Fragmented OCR summary of French Directory era dispatches
Fragmented text describes tense political debate in the French Directory era. It references key figures such as Carver and the Directory, mentions the Council of Five Hundred, and notes efforts to quell unrest and address incendiary placards. A messenger arrives with dispatches from Lord Malpas at Dover via a flag of truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caarvis la Croix
M. D'Aranjo
Stare
Italy
Mr. Bracks
King’s S
Tuan
Shipping News From The West Indies And Atlantic Patrols
Reports arrive from Leeward Islands via the Portland Packet detailing five weeks voyage to Falmouth. The homeward fleet sailed from Tortola days before the packet failure. A 94 gun Scipio and Bull-Dog sloop, with The Jane from Bengal, are in the convoy. The Philadelphia recaptured by Lapwing near St Kitts after three weeks in privateer hands. A Brabantine linked to Africa’s government allegedly threatened the royal family, while the Spanish ambassador debated Lisbon matters. The Duke of York returns to town. Major Larminates and MacLane noted. The San Felix and other ships repaired after Cape St Vincent losses. British stores and powder supply continue from Gibraltar and Portuguese settlements.
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Hlands
Falmouth
Portland
Leoxamn
Tortola
Scipio
Ware
Jane
West Indies
St. ‘Kitts
Ad Sinft
Segr 85
Africa
Royale
Lisbor
Prince of
Lisbon
Larminates
Geeral
St. Domingo
Beiadier
MacLane
Duke of York
Earl of Uxtripee
Weymouth
Bath
San Feofe
Eph
Santa Xsidora
Cape St. Vincent’s
Alyan
Yaltar
Ayid
Liagos
Sacre Bay
Atea
A Dramatic Piece The Malian Monk On Stage
A review notes the dramatic work A Dramatic Piece called the Malian Monk debuted at the theatre. It praises some ingenuity in incidents and performances by PaAamet and Miss De Camp while criticizing lack of lasting moral lesson and excess rhetoric. The piece explores gloom and horror with mixed success and calls the Rash servant a weak comic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenathy
PaAamet
Viwald
Orieia
Sthedoni
Rash
Vivald
Pariier
Miss de Camp
Birthday Celebration At Ghailtor With Royal Attendance
The event in Ghailtor on Saturday honored the Prince of Wales birthday with a public breakfast. Nobility including the Duchess of Okx and various dukes, earls, and lords attended. Tables bore fruits and delicacies, music played, and the young Princess was introduced to guests before a dine-and-dance in the evening.
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Ghailtor
Syoney
AuckLaxn
Gwrptr
WitLeveney
Lisiz
Brcix
Duchess of Yous
Avéxtann
London
Lisle
Princess of
Waves
Charlton
Kent
Manton House
Bakers
Coach and Horses
York-street
Wetminster
Royal regimental bands perform as ships sail past St Albans Head
Rain delayed events as the Bands of the Regiments played beside the Lodge until eight. The Diana frigate, Captain Faulxnor, sailed to Portsinguth. His Majesty and three Princesses bathed this morning, then proceeded aboard the St Fiorenxo with nobles and officers. The fleet set sail past St Albans Head. His Majesty in good health and spirits, often walking and conversing with attending nobles. Lady Harrington’s children delight the Queen and Princesses during excursions.
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Mil
sTady
Diana
Gaanpison
Mannens
Garra
Géataups Villiers
Sti Fiorenxo
Ats
St Alban’s
Harrinotén
Ship News: Nightingale and Concord Capture by Dutch Privateer
Fragmentary report notes ships Chatlege Nightingale from Petersburgh to Bristol and Concord from Arch Angel seized by a Dutch privateer of To'gunsy and recaptured by Proserpine frigate. They brought the privateer to Leith. Other vessel mentions Cleopatra Riga Fear from Milford and Nimbte Batton bound to the South Seas.
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Petersburgh
Bristol
Concord
Beale
Archangel
Proserpine
Leith
Milford
Fragmentary note on a missing child and public enquiry
A letter from Ireland reports a woman being held at Corville Referea with a fine boy believed to be fathered by a man from this metropolis. The boy, well formed and educated, is said to be named Ferri with possible surnames Ryyn or Cartys. The inquiry awaits mercenary investigation, while the boy’s guardianship is reviewed.
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Yblics
France
Dai
Berous
Republic
Bocas
Buona
Oxon
Ivas
Bow-street
Fom
Corville Referea
Ireland
Bridford
Salisbury
Nowman
Pats Dilington
Sussex
Fragmentary Notice of Prizes and Names in Dublin and London
Fragmented OCR lists prizes and names across places including Stephen's Green Dublin and Tooting and mentions individuals such as Mrs Kitchener and Col. Lancashire Dragons. The text references a pardon, a printing house at Blackfriars, and a dated midweek Monday evening with various misread terms and titles.
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Orclock
Tooting
Bechin Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carver
Ship News
Eiga
Sriisee
Plata
Stee Ei
Paanten
Ey J. Walter
Sqmaaar
Blackfriars
Hamburg
Venice
Altona
Leghorn
Operta Navies
Dublin
Geng
Bock
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