Wheat export duties and Prussia ban impact markets
Friday report notes King of Prussia levied 125 piers per quarter on all wheat exports, even those aboard ships, curbing wheat flow from Prussia. Market sentiment shows foreign wheat prices rising since Monday. Denmark, Norway, Holstein and Schleswig export bans noted. Royalist French journal Ceupier or similar is again printed at Altona amid editor imprisonments.
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Dantaek Tate
Prussia
Poland
Denmark
Norway
Holstein
Slefwick
Cexfewr
Altona
Hamburgh
Hay-Market Theatre Opera Blunder in Valencia Burlesque
A comic opera called That Blunder by Mr. Worsay opened at Hay-Market, set in Valencia. Plot centers on Dashington and Lemara with mistaken identities, jealousy, and a convent rescue, ending in reconciliation. Critics note uneven humor, conventional characters, and music by Mrs. Davy with some melodic airs and a satisfactory overture.
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Mr. Worsay
Gil
Valencia
Spain
Englis Offiger
Dashington
Madrid
Lemara
Danka Angelina
Dinhunzo
Esparza
Atlent
Anji
Gelina
Alphanji
Udiphayjo
Daffington
Jaqueling
Sir Sturdy O'Fremor
Inquisition
Leoxara
Reis
Siphonio
Darkington
Leonora
Tate
Mra Davy
Itv
Kenic
Entiic
Bihiy
Petiic
Th. Mowie- Tai
European diplomacy and Russian movements ripple through Vienna and Saltzburg
Letters from Moravia and Vienna report Russian troops near Breefe and frontier maneuvers toward Galicia with debates on auxiliaries and peace prospects. Contrasting rumors speak of a solid peace or renewed hostilities as reports of armistice and large troop concentrations surface. The article notes Belgium levy outputs for the Rhine Army, ongoing monument subscriptions, and a volcanic smoke event near Vitre with imminent danger of a grand explosion.
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Paris
Ave
Congress
Ile
Bketter
Rastadt
Moravia
Vienna
Gallicia
Russia
Saltzburgh
Jake
General Lajer
Belgium
de Rhine
Defaiz
Madame de Gerlis
Brussells
Vitre
Ihe
Viktine
English frigates seize cattle on French shores amid tension
Reports from Paris and Port Brieux describe English frigates landing on islands near Yeu and taking thirteen cows and twenty four sheep after a brief landing. Local authorities regret compliance but concede weakness while noting daily sightings of English cruisers near the port and near fortifications.
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Port Brieux
Ave
la Magietenne
Ife
Strasburgh
Rhine
Knibis
Rhinegrave of
Saln
Phlipsburgh
Delabarde
Schwethingen
Manhéim
Weather described as extreme in eighteenth century records
An OCR fragment discusses historical weather, noting extreme heat and cold events. It cites dated references from 1793 and 1765 to 1773, mentioning temperatures and months, with remarks on unusually severe conditions and occasional comparisons to later years in journal entries.
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Leven
Journal de Paris
Fragmentary Historic Deliberations On Penalty And Market Distress
The fragmentary text references debates over abolishing the death penalty except in extreme cases, a Heal Packet discussion, and concerns about pork and bacon markets next winter. It notes hoarding, bad quality corn, and growers keeping stock from market, with references to poor neighbors and imminent executions previously sought. It mentions a man named Aixtys Ru Taglar and a sheriffly pursuit, plus a brutal incident involving Sarahbay.
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Catamisi
Barthriven
Sarahbay
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