Gorz Fortifications and Archduke Move Show Strategic Defences
The town of Gorz builds a formidable defence with houses torn down before imports. Archduke Charles seizes Osopo Castle in Venetian territory and occupies passes to Carintha and Carniola. Buonaparte reviews command in Tyrol, signaling broader military activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Biaca
Gorz
Archduke Charles
Osopo
Carintha
Carniola
Buonaparte
Cordun
Tyrol
Frontiers of Tyrol Army Strength Report
The Imperial Army in Italy is described with 94,000 men total. Archduke Charch centers with 36,009 at Udine, 20,000 Hungarians in Cadare district, 15,000 along Piava to Bellona, 3,000 Lafgazaz corps, and 20,000 reinforced to General Alvingi at Conegliano. Not counted are Tyrol defense and Rhine reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrol
Italy
Archduke Charch
Udine
Cadare
Piava
Bellona
Lafgazaz
Alvingi
Price of Stocks and Royal News From London Mail
The Evening Mail reports stock prices in pounds shillings on the London market and conveys international news. It notes the Hereditary Prince of Wirtemberg preparing to embark for England, potential peace talks under the Russian Emperor, and French actions in Lombardy and Tyrol. It also covers London City matters, naval movements, and local incidents such as a major gold shipment and a robbery in Liverpool area.
News of Tyrol battle reaches Vienna by last night’s travelers
Reported from Vienna yesterday morning, Gentlemen arriving with news of a general action between the rival Tyrolean armies. The Austrian force was defeated with heavy losses. The Duke was briefly taken prisoner, some enemy troops seized his horse, but Royal Highness was soon rescued by his soldiers. He is said to be wounded.
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Vienna
Tyrol
Loan negotiations in Downing Street with Bank of GovBuxgr
Yesterday morning in Downing Street a group including Alder maar Chatas Mr. P THELLusson Mr iAz Gotp SMID Mr Salomons and Mr Aust ABYE discussed preliminaries for a new loan not exceeding one million pounds. Pur said first payment would be the Saturday fortnight and all payments by October first. No decision was reached. they agreed to reconvene with Mr Pitt on Saturday and finalize the matters on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Aldermaar Chatas
Pitt
Alony
Gentlemen Meet Mr Pitt Over Bank Loan Relief
Before meeting Mr Pitt, Lord Kimn NarRp and bankers had an audience with the Ministsgr on the 18 million loan at the Bank. Mr Prttt promised relief for subscribers who suffered hardships. As a result the loan rate fell in the day from 14% discount to 13 1/2% and then sat around 12 4/5%.
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Pitt
Lord Kimn NarRp
Ministsgr
Prttt
Emperor Paul I Sets Out for Moscow in Relations with Europe
Private correspondence notes that His Majesty the Emperor Paul I has departed for Moscow. The letter mentions plans for a solemn ceremony by night and signals Prussia’s desire to avoid closer ties with France. It also refers to ongoing negotiations, conducted briskly even during the Burglar’s residence in Moscow, and reports that several couriers arrived recently from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul I
Moscow
Prussia
France
Europe
Bur Grar
Berlin
French advance links Rhine and Italy campaigns with Verona gains
France risks broad war moves as Austrian Rhine operations hinge on Italy. Tyral reports a French capture of 1800 hostile troops led by General Lufigrex. Verona Bergamo and other Venetian cities join the Italian Republic under French protection. France seeks a peace offer to the Emperor, promising a more advantageous settlement than prior proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Italy
Tyral
Lufigrex
Verona
Bergamo
Lombardy
Great Britain
Austria
Hague Convention Debates Clergy Pay and Education Article
In Hague on March 28 the Convention formed a committee to report on the Constitution article about religion and whether the clergy should be paid by the State or by parishes. Discussion also opened on the public instruction article. Representative Wouk relayed eight queries from Citizen Dejean, linked to Friesland affairs and other political topics, provoking a heated debate on foreign interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouk
Dejean
Friesland
Peace and War Reflections in Dublin and Essex News
A Dublin Paper notes the public mood toward war and peace while defending Ministers actions. It reports on Earl of Mears dying from a duel, Boucrox at a Board of Trade meeting, a plan to mint larger halfpence to deter counterfeiting, Essex Provisional cavalry mustering, and a series of executions for robbery and horse theft. It also mentions a buried child's bones found near Bagworth Heath, suggesting possible murder.
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Great Britain
Europe
Dublin
Earl of Mears
Chelmsford Barracks
Jaquin Wheeler
James Clark
Theinat
Switch
Brisol Focy
Capt. Grange
Willian Peto
Kennington Common
Tomas Bartlet
Winchester
Bagworth
Heath
Hercetier
Ship News Highlights Captures and Sinkings at Sea
The Bess from Leeward Islands to Clyde has been taken and carried to Martinico after recapture. The Elizabeth Wilder from New York to Londonderry foundered in a gale near February 23. The Hannah, Harriot, Nancy of Shields, and Mary Baxfield are taken by a privateer off Alumber and carried into Ostend or Dieppe. The Elizabeth Welch from Jamaica to Virginia foundered after 64 days at sea. Fire Prince William from Cork to London captured by Flying Fish privateer and altered course. The Spy from Demerara to Africa taken January 28. Adam Smith from Cardiff to London taken and carried into Dieppe. Alive from Virginia to Jamaica taken to St Domingo.
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Bess
Adam Smith
Mathews
Cardiff
London
Dieppe
Mary
Baxfield
Bangor
Whitehouse
Virginia
Jamaica
St. Domingo
Abeona Arrives at Plymouth from Lisbon with Salt and Wine
This morning the brig Abeona from Dartmouth, Capt. Gites Evans, arrived at Plymouth laden with salt wine and fruit for this port and Dartmouth. She left Lisbon 15 days ago in company with 79 merchantmen and several Spanish prizes under convoy of the Argo. The fleet separated, with some ships bound to Bristol Liverpool and St George's Channel destinations. Sir John Jervis, recovered from illness, has joined the fleet. Lisbon reported the Santissima Trinidad reaching Cadiz before Abeona sailed.
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Abeona
Dartmouth
Gites Evans
Lisbon
J. Hanx
Lizard
Svas
Bristol
Liverpool
St. George’s Channel
Sir Joan Jervis
Ommodore Ngtsen
England
John Jervis
Santissima Trinidada
Cadiz
British naval movements amid Lisbon convoy action
Portmouth reports arrivals and detachments of warships and frigates. Argo frigate joins from Lisbon convoy while Niger frigate parts with Bristol and Liverpool trade. A French 16 gun ship seen near the convoy. Transport fleets with French prisoners arrive at Portsmouth. On April 6 a large squadron under Admiral Curtis and Admiral Seymour sails including Formidable Le Juste Triumph Cazar Bedford Ganges Heor Ruffel Thames Sag and Swiftsure with East Indies convoys and Halifax parties.
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London
Corporation of London
Portsmouth
Lisbon
Portfouth
Elizabeth
Ann
Lisgon
Argo
Lidyd’s
Gapt
Spithead
Belig-Nade
East India House
Epward Parry
Slarer
Vienna
House of Commons
Louis XI
Diable
Leghorn
Taft
Venice
Algiers
Republic
Duncan
Texel
Downs
Horsley
Liverpool
Tenham
Dundrum
Earl Annesley
Light Horsé
Sommers’ Toion
Devay
Brass-Foundén
Fleet
Prince ‘Man
Sir R. Curtis
Lord H. Seymour
Formidable
le Juste
Triumph
Cazar
Bedford
Ganges
He@or
Ruffel
Thames
Swiftsure
East Indies
Mercury
Halifax
Harwich Packet brings gold and silver coin from Hamburg sister ship
Captain Anthony Deane of the Prince of Waley Post Office Packet arrived this afternoon after a voyage to Cuxhaven. The vessel carried Hambro Mail and passengers and several casks of gold and silver coin. Yesterday the Queen bye boat from Harwich, Captain Ssarxes, docked from Altona with twenty one casks of gold and silver coin bound for London.
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Harwich
Anthony Deane
Prince of Waley
Cuxhaven
Ssarxes
Altona
Deal Records and Transports to Plymouth in April
Fragments describe ships named Doris and British Queen with prisoners bound for Lynn and Plymouth. Mentions April 5 and April 6 entries, wind direction north. Notes vessels Overyffel and Elizabeth and others, unclear provenance due to OCR issues.
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Downs
La‘Ville de-l’Orient
Lynn
P'S
Plymouth
Birth announced in Berkeley Square and Brockenhurst notices
On the sth instant a daughter was born at the house in Brockenhurst Hants to the Lady of Robert Smith jun EQ of afon. On Monday last in Charles-street Berkeley-Square the Lady of the Honourable the Lord Bishop of St. Davids is reported to have a daughter.
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Brockenhurst Hants
Robert Smith
Afon
Charles-treet
Berkeley-S Quare
St. David's
Marriages at St George's Hanover Square by Special Licence
Reported wedding at St George's Hanover Square under Special Licence. Colonel Grosvenor, MP for Chester, officiated. The groom is related to Farl Grosvenor. the bride connected to Sir Gilbert Heathcote. Details sparse due to damaged text.
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Eanchipes Yesler
St. George's Hanover-square
Grosvenors
Chester
Farl Grotvvenor
Miss Heath, Cote
Gilbert Heathcote
Multiple Death Notices and Obituaries Across Regions
A late 19th or early 20th century notice lists numerous deaths and memorials. It mentions Richard Hil jun of Snow Hill, a judge in Dublin, and several military figures including Clement Gores, Robert Dennis, Hector Bennett, and others. Also recorded are obituaries for Elizabeth Amelia Jackson and Samuel Web, with references to St Paul and Streatham. The document preserves scattered notices from Dublin, Ipswich, Calcutta, and Streatham.
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Hallmertiith
Richard
Armahl
Admiralty
Taginger
Fuesday Goft
Uuffelstreek
Ellom Mery
Samuel
Benpal
Clement Gores
Artiery
We Squires
Robert Dennis
Infantry
AK Ane ‘Surgéah
Pabjitke
Mii Cullock
Firs Nates
John‘ Cooper-Hape
B Saunders
Hector Bennett
Streatham
Surry
Harféay
Samuel Web
Brittel
Samuelster Winford
Are
Somerfethhire
Ari the Good Hope
Thorns. Grey
Charles‘ Grey
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Postscript
Hem- Suregh
Hamburgh
Wirtembergh
Roya
Russia
Poruen
I House of Commons
Parr
Ivay
Republic of Venice
Bresia
Bulgamo
Exsignan
Petersbetrgh
Francefort
Hague
Ship News
St. Helen’s
Convo
South Wales
Harebour
Pee Ce ‘Ann Ae
Igh
An. Fy
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