Remarks on Bhaiel eres ifonb Lee and Lucian
Fragmentary remarks describe various names and places including Egerton Wigesballsta Sotheby Yorkechtraet Sveat garden Wright Piccadi Pallmallya Vernor Hood and Poultry. The text notes large payee figures and impressions of a plate with a price of 108 din boa andarom.
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Bhaiel Eres Ifonb Lee
Lucian
Fleet-Qret
Egerton
Wigesballsta
Yorkechtraet
Sveat Garden
Wright
Piccadi
Evans
Pallmallya
Vernor
Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt Exedition Volume Notice
Publication notice for Cakin of Buonstante’s Expaprtion to Eovere This day in 3 volumes with 4 color plates, a large Egypt map, and detailed plates. Translated from French by Henry Hunter, D.D. with notes. Dedicated to William Pitt and printed in London Dublin and Edinburgh.
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Cakin
Buonstante
France
Es Sonnens
Henry Hunter
D.D
John Stockdale
London
J. Archer
Dublin
Bell and Bradfute
Edinburgh
Egypt
Grand Freer enters audible reach with Keirin fleet voyage
Evening Mail reports intelligence on the grand fleet under Lord Keirin moving from Cape St. Vincent toward the North with 31 ships of the line. A Plymouth post brings word of delays due to quarantine, while neutral sources note 62 sail near Cape Finisterre and possible Spanish French fleet unity. Last Lisbon reports are dismissed.
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Grand Freer
Lord Keiin
Post Office
Plymouth
Admiralty
Cape St. Vincent
Gibraltar
Cape Finiferre
Esrra
England
Lisbon
Expedition sails from the Deans under Sir Anton Apercromare
Yesterday morning at one o clock the first division of the Guano Exipertion, under Sir Anton Apercromare, sailed from the Deans with a favorable wind amid a vast cheering crowd. The public sees the expedition as aimed at liberating the United Provinces, with Russia and allies to cooperate, though details remain uncertain. The manifest and pilots indicate a focus on the coasts of Holland and Zealand, and optimism runs high for a swift, decisive, and fortunate outcome.
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Guano Exipertion
Anton Apercromare
Deans
House of Commons
United Provinces
Russia
Helland
Zealand
War outlook from Milan to Switzerland amid Italian campaign
Dispatches from Milan say no new actions since the last advices as Austro-Russian forces wait Mantua and Alessandria. Imperialists may wait Italy’s surrender of key towns to reinforce Switzerland, where provisions are scarce and armies, including Maffei’s, press for early autumn offensives while Italy stays on defense.
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Lymburgh
Leo
Italy
Mantua
Switzerland
Maffena
Swabia
Mail from Dusien Arrives With No Important News
An early mail from Dusien brings letters and papers dated the 16th but carries no intelligence of consequence. News of the combined fleet from Eadiz failing does not alarm the country, as preparations for defence appear vast and effective, inspiring strong public confidence in security.
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Dusien
Eadiz
Levee and Court Proceedings Amid Royal Movements
Royal levee at St James's followed by a Council and a Garter Chapter to invest Earl Camppen. Reports from Ascot Heath describe artillery accidents and field days by the Prince of Wales's regiment. The Windsor theatre hosted the royal party for The Mier and the Scheming Lieutenant as Naples remains unsettled and French fortunes shift.
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St. James’s
Order of the Garter
Earl Camppen
Duke of Dorset
K Rnc
Ascot Heath
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Winkfield Plain
Windsor
Mier
Wororzow
Rufsian
Tunbridge Wells
Cuancetcor
Walmer Castle
Pirr
Dunpas
Trinity House
London Tavern
Lieut
Parximgon
Lord Natson
Ingtang
Lord Nelson
Foudrayant
Narothan
William
Hamirow
Acton
Prince Castelcicoza
Haémixton
Napres
Naples
Palermo
France
Mantua
Conne
Switzerland
Beary
Encaren
Dev
Fastor
Denmarx
Burrarp
Starr
Tuomas Youna
Ralph Abercromby
Jostin Paetan
49Th Foot
Ross
Gondall
Michaelmas
Caampioy
Carer Paice
Bakers’ Hall
Billinggate
Champion
Wa. Leventeen
Lord Firtpine
Newcastle
Occurrences of the war and sieges report from Alessandria
From the Court Gazette and war news dated July 7 to July 20 describes Melas reporting enemy rifle fire on the boyaux near Alessandria, progress on the second parallel, and casualties. Mantua siege updates, Koife Mugapha described as insurgent, and movements of Piedmontese deserters. Bologna garrison surrender to Austrian marines. Macdonald’s communications with Genoa and Moreau. Alessandria bombardment ongoing. Suwarrow orders replacement for Chaftell. Florence arrests reduce, foreigners exiled. Milan reports execution spectacle critiquing licentious Creeds. Swiss frontier notes at Brigues and St Bernard recon in July. Petersburg reports Rear-Admiral Zchitschagen returns to service.
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Vienna
Gaztte
Alessandria
Count Melas
Tanare
Count Fuss
Wouvreman
Kray
Mantua
Kiofe Mugapha
Pafwan Ogha
Potte
Bologna
Jury
Papal
Macdonald
Lucca
Sestri
Mediterranean
Pontremoli
Suwarrow
Zack
Morenu
Buonaparte
Cont
Coni
Nice
Arezzo
Sc. &c
Florence
Tuscany
French General heads all troops as Brune appointed chief
From The Hague July 40 General Brune announces in general orders that the Directory has entrusted him with command of all forces in the Republic Froeant Guyot the new French minister is arrived British ships report several captures off the Heights of Ameland while Titxy moves toward frontier insurgents near the city as large French interior troops march toward the coast
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Brussells
Titxy
France
Ofend
Nieuport
Pes de Gong
Suys
Hague
Plymouth Ship News Aug 12 ings and arrivals
Ships arriving and sailing actions off Plymouth and Deal report British squadron movements. The 74 gun excellent and the 90 gun imprenable went to Spithead from harbour. The Ajax and sloop sailed with convoy for the Downs. Embargo remains. wherries allowed for Isle of Wight traffic. Vice Admiral Mitchel and General Sir R. Asercomare lead the secret expedition.
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Plymouth
Gibraltar
Lord Kerry
Scleet
Admiralty
Cape St.Vincent
St. Helen’s
Torbay
Isle of Wightin
Ajax
Thok Aigenr
Downs
Deal
Mitcnetr
R. Asercaomare
Proclamations of French and Spanish Admirals at Carthagena
Combined fleets issue proclamations aboard the Admiral's ship Ggean dated 24 June year seven of the republic. They pledge liberty and equality with allies and urge faithful conduct, discipline, and loyalty to their nations and to relighting Europe from tyranny. The Spanish proclamation stresses alliance, discipline, and mutual esteem between Spaniards and French, calling for readiness and unity of the fleets.
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Carthagena
Shif
GGEAN
Eustache Brui
Europe
Republic
BRUIX
Coromain
England
Carthagena Roads
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William Horne
Lincoln’s-inn
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