Parliamentary Intelligence and Scottish Bail Reform Debated
In the House of Commons Mr. Hodbhouse sought a detailed account of last year's public service spending. A committee approved a further 1.5 million Exchequer Bills, with report to be resumed Monday. Lord Haarkefoury urged the copper mines committee to sit despite adjournment. The Lord Advocate opened the sedition laws in Scotland, proposing discretionary bail limits and stricter detention, citing Archiband Grey’s case. Leave gained to bring in a bill to raise bail in Scotland and curb early release. Other bills: land-tax and subsistence for soldiers read and ordered for Monday, with adjournment to next Monday.
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House of Commons
Farpay
Arkit
Hodbhouse
Ways and Means
Lord Haarkefoury
Scotland
George II
Willam
Wilam
Evers
Secret Committee
Archiband Grey
Hamburgh
Society of Traitors
Jawkeepers
London Dispatches on War in Europe and Rhine Venues
London reports dated April describe French attacks on Austrian lines in Mora derg and flanking moves toward Bregentz. Austrian forces counter with strong offensives. Archduke opposes French plan. Bohemian front, Nuremberg to Philiburgh movements, Russian vanguard near Larieffe and Ficame anticipated. Rumors of troops landing at Palermo circulate, but credibility uncertain. Proposals at the Congress of Frankfurt urge evacuation of the Rhine Right Bank districts not in war zones.
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Finmsburgh
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Germany
Vienna
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Lrieffe
Ficame
Ponte
Passwan Ociv
Maly
Italy
Saib of Mach
Paris
Palermo
Tubrastar
Coulis
Ofa
Fafadi
Proclamations and Allied Threats Reach German Front
Dispatches recount Bernadotte's reply to Austrian aims and Massena's oaths as French influence spreads. The Paris press reports heavy French requisitions, battles in the Middle East, and Buonaparte's position in Cairo as Egyptian and allied forces resist European powers.
Royal audience at Buckingham and Europe news brief
The Duke of York met the King at Buckingham House then attended a Levee at St James's. Foreign affairs note British fleet actions near Alexandria, a French squadron possibly bound for Egypt, and a Paris Strasburg scare sparked by an innkeeper near Orenburgh.
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Buckingham House
Baron Oe Lentue
Hanover
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Bishop of
Lincoln
Marna
Coventry
Magesty
Earl Spencer
Wirdsor
Ancona
Corfu
Egypt
Porte
Rafin
Constantinople
Orenburgh
Strasburgh
Journny
Paris
General Horze Holds Feldkirch Amidst War News
From Hamburg March 29 dispatches report General Horze remaining at Feldkirch in Vorarlberg. Jourdan’s movements appear limited with no action noted by the Archivke and Jourdain. Ruffians marching from near Vienna toward Italy and Captain Hoop’s nine French ships seized at Alexandria. Archduke urged to seize chance to strike at the enemy.
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Horze
Feldkirch
Voralberg
Archivke
Jourdain
Vienna
Italy
Hoop
Alexandria
Jourdan
Aarchance
Swabia
Switzerland
Marena
Archduke Charles Informs Reinforcements From Ravensbourg
The Archduke Charles arrived from Ravensbourg after leaving General Jotze's division. He evaluated the Feldkirch position and ordered 15,000 troops to reinforce the General as Mafera prepared a broad assault. Adjutants were dispatched to generals while the Archduke moved to Altzhausen.
RASTADT MAR 25 MERERNICH LEAVES AS CONGRESS DISSOLVES
Count Merernich departs Rastadt amid dissolution of the Congress over war declarations and the French Manifesto. Envoys of Saxony and Hanover stay hoping Congress sessions continue. Prussian authorities demand French troops evacuate Rhine right bank. French Legation vows to stay until Austrian army nears then move to Nancy or Strasbourg to pursue peace talks.
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Count Merernich
Congres
Saxony
Hanover
Rhine
Wurtzbourg
Bamberg
Hesse-Darmstadt
Solguier
Bacher
Nancy
Strafturgh
News from Jerusalem and Naples in Buonaparte marchs
Report claims General Buonaparte entered Jerusalem with 16000 French soldiers and many Arabs, planting the Tree of Liberty. It also asserts that 10000 Albanians descended into the Kingdom of Naples, signaling broader upheaval in the region.
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Milan
Buonaparte
Jerusalem
Kingdom of
Naples
Troop Movements and Neutrality Notes From Vienna
Near 12,000 Rathan troops are expected to arrive at Fiume and Trieste on their way to Italy with Rulian auxiliaries for levy. General Prince de Lightenstein to command a division of the army of Italy. Field Marshal Count de Suzvarroay due here hourly. his equipage arrived. Pafwan Ogou to move with Turks to attack the French. Malta reportedly surrendered. The King of Prussia is believed to maintain neutrality.
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Fiume
Trieste
Italy
Prince de Lightenstein
Count de Suzvarroay
Porte
Pafwan Ogou
Malta
Prusse
Tyrolean Fortified Supply and Frontline Movements
Tyrol reports the fortress of Kuffern stocked for a year. Since Upper Engadina occupation, General Caabianca has sent troops and Jevée en maff2 to Tyrolean frontiers. Tyrolians welcome Count Lehréach if war worsens. A traitor who alerted French to Austrian Grifons positions has been captured and taken to Tyrol.
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Kuffern
Upper Engadina
Ca Abianca
Lehréach
Austrian Archduke Duartes Army Moves Toward Sigmaringen
From Suabia dated March 20 the Austrian army deployed with General Stanay on the right near Donawert and General Horze on the left at Bregentz. General Smith serves as Quartermaster. Meantime the 8 army sits at Meiningen with magazines at Wurtzburg Ulm. French forces near Sigmaringen push forward as Austrians claim superiority in cavalry and 600 Swiss emigrants join to oppose the new French government.
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Germany
Grifoy
Emere
Suabia
Sigmaringen
Morkirch
English troop movements from Gibraltar to Palermo
Italy reports 7000 English troops dispatched from Gibraltar to Palermo in Sicily. Imperial forces from Venice head toward Legnano and Verona to join the larger expedition.
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Italy
Maegen
Gibraltar
Palermo
Sicily
Venice
Legnano
Verona
War mobilization trains head toward Cracow
Cracow reports a large movement of military materiel as fifteen thousand wagons loaded with artillery ammunition and warlike torss are expected to arrive soon. Local authorities anticipate further shipments and reserve areas along the rail lines for storage and deployment.
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Cracow, Marcn Io
Fresh Russian Auxiliaries to Form four divisions
A description notes 40 000 men arriving near Vhere pol under Prince Gallitzin, to be organized by General Lascy, to form four divisions for the Russian forces.
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Vhere ®Pol
Prince Gallitzin
Lascy
Austria presses Diet on French actions during crisis
Ratisbon report notes Austria's lengthy vote cast yesterday to the Diet. It repeats grounds of complaint from the Imperial Cabinet manifesto and Anéhuuke proclamations, urging careful attention and offering a powerful Court's aid to influence fate of the Germanic Empire amid perilous circumstances.
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Ratisbon
Austria
Bats
Diet
Anéhuuke Chasves
France and Grifon country turmoil and French advance
A private letter from LIsle de France reports persecution of patriots in the Grisons and Swiss towns. Provisional authorities form at Coire, with a tree of liberty planted on the 12th, while Helvetic Assemblies prepare to elect deputies for the National Legislature. The Directory faces riots as forces of France expand toward the Danube and Tyrol.
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Marcu Prehegry
Bulintuick
Cancapionnet
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Turin
L'Isle de France
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Juppo Sab
Lucerne
le Berne
Prince of Coupe
Dubnoz
Valhiita
KeNer
Olterich
Constance
Reinegg
Campo Formio
Adriatic
Doube
Pas de Calas
Somme
North
R Lettor
Aix
Tours
France
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