French Opposition In France And The Directory’s Grip
London dispatch describes Banaras dominating the Five Hundred after intimidation by terrorists in the Club. The Luxemberg faction, through the Committee of Seven, guides the Assembly, supporting measures to sustain the Executive against Republicans and Confederates. It cautions that renewed French offensives may aim to maintain a fragile interior, risking a calamity if not prudent.
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Adyits
Frixce
Baanas
Council of Five Hundred
Sevex
Lucian Buana- Pares
Luxenberg
Activias
France
Banxuas
Avexses
Saints
The Secret Convention Between Berlin and the French Directory
A contested document allegedly detailing Prussia and France discussing the Orange succession is deemed authentic by the paper. It argues the Prussian king supports the House of Orange and aligns with his father’s policy, while criticizing rival papers for doubt and confusion.
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Berlin
House of Oxanos
Prusia
Republic of France
Prussia
House,of Orange
British Naval Movements and Royal Notices in Dispatches
No further dispatches from Sir Bavru Annacrompiz. A transport with troops arrived at Yarmouth in a leaky state and with loss of tapmatt. the Ganges man of war also arrived from the Texel. The Russian armament to cooperate in secret operations totals ix sail of the line and 230 transports, with 69 transports from Cronstadt and 80 more waiting at Revel. The Dublin Gazette prorogues the Irish Parliament to October. The Duke of York’s Piccadilly town house sale and Kensington Palace as royal residence are noted, and a travelling curricle for the Duke of Yor is described.
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Bavru Annacrompiz
Yarmouth
Tapmatt
Ganges
M*dovarr
Texel
Rufsian
Cronstadt
Wibourg
Finland
Revel
Dublin Gazette
Ocober
Duke of York
Piccadilly
Kensington Palace
Duke of Kent
Halifax
Duke of Yorr
Troop Movements From Canterbury to Ramsgate and Barham Downs
Telegrams report orders received at Gasterbury for the 5th Regiment of Light Dragoons to move by rail to the coast, with 36 wagons requisitioned. The regiment and cavalry are advancing via Canterbury Ramsgate and Hambledown as transport ships prepare to embark. The Barham Downs camp shows little change as transports arrive. about 3000 cavalry are expected at Ramsgate and a second expedition from Deal faced calm seas then a light southwest breeze.
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Tie Terapor
Gasterbury
Barham Downs
Prince of Wares
Ramsgate
Deal
S. W
Curiosities and armament taxation in distant times
The issue discusses Professor Fichte and his colleague facing an atheism accusation, the King's stance on unbelief, and Fichte’s vindications. It then shifts to Britain's vast war-time armament costs, taxation impacts, subsidies to Continental powers, and the perceived gains from commercial prosperity. Additional items note military appointments in Jamaica, a court-martial at Barham Downs, church residency directives, a proposed Victory Place column site, and silk shipments from Hydrabad to Bombay and Surat.
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le Patriote Francais
Dadinft
Fichte
Ena
Bertin
Mithaamer
Department For Foreign Affairs
Berlin
Fichre
Great Britain
Europe
Indies
England
James Geach
46Th Foot
Jamaica
Vier Butter
Barham Downs
H. Prrow
63D
Calchester
Loxo Cuancatter
Bloomsbury
Bedford House
Hydrabad
Arnorr
Poonah
Bombay
Surat
France News Dispatches On Assembly and Military Movements
Paris hears that the new Foreign Minister, aged 46, assumes office. Macdonald urged to visit to explain Teberia defeat to the Directory. Barbe Marbois and Lafond Dadebat obtain leave to return to Olron. Angers to close gates at nine nightly. authorities to arrest travelers without rashions after nine. Brest reports the squadron ordered to prepare for sea. Prussia faces Orangist and Batavian emigre activity. steps taken to disperse the group.
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Rebieiggs
Janthoris
Brest
Paussia
Sraprwo
Shem
Mount St Godard Attack Reported Acknowledged
General Mafens reports a Mount St Godard attack succeeded with 21 cannons captured and 8400 prisoners taken. From Toulouse headquarters Comuier says Murat escapes rebels, 1000 men lost in various assaults, while loans of 600000 francs and 309000 for Michs Brothers are taxed. Several arrests at jirdéaux occur and the Nantes mail is robbed. Popy remains withheld as physicians say cannot move.
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Mafens
Mount St. Godard
Comuier
Toulouse
Murat
Rome
Civita Vecchia
Memorable Victory Claim Amid Austrian Reports
A letter dated August 16 and signed by Gayot claims a notable victory over the Archduke at the Lake of Zuch on the 5th. It asserts the Austrian army had 40,000 men, but Monats dispatches dated the 21st would have noted such a success if true.
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Aueust
Lechy
Gayot
Army of the Alps makes marching reports from Alps campaigns
General Championet reports to the minister on August campaigns against Mount Denis, Mount Genév ie, and Tournegugein, detailing captures at Ferriere Novallaite Auix Exiles Barbades and the fall of several posts near Saint Bernard. Bernadotte countersignatures note success of Wy mrans at Tuile. Ministerial address urges Italian patriots and formation of Italian Legions with a call to arms.
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Championet
Kas
Gathrer
Taile
Mount St. Bernard
Aolt
Mount Denis
Ferriere
Novallaite
Suza
Mount Genévié
Bernadotte
Embran
Italy
Joubert
France
Executive Directory Lists Departments and Cantons
Executive Directory details the departments and cantons under the law for the West of the Republic. It lists Laferte Kinchebray Linlay in Orne, Langonnet Dubry Paulscorff Ploermel Guemencé Faouet in Morbibance, Gouray Rostreden Iamballe erdignites in Cére-Dunard, Legré Chateauneuf Montfaugen Meignanna in Maine and Loire, and Courtonne-la-Vile Vire in Calvados.
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Laferte
Kinchebray
Linlay
Orne
Langonnet
Dubry
Paulscorff
Ploermel
Guemencé
Faouet
Morbibance
Gouray
Rostreden
Iamballe
Erdignites
Cére-Dunard
Legré
Chateauneuf
Beouisr Verneuil Evreux and related French department lists
The text lists groups and places in several departments such as Boreon La Niauche Sarthe Mayenne Deux Sievres and Loire regions. It mentions Beouisr Ve rneuil Arpanche Mortain Gourgains Bazogy Parigné Birée Clarent Gonfier Harp Tav ron Laffey Chapelle Thireuil Deux Sevres Vile Dieu Loire and Chess. It notes the Executive motive and the Direc tory plan to present the oath law guidance to citizens representatives and ministers report of the Minister of General Pol en.
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Beouisr'Verneuil
Evreux
Boreon
Arpanche
Mortain
la Niauche
Gourgain
Chapelle-Thireuil
Thowards
Deux Sévres
Julien de Vouvanti
Pritt-Anverné
Riane
Veige
Loire
Vile-Dieu
Chess
Polen
Steves
Secarpg
SecGen
Dire Need to Restore Order in the Republic
The Executive Directory urges Representatives to unite with the Legislative and Executive powers to avert impending convulsions. It recalls the near renewal of the Directory and the motives voiced in that crisis, stressing the necessity of concord, reform, and a strengthened, just administration to preserve public order and national honor.
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Council OF Five Hundred
Executive Directory
Republic
Kath
Characer
Citi
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London
Paris
Army OF the Alps
Massace
Five Hundred
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