Debate on Slave Carrying Bill and Trade Petition Remains Open
In a thin House, Mr. Dundes urged attention to a matter affecting dignity and public peace. The Report was laid on the table as the Slave Carrying Bill moves toward committee, with instruction to extend the bill as in the prior session. A petition from merchants of Tyarpool was heard by counsel against the bill, and an inquiry into ship clearances and slave imports was ordered. The House adjourned with Thursday set for further Committee discussion on the Slave Trade Limitation Bill.
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Wa. Dundes
Pst
Smith
Gagoigne
Tarypool
Coynsel
Garreigue
Liverpool
Bristol
London
Africa
West Indies
Wm. Smith
Cisalpine Republic declares war on Austria
The Milan dispatch reports the Cisalpine Republic has declared war against Austria. The declaration cites difficulties faced by citizen Masgscancasi in his negotiations in Vienna. Similar manifestoes are being prepared in Genoa and Rome.
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Milan
Cisalpine Republic
Austria
Masgscancasi
Vienna
Geata
Rone
Kehl Work in Entrenchments Sparks War News
RASTADT Mancz at Six ghoutland, workmen are employed in strengthening the entrenchments and redoubts at Kehl, which exposes the apprehensions that have been excited in consequence of Jourdan's retreat. Couriers pass through Manheim and Straburgh. the Republican Minister remains heavily occupied with affairs.
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Rastadt
Mancz
Ghoutland
Kehl
Jourdan
Manheim
Straburgh
Discovery of a Conspiracy in Venice Arrests Made
Italy reports arrests of several members of the former Democratic Government in Venice. An Imperial General dies in Genoa service, while 8000 troops advance and defeat a detachments, capturing Colonel Knes Wick with 2090 men. Tyrolean proclamations call citizens to arms as troops move to block the enemy.
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Italy
Marcu
Venice
Chevalier Pesaro
Inspruce
Martinbrack
Lauponn
Knes Wick
Ober-Inthal
Wintschgau
Horze
Hokenemsi
Count DE Brsevie
Tyrol
LawpoHn
Taufers
Wintshgaw
Brartinforuck
Fugfermunth
Landeck
Report on Austrian Jourdan battle near Tuttlingen unfolds
The circulated report of a renewed clash between Austrian and Jourdan's army is groundless. After the engagement near Tuttlingen lasting from the 25th to the night of the 26th, St Cyr's left wing and Jourdan's center retreated toward the Black Forest toward Kehl with no further action through the 28th except a single clash between rear and vanguards.
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Jourdan
Tuttlingen
St. Cyr
Black’ Forest
Kehl
General Febiso Retires to Switzerland Via Schafhaufen
The report notes General Febiso has retired into Switzerland, traveling by way of Schafhaufen. Details on dates or official reasons remain unclear in the fragment.
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Febiso
Switzerland
Schafhaufen
Desperate engagement at Pfullendorf returns prisoners
Mazen Pfullendorf reports twelve hundred Austrian prisoners arrived after a fierce battle. Many were officers and chauffeurs. The aged commander led grenadiers on foot, his left boot grazed by a ball.
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Pfullendorf
Mazen
Archduke Charles Reports Actions Near Stockach Siege
Official report details Imperial Army actions on the 24th and 26th at Stockach with movements from Bruilendorf and Srecach. French and Austrian forces clashed, Gen. Count Mermerp’s troops seized cannyon pieces, and Lt General Kourowaate led guards. Notable losses include Prince de Fonstemuene.
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Archduke Charles
Bruilendorf
Srecach
Wabspeuren
Nelsenburg
Wallaches
Larki
Espingen
Steiftingg
Ajgeltiggen
Liebtingen
Mrrrrerp
Jot Oenay
Switzerland
Danube
Streflingen
Enigthto Epee Ach
Truttlingen
Lichtinger
Steckath
MgerFetß
Leibtingen
Stockach
Guieral
Prince de Fonstemuene
Agade
Wack Ang Wassau
Kourowaate
Offingen
Singen
Engen
Hilzingen
Military dispatch hopes to foil Verona attack on right wing
From the Court Gazette General Kray reports Italian theatre enemy gathering strength to strike Verona and the Adige valley. He has concentrated troops between Brentz and the dive, encamped on the river to repel the impending assault with vigour.
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Vienna
Kray
Italy
Verona
Adige
Brentz
Dive
Mail from Inetana and Channel Fleet news
This morning arrived a mail from Inetana. The Channel Fleet under Lord Basprort passed Plymouth heading westward on Sunday. Reports mention over 100,000 stock purchased for lamp tax redemption. A decision to add cadets to Tadias brigades aims to boost military strength. A Constantinople letter details Turkish forces split into three for Damietta Cairo and the Red Sea corridor. A Turkish Russian squadron may land troops near Alexandria and Damietta during Gruzak Pacna operations. Tonight, Mercury Venus Jupiter Mars and Saturn align briefly before 8 pm with Georgium Sidus rising near 10 pm.
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Inetana
Heggins
Benin
Channel
Lord Basprort
Plymouth
Tadia
Constantinople
Genzar Pa- Cha
Ecyrr
Tire
Damietta
Caire
Red Sea
Nile
Muran Bey
Egypt
Alexandria
Gruzak Pacna
Mars
Saturn
Mutiny and British Suppression at Golconda Fortress
From Calcutta Gazette dated Nev 16 1798, intelligence reports a mutiny within the French aligned corps under Monsieur Piron near Golconda Fortress. After days in confinement, Piron and several officers escaped to Colonel Rose, prompting a cavalry reinforcement and a French force surrender totaling about 6000 men. British interests at Hyderabad and Madras were safeguarded by the action, ending a potential threat to British possessions.
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ieGa
East India
Golconder
Hiptine heNiged
A. Glace
Cere
Monsigur Rom
Hig
Nizam
Pinan
Monsieur Piron
Rose Bts
Iigns
Jadipieus
Aydrabady
Dover April 3 1800s Fateful naval pages and privateers
The report recounts arrivals, captures, and ship movements near Plymouth and Fishguard with references to the Duchess of Kerk, Royal Navy ships, and Frigate news. It notes French and Batavian actions, sea discipline, and a gale grounding, followed by a fatal fire at Hereford and a Westminster arrest related to High Treason claims.
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Dover
Padtinte
Penge
Plymouth
Ireland
Poursmoura
Kerk
Havertoed
Midgard
Gaiboat
Disswsell
Ae. Krooke Xy
Aespete ‘Royal
Rp Floopss & Ceriander
Cotte
Britannia
É&C
Cotsy
Scourrirgio
Fishguard
Deal
Wind S.W. Saifed
Sheerness
Edward Satin and the Wexford Affizes Treason Trial
Edward Satin faced trial at the Affizes on a high treason charge tied to leading rebels in Wexford. He was acquitted after the court found he had been forced into command and acted minimally in that role. Dr. Jaco, mayor of the town in 1788, supported him as evidence, and the jury returned a verdict without leaving the box.
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Edward Satin
Seer Opsating
Wexford
Jaco
Mr.Sutton
Fragmentary House of Commons Report on Picton Committees
A garbled OCR fragment from Parliament notes routine business and a debate on Picton committee proceedings. It mentions the Speaker, the Commons, and Imperial measures with unclear references to amendments and representatives.
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House Or Commons
Taviewar
de Picton
Mae
Fitzgerais
Forged Bank Notes Case Spurs Wide Probe in Camberwell
Trials linked to forged Bank of England notes spread involvement across Camberwell and surrounding towns. A waiter, a driver, and a pawn broker face further examination as confessions suggest a wide network selling forged currency. Authorities report extensive, organized activity and expect more arrests.
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Tikanergee Wis
Camberwell
Bank of England,” &c
Tha Af Harstingdei
Cambridge
Roza
Seger
Breail Grice Raised Half an Office Amid Court Orders
Yesterday the Lord Mayor ordered the grice of Breail to be raised half an office to take Morrows when the pattern loaf will be Ba 7. A young man from Baker who had married a Ward of Chancery without consent two days since made his escape in a feather-bed. The Warden is ordered to attend the Court tomorrow.
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Breail
Chancery
Fragmented obituary and market notes from a late issue
Fragmentary notices record deaths including Mrs Elizabeth Hillier and Mrs Cripps with family ties and causes, followed by scattered market figures for exchange rates, shipping prices, and bonds. Intricate OCR garble intermingles names, dates, and monetary values, preserving a sense of a local page’s mixed notices.
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Evening Mail
le Cdue
Hamauran Mail
Rhine
Arari
Stockach, Maneu
Calcutta
la Bellone
Ethalion
Counrass
Proserpine
Amethys
Deptford Dock Yard
Thomas Paster
R. Kane
F. Watkins
la Nereide
Haut
Grampus
Barking Shelf
Jatt-mouth
Turkisp
Republic
Iell
France
Creed
Kemble
Siddons
John Binns
Reiten
Westminster
Sayers
Binns
Pancras
Jim
Nicholson
Souguenee
William Cumine
Eliezabeth Hillier
Cripps
Joseph Cripps
Cirencester
Andrew
Robert Andrew
Harleston Park
Northampton
Hamburgh
Teghorn
Lisbon
Altona
Palermo
Bank Stoéit
India
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