French advance deep into Tyrol and Carinthia during war
The terrible din of war nears 40 our frontiers as French forces push through Tyrolese lands. They capture Ponteba and enter Carinthia, claiming Villach and advancing in two columns toward Trieste and Laybach. Archduke Duartes headquarters shift to Clagenfurt as fears grow of French reach toward Brixen and potential flight.
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Archduke Duartes
Clagenfurt
Carinthia
Brixen
France Private Letters on Jousear Victory and Toulon Fleet
Private letters report General Jousear's division victorious with 3000 Austrians captured. On Ventoré the 71st, two frigates and two brigs left Toulon for unknown aims. Brueys commands six ships and four frigates to a secret expedition. The Elector title elected in Melun and Strasbourg. Fourdaz chosen Elgdor for Limoges.
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Jousear
3Coo
L’ Eclair
de'Contri
Meluny
Kieser
Strasburgh
Fourdaz
Elgdor
Limoges
Defeat of Duartes by Italian army prompts jubilant message
The Directory reports another defeat of Prince Duartes by Italian forces, a victory celebrated with loud enthusiasm. It notes the loss of six Austrian generals, 5000 men, and 400 baggage wagons, as the message from the Directory arrives during the council session.
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Prince Duartes
Italy
Spain's dispatch on Cape St Vincent battle details
Extract from an official Spanish dispatch to Don Juan de Lancara recounts the February 14 action off Cape St Vincent. Admiral Josto de Corpora outlines fleet maneuvers, rear-guard fighting, and the Santissima Trinidad's repulsion of English assaults while other Spanish ships were damaged or grounded. The report notes continued combat into the afternoon and decision not to pursue. The piece also mentions the Duke of Annex’s return to Perth and arms roll calls across the county with widespread loyalty.
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Don Jostiu
de Corpora
Don Juan de Lancara
Cape
St. Vincent’s
Principe
la Regla
Oriente
la Santissima Trinidad
el Principe
Santissima Trinidad
Il Salvador del Mundo
Il San Joseph
el Severano
San Nicholas
San Pablo
Pelayo
Regia
Eniglish
B.S. E
S. E
Cape St. Vin
The Royal Authority Publishes This Instrument
OKATE Barer presents an instrument declaring a new war background and fiscal measures. It outlines the crown's aim to unite dignity with subjects’ welfare, reduce imports, and revive tobacco revenue under a one year loan from January 1, 1797, to support state finances and public subsistence.
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French Republic
Europe
England 1588 compared with present power and resources
A compact comparison of England’s 1588 readiness under Parma and the Armada threat with modern state strength. It recalls 76,000 infantry, 5,000 cavalry, 28 ships, 15,600 sailors, and Spain’s vast embarkations, contrasting with today’s 200,000 land troops, stronger fleet, and national unity against tyranny.
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Ireland
England
Puturp
Spain
Anzasetu
Mary
Basington
Scotland
Royal Navy
Parzie
Indies
Sicily
Naples
Portugal
Netherlands
Duke of Parma
Europe
Ourland
France
Cicero
Italia
Chrisie
Mill Wall
Robbery case leads to two men under charge in London
Public office reports a robbery on a traveling prosecutor near Barnet. Samuel Tingay’s pocketbook with gold and notes was stolen. The accused, well mounted, were captured after authorities traced them via descriptions. Pistols and gold were found on arrest. The couple of other notes mention a childbirth, copper coinage, and Bancroft alms houses, with details on the founder and endowment.
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Samuel ‘Tingay
Barnet
London
Samuel
Cheer
Fames Perry
Richard” Mason, Gatman
Whiteshart-yard
Drury-lane
Dinah
Charlotte
Elivaterh
Bouston
Birmingham
Bancroft
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Council OF Five Hundred
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Cadiz
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Perth
Okate Barer
Madrid
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HOUSE
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Pirg
Co Pitt
Pitt
Acacia
La&s
Finance Committee
Sapkipan
Grenada
St. Incent’s
Trea
Andy
Hinoveria
Brantwack
Exchequer
Bow-Street