex
Bareith
the Hague
Dunckelspiel
Count Seckendorff
Elector of
Mentz
France
Poland
Dresden
Fribourg
Thither
Marthal Coigny
Kuntzingen
Chevalier de Belleisle
Pofferson
House of Austria
Swabia
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Melanteis
Ept
Arempberg
Wade
Maurice
Notfay
Cifoing
Brasels
Luxembourg
Flanders
Furnes
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Nuremberg
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Imperial
Hussars
Imperial Court
Great Britain
Matthews
Earl of
Sardinia
Tang
Marquess de la, Mina
Conti
Professor Charles Morthiand Obituary Notice from Glasgow University
A Glasgow report notes the death on Tuesday of Charles Morthiand professor of Oriental Languages at the University of Glasgow. He served the office for 36 years, earning esteem and affection from colleagues and students through a prudent conduct and kindly demeanor.
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Glasgow
Charles-Morthiand
University of
Ciryy
Port News From Deal to Genoa and Glasgow Arrivals
Deal notes a royal Navy convoy sailing westward on September 18 with ships including Princess Louisa Sutherland Queen of Hungary Hilton and others bound for New York Plymouth Jamaica and Lincoln. At Gravesend arrivals include the King George and Lawrence for London. Genoa sees the Italian Merchant from Hull and Whitehaven and the Richmond from Virginia. Glasgow lists Arpyle Montgomery from Antigua and other arrivals.
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Deal
Princess Louisa
Sutherland
Hilton
New York
Zebedee
Wood
Plymouth
Winchester
Gravesend
George
Collins
Rotterdam
Linbon
Genoa
Hullaioe Whitehaven
Richmond
Jeliecson
Orfolk
Stevenson
Virginia
Glasgow
London News and Obits from the Dover Landing to Sailings
Reports from London recount Admiral Matthews passing through Dover and the city, Grant’s passage of the Great Seal to Lord Carteret, and the eighth part of Carolina lands. Obituaries note Rev. George Haxbin and Mr. Theobald, with local incidents including a brutal assault in Strand and a mutiny of recruits bound for Nova Scotia. A Spanish privateer captured Gideon Balt near Port Mahon and news arrives of the Montagu from Guerné ports.
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London
Matthews
Dover
John Lord Carteret
Catolina
All Saints
John Lord Carterer
Hig House
King-Street
Soho
George ‘Haxbin
Emanuel College
University ‘of
Cambridge
Turner
Ely
Theobald
She Savoy
Blackwall
Nova Scotia
Durham Yard
Strand
Gideon Balt
Port-Mahon
New England
Malaga
Southampton
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Montagu
James Bienvenu
Guernié
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