Military dispatches reveal European frontier tensions
Across Europe reports describe supply in kind valued at 30 to 40 thousand, French reinforcement moves to Italy, a new magazine planned at Udine, and Gen Nicoleti assigned to Paola. Fortifications at Perchiera advance while French garrisons block grain passages at Ratisbon.
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Frahkioet
Opey
St. Susanne
Italy
Udine
Nicoleti
Malan
Paola
Perchiera
Ratisbon
Danube
Kray
Adi-Bettingen
Rheinhard
Talleyrand
Mouffon
Prince of Wales birthday and Baltic fleet news in Brighton
Reports from London describe the Prince of Wales leaving Brighton for Weymouth to mark his 39th birthday and expected return later in the week. News notes Baltic fleet arrival at Bridlington, political talks with Denmark and Vienna, and various naval actions and emigre tensions in England.
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Prince of
Wabess
Byghton
Weymouth
Brighton
Prince of Waves
Shaogfy
Sir F Powgy
Wezy
Deean
Bellissina
Martuis
Daxecax
Lewes
Yarmouth Roads
Berlin
India
Werrxstey
Cape
East-India Company
Baltic
Bridlington
Yorkshire
Bombay
Denmark
England
Paris
le Citoyed Franguig
Vienna
Cisalpine Republic
Mantua
Austria
Bavaria
Prafia
Raffa
France
Ausstria
Peterbourgh
Moniteur
Cautes. Org
Pau
16 Regiment of Light Dragoons
Windsor
Canterbury
Hyde
Taydor
Fhainestreet
Gual
Privy Council discusses shipping and Knights of St Patrick
Reports from Dublin note a Privy Council at the Castle on Tuesday chiefly about shipping. The installation of the Knights of St Patrick will occur Monday in St Patrick Cathedral with robes described as superb. Mentions pending installations, trials of a Carlow postmaster, and overseas military and naval notices across France and England.
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Knights of St. Patrick
Cathedral of St. Patrick
Marquis Wellesley
Earl of
Courntown
Canysront
Earl
Lond KilwarDex
King’s Berth
Lord Eirwarpey
Wicklow Mountains
Arrival and movements of ships from Jamaica and Atlantic routes
Incoming vessels convey British and allied actions from Jamaica to London and ports, with privateers detaining papers, mails bound for the West Indies and America, and fleet movements under Admiral Dickinson. Reports cover several cutters and packet ships, arrivals at Falmouth Plymouth Sheerness and Yarmouth, and the Shenon voyage to the Nore.
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Yarmouth
Dicxgox
Morning church attendance and theatre visit noted
The parishioners attended Divine Service at Weyke deck where Mr ThGgaxp preached. The Rowan Panter attended in the evening to see the theatre, with Loo appearing in a men and the farce Barnaby Brittle performed.
Notable visit to Brighton as nobles gather for dinner
Ava Brigiton notes Lord Kexton travels through Brighton toward Guidford from Lewes where the Affizes adjourned. Lord Berxexey hosts a Brighton dinner for the Nobility with the Prince invited. If Lordship leaves, Mrs FrizHERBERT will occupy his house. The county cattle sale is set for Lewes tomorrow with the Duke of Beprom and local gentry expected.
Death Prompts Officers Promotion in Marine Forces
In the wake of Colonel Parn TER's death, Marine Forces officers receive promotions. Major Munro succeeds Parnter, Captain Winter becomes Major, Captain Lieut. Warplace commands a full company, and Lieut. Gabriris becomes Captain Lieutenant. The Staffordshire Militia assists harvest work at Windsor. Magistrates fined thirty seven traders on Saturday. Bread sold cheaply at Brentford, though quality concerns persist. Neat'on horses' losses near Newmarket tied to weather and diet. An ordnance yard is planned at Sheps pay under General Big Tit Aas. A Wor ton Under-edge coroner's verdict found a husband killed by a gunman. Richmond coach overturns. a man loses a leg and dies at St. George's Hospital.
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Parn Ter
Marine Forces
Munro
Parnter
Winter
Warplace
Gabriris
Staffordshire
Windsor
The
Meashres
Oea
Brentford
Newmarket
Big Tit
Codn
Clathie
Worton
Richmond-coach
Sussex Court Martial Reports Assault by Soldiers
A field near Emworth Sussex heard magistrate testimony about a girl assaulted by soldiers Donellen Shee and Cullen. Witnesses, including John Smith Lane and midwife Hannah Pennicutt, described violent acts and the aftermath as a boat approached Thorney beach. The court martial punished two prisoners. all were found guilty after jurors weighed conflicting accounts.
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Uri
Moray Gaise
Benet
Tate
Pune Lati
Nampthire
Ashe
Michael Denelsen
Agai
Cullens
Dunellen
Shee
Per
Thorney
Lane
John Suter
Swsannah Pennicutt
Chidhath
Chichester
John Smith Lane
Emifworth
Cotggtyman
Tie-Failor
Feng
Donellen
Culle
Sussex
Cullen
Dorelien
Po Ling
Laveshen
Prrey
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Aus
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Thip Dryad
Ma Teeeeb
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