Post Office Notice of Schooner Mail Arrangements 1800
General Post Office notices reveal a schooner employed to depart from Barbadoes after arrival to carry mails toward Surinam Berbice Demerara and Essequibo. Vessels tasked to Tobago and Grenada will return with responses. conan meets sshsone en route to St Kitts.
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General Posts Office
Gheen
Barbadoes
Tobago
Piri Fe
Grenada
Conan
St. Kitts
Legttry
Capitulation Articles Reach the French in Egypt
The Hamburgh Mail reports Articles of Capitulation for the French in Egypt. The entire Army, save General ELzsER, is barred from serving against the Porte. Genoa remains encircled as the Imperial Army of Italy is estimated at 140,000. The Pope’s succession ends with a Cardinal elevated to St Peter. The Archduke bids farewell to the Army as General Krav speaks. No hostilities yet occur between the Rhine forces.
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Egypt
Elzser
Genoa
Italy
St- Peter
Krav
Rhine
Suabia
Moreau
Switzerland
Franche Comté
Bonaparte
Kray
Bregenz
Grifon
Lecourbe
St. Gotthard
Basle
Zurich
Aar
Linmiat
Evening Mail reports loss of Queen Charlotte in Mediterranean
The Evening Mail says the 110 gun Queen Charlotte, Lord Kerr’s flag-ship, blew up in the Mediterranean likely off Genoa. Most crew feared dead. Dispatches arrive from Sir Roger Curtis and Sir Georg Vance. reports include spy examinations and Treasury troubles in Madrid.
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Evening Mail
Tyo o’Croce
Admiralty
Queen Charlotte
Lord Kerra
Mediterranean
Genoa
Lord Kerrit
Granger
Roger Curtis
Tupplr
Georgs Vance
Cape of Good Hope
Margate
Forp
Duke of Portland
Privy Council
Lord Bripvort
Ushant
Madrid
Lumburgh
Frank'4
Ancona
Council of War
Vienna
Moychen
Frouii
Tuscany
Russia
Toulon
Italy News and War Dispatches from Genoa to Donaueschingen
Reports from Genoa describe General Maffena in Pietra d Arena and the Riviera del Ponetite as conditions worsen. English bombardment delayed by weather, with ships and Genoese galleys retaken near Savona. Paris and Venice note papal election, and capitulation talks between the Grand Vizier and General Kleber over Egypt. Further letters detail archducal leadership changes, military movements along the Rhine, and Genoa’s famine and terror under Maffena’s regime.
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Italy
Gazete
Genoa
Maffena
Pietra d'Arena
Riviera del Ponetite
Naples
Savona
Gavi
Wade
Herzan
Venice
Gregory Barnabas Chiaramonte
Imola
Cesena
Pius Vit
Constantinople
Kleber
Egypt
Cairo
Alexandria
Damietta
Porte
Toulon
Kieber
France
Cotten
Learned Institute
Gen
Francessthey
Grand Vizier
Europe
Syria
Ship movements and prizes near Portsmouth amid Channel Fleet maneuvers
Reports from Portsmouth and Deal detail ships of war and troop transports near the Channel Fleet, with engagements, detachments, and dispatches from the Cape of Good Hope. Smuggling actions, prisoners, and military sailings at Spithead and the Downs are noted, alongside English state lottery results and bread distribution for French prisoners.
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Spaedy
Yougha
Jamaica
Kiefe
Lanian Fon Vasha
Neptune
Arivateor
Falmoufh
Hiemo
Manilla
Savannah
Prince
Smith
Maica
Plymouth
Araig Bec
St. George
la Loire
Beaulieu
Channel Fleet
George
Rade
Portsmouth
Areebec
Ajett
Channel
5Th Regiment
Spithead
Deal
Arrit
Arxiz
Sheerness
Niger
la Sensible
Begrer
Warrior
Corvoy
Marsman
Wary
Arriz
Wind N. W. Lonpried
Hazard
Lisbon
Oporto
Gool
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London
Baron Kray
Bescon Se
General Kray
uPenac Mayzsi
Stutgardt
Donaueschingen
Count Colloredo
Manheim
Oggersheim
Beilsche
Strasburgh
Prussia
Milan
Mancy
Melas
Tun
Florence
Maren
Fontana Buona
Marena
Gregorio Baraglia Chiaramonti
Caetena
Pius VI
Order of the Benedictines
Pius VII
Giustiani
Leghorn
Mar Cw
Lord
Nelson
Masten
Voletia i
Poole
Francé
Solil Ina Hay
Brewaapion Cornhill
Charing-dob
Pri
Colonel Ter
Gui