Trials of Louis XVIII agents and Parliament orders
The Military Commission in Paris has found Brateier, Duverne de Preste, Villearnois, and Proly guilty of crimping. They receive ten, five, and one year imprisonments respectively, while the Directory orders their further trial by the Ordinary Tribunal for conspiracy. Deputies are named from multiple departments, with figures including Leclerc and Bougainville among others.
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Brig Trip Captured By French Privateer Off Cape
Kingston reports the brig Trip from New York was seized by the 12 gun French privateer Trompeuse. After taking the mate and four crew, the privateer sent a prize-master aboard. Storey and crew seized the French crew near the Cape, releasing their own as prisoners. The prize-master had previously commanded a vessel trading between Port-au-Prince and Jeremie.
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Oatlands 5 Stakes at Newmarket Craven Meeting
Sporting intelligence reports betting and results from the Newmarket Craven meeting on Thursday. Details include Dungarinoon’s colt, Letitia’s line, Virets, Datsham, Exton, Queensberry, Crawler, Meteor sire line, judges placing, forfeit payments, and odds against various contenders.
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C. Bunbury
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Hightiger
Major General Huse lays first stone of Sussex Masons Lodge in Lewes
In Lewes this morning Major General Huse of the Provincial Grand Society for Sussex attended by about 206 officers and ladies laid the first stone of a Kree Masons Lodge to be built in town. The procession was splendid and crowds watched as General Hue and family prepare to depart for Dover amid regret from regiments here.
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Prince of Waves
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Aid
Militia Privates Discharged After 20 Days Training
Leeds reports say 308 privates forming the second division of Lord Harewood’s regiment of Supplementary Militia completed 20 days of training. They were reviewed by General Tottenham on Friday and Saturday, showing accuracy and steadiness, convincing spectators of their field readiness. Discharged after the exercise period, the second division assembled at Makefield for inspection on Heath Common.
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Supplementary” Militia
Makefield
Heath Common
Accidental Death After Dragoons Fire On Desertion Pursuit
In Birmingham a coroner's inquest returns an accidental death verdict after a corporal's pistol misfired during a pursuit by the Queen's own Dragoons at the Birmingham Barracks. A pistol discharged fatally, killing a soldier who moments earlier had warned a comrade. The incident follows recent reports of fatal accidents blamed on misused firearms.
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Bergamo Province and Verona Provisional Representatives News
Fragmented OCR notes describe Bergaind inhabitants selecting provisional representatives and a tense stance toward Venetian authorities. Proclamations, liberty claims, and protests surface alongside military movements including a French frigate and a Bergamo export policy. A theatre anecdote about Garrick as Romeo is noted amid chaotic text.
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Milan
Auultom Ja
Obscene fashions and morals in the era noted
Readers are warned of imported vice and profligacy in society and theater as French manners spread. a critique of decency notes high rank salons in danger. The piece lists officials and figures, including Francis Barrow, Bart, and other named names, amid a scrutiny of theater conditions and immigrant influences on public morals.
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