Suspension of Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States
The French Executive Directory announces the suspension of the Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic near the United States. Citizens and claimants are instructed to address their Samarkis to the General of the Republic in Philadelphia. Dated Brumaire, 9th year of the French Republic, November 1396.
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Convolfeures talk of Rome and European power shifts
The fragment discusses European fleets, Paris events, and the fear of revolution in 1785. It mentions the Dutch and French fleets, neutral powers, and plans to keep ships to threaten British possessions. It cites Sant Domingue and Cape provisions and condemns the slave trade while warning of political instability.
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Rome
Vienna
England
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Fragmentary London Shipping Signal From Aboard A Privateer
Fragmentary OCR notes report a late 18th or early 19th century shipboard scene near London with mentions of a captain M Cullim and the vessel possibly named Alexander. The text notes arrivals, letters, a Dutch convoy, a privateer, and a payment of 48 guineas with scattered dates and ship names amid unclear details.
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Etna
M'Cullim
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Barbadoes
Liverpich
Alexander
Cape Pats
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Fragmented OCR Mystery Notes from an Old Issue
garbled text lists scattered names and titles with no clear event. It mentions Lord Lieutenant, Privy Council, a prince, and several surnames, but lacks coherent context or dates. The fragment appears to be an incomplete notice or article segment.
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