War News From The European Front In March And April
Reports from Lintz Basle Augsbourg and Mentz detail shifting powers in Europe. Austrian and French forces maneuver near the Rhine with river crossings and fortifications. Italian theater notes Genoa Turin and Palermo indicate hostilities resuming and planned expeditions against Sardinia and Genoa.
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Department
Dyle
Europe
Summion
Turin
Aleffandria
Genoa
Neapolitans Turks and flags united in heating
Amsterdam reports a shortage of specie across the Republic and a forced loan refused by Marmont the Counsellor of State. Merchants would have funded such a loan in better times. Five hundred twelve English sailors from the Repulse and Danaé once stayed here. half were sent away this morning with others to Valenciennes.
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Amsterdam
Marmont
Quimpber
Arsiz
Valenciennes
Admiral resignations shift Channel and North Sea fleets
London reports Lord Barprort has resigned command of the Channel Fleet, now given to Sir Allén GarpNeR, who names Sir Caannel Corton as Captain. Lord Duncan also resigns command of the North Sea Fleet. The Noble Admiral departs London, plans farewell leave and retirement to his Scottish estate.
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Lord Barprort
Channel Fleet
Allén Garpner
Caannel Corton
Pleet
Lord Duncan
London
Scotland
Turbulent War News From Various Fronts Across Europe
Express reports say Italian and Swiss fronts show activity near Beegentz and Steckach while the Austrians reinforce. French plan Rhine crossing at Schaffhausen. Italian operations and Corsican threats discussed. Turin Gazette notes French losses. Dutch merchants refuse loan. Dijon conscripts urged by prefects. Sardinia invasion rumors persist. News covers Bonaparte era diplomacy, Egypt, and capitulations, with mixed confirmations and suppressed dispatches noted.
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Paris
Beegentz
Donaueschingen
Steckach
Rhine
Schafffausen
Lonour
Dijon
Berrusen
Monzain
Switzerland
Genoa
Sardinia
Suworow
Amsterdam
Bonavante
Maruont
Ravis
France
Gpanp
Yieir
Gieptsd Kleben
Cairo
Egypt
Bonaparte
Vienna
Lio 9
Tigre
Desaix
M. Poussieneust
Klever
Bred Harbour
Kigper
Directory
Rurger
SipNey Siri
Nobles Haste and Impeachment in Spain and England
A social ride with notable attendees including the Marquis per Camro and Princesses Aucusta and Amelia, plus Countesses and Lady Waldee Ravh, around Ta ee. A Marquis died in Spain mid last month. Letters from Ratfoon note French émigré nobles dismissed by Paul the Frost for visiting Imperial Ambassador Oppenezet. The Marquis of Hunxrey recovers in Gordon Castle after a back wound surgery. A daily port to Bridlington was proposed to aid shipping. A late Saturday incident reports a highwayman robbing two watches and about ten guineas in Enfield on a carriage trip between Pander’s End and Enfield.
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Harriers
Jle Qurey
Aucusta
Reti
Afany
Amelia
Canpican
Eny
Harcougr
C. Waaldee
Marquis Per Camro
Spain
Ratifoon
Paul the Frost
M. Pe Lambert
D’auriciamr
de Cuoiseut Gourriger
oppeNzEt
Itron Northelly
Enfield
Pondir
Kad Te Enfielé
British brig Mary fights off privateer near Falmouth
The Mary of 14 guns, capt Ross, engaged a French privateer with about 24 guns for three hours off Falmouth. Both ships suffered damage. a Mary seaman was lightly wounded. A Danish East India ship was sighted, likely captured. Troop embarkation expected from here soon. Signals heard from a distressed ship near Cork harbor.
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Falmouth
Aretragg
Lertenof
Mary
Ross
David
London
West Indies
Mount’s Bay
Cork
Fire sinks the Queen Charlotte after harbor fire
Reports from Leghorn describe the 110 gun flagship Queen Charlotte catching fire in the night of 16 17, with 837 aboard. Despite salvage efforts, she sank after several explosions. 158 crew saved. Additional arrivals include Tartans and ships carrying English sailors, officers, and prisoners of war.
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Charlotte
Leghorn
Queen Charlotte
Kerret
Stuart
Della Scala Santa
Prince de Conti
Lrian
India House
Limerick
St. Helena
Thomas Oakes
J. Jackson
Efars
Macias
Bromhead
28Th-Light Dragoons
Norcote
331 Régiment of Foot
M.gibbon
Dale
Sonal Marines
Dullinx
Sale
Biyne
Bladen
Scott
Scotch Brigade
Craizie
Rath Regiment of Foot
Willian Hadley
Dicto
William Kenan
John Haiing
Honourable Company's Engineers
Madras
Dredge
Ditto
Richard Lovell
28Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Eowaav
Pileliffe
Gillespie
J. Maule
25Th Dragoons
Stewart
Robert Sherfon
W. E. Wight
Saints
France
Matthews
Repulse
Princess Royal
Richett
Osxford
Cairwester
Christ Church
Hoaspitals
Weta Yaar
Bar TuoLomEw
Charing-croti
Sunderland
John Raine
Morpeth
Lancaster
Fleir
Wagan
Tor
Horse Race Odds From Long List of Entries and Bids
A fragmented racing odds list shows horses such as Wrangler Antrim Telegraph and Expedition with various ages and lengths, plus bets noted as five to two against and similar. The text cites owners like Mr. Lake and Mr. Heathcote with numerous named entries and stakes across a long catalog of entries.
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R. Heathcote
St. Hear
B.C. Oh
Weymouth
Cookion
Stumsford
Gabe
Baldock
Telegraph
Donegall
Antrim
Irviia
Watson
Vandal
Tulator
Wrangler
Eagaint Hornby
Sweepstakes Across the Flat Race at Harting
A crowded field of two year olds contests the Sweepstakes Across the Flat with 100gs. bets. Tea-Boy led early but Oscar, ridden by an expert, surged to win by a neck over a determined Lady Skirmish. Matilda made a strong late run but finished a close third amid a hard fought, scenic racing day.
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Mr. Wilson
Buzzard
Highfyay
Mr. Watson
Volunteer
Graiton
S.c
Gronfe
H. Siewell
Whiley
Ch. c
Dathwoods
Turner
Saltram
Heathcote
Malia
Joh Bull
Hallett
F. Quizy
Mentor
O'Kelly
Clermont
Trumptor
Golding
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Dorimant
Treves
Buffurina
Marti
Perren
Oscar
Matilda
Harting
Printer of Saunders's News Letter discharged in Commons
In Dublin Aran 12 Tn the House of Commons Dr Dinkesxay moved that the Printer of Saunders's News Letter be brought to the Bar. The Printer was brought to the Bar but, having expressed satisfaction at an apology in a Saunders's News Letter issue, was discharged without fees after a reprimand. The House adjourned to May 8.
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Commons
Dinkesxay
Saunders
Murder charge looms as London mayor faces infant death
In Mugtin-lane area the London mayor is examined for the murder of her infant child. Coroner’s jury verdict cites Wilful Murder by unknown parties. Separately Austen Ratcliffe faces a Ring-dropping charge after a street encounter and a ruby receipt is found.
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Ann
Lond
Mugtin-lane
Paul’s Court
Austen Ratcliffe
James Dison
Lad-lane
Bishopfeate-ieet
Dixon
Counly
John Dudery
Townsend
Molemanus
Coining-machine description from Salios near Birmingham
Fragmentary OCR note describes a coining machine of Mr Bourtrey at Salios near Birmingham with references to its eight dice work, marble frame, and inscription options. The garbled text mentions Marlin from a tomee and Meccan edgy, Italian slither, and various unclear phrases about frame and gate substance.
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Bourtrey
Salios
Birminghau
Marlin
Italy
Lane
Erner
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