French Ministers Press for Prompt Reply on Negotiations
From the Paris papers the French Republic ministers demand a precise and categorical Empire Deputation answer regarding outstanding points in the German Empire negotiations. They emphasize urgency to prevent danger from inactivity and warn the Deputation that results will be their responsibility.
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Rastadt
Ave
German Empire
Bonner
Jean Deary
Roserjor
Geneva
Messina
Buonafarte
Sicily
Cape Corfe
Nelson
Alexandra Oi
Candia
Franckfort
Constantinople
Smith
Ngrson
Mediterranean
Rafaet
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
Helvetic Republic
Letter of the Captain of the Troya Frigate to the King
A Stockholm report dated August 7 transcribes a July voyage from Marstrand by the Troya frigate in company with a convoy. Off North Foreland an English squadron demanded a boat and order to carry vessels to an English port. The captain refused to surrender merchantmen, prepared to defend the convoy, and then withdrew to Margate after signaling to the English commander. The Troya and crew remain in good order.
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Stockholm
Troya
Sweden
Marstrand
Ott Bogrd
Wessel
North
Lawlords
Portugal
Mediterranean
England
Jtaly
Bnshiin’ Admiralty
Tme
Ito
Eben
Margate
London
Debating Changes to Casalpine Constitution Discussed
A public council debate on proposed constitutional changes featured Crochox opposing disclosure of secrets and urging a Secret Committee. The assembly moved to Bonaparte's motion after the discussion ended.
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Crochox
Bonaparte
Despatches on Killala Raid Promote Loyal Patriotism
London reports from Dublin detail dispatches confirming French forces landed at Killala were not yet marching inland and that Major General Hurrinson prepares action with King’s troops. Cornwallis moves from Dublin to direct operations, while British naval forces threaten retreating French frigates. Loyalists rally, insurgents face growing isolation as authorities push for decisive victory.
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Whitehall
Dublin
Castis
Haremmson
Castlebar
Killaia
Livevar
C. i
France
Kalala
Hurcuinson
Caffiebar
Mayo
Killala
Léiga
Reftommen
Leitrim
Galway
Lard Cornwallis
Fuire
Humacat
Killala Bay
Bay
Sligo
Diaka
Louell-Swilly
Thequadron
Kinesmitz
Cork
Windsor camp sham fight and prisoner exchange news
Morning at Windsor Camp Tower Hill spectacle witnessed by the King and Royal Family. Cannon and flags from Malta to the Tower and plans to hang them in St Pauls Cathedral. Prisoner exchange between Britain and France to follow. Captured privateers reported near New England. French privateer Croyable condemned by the United States disputed as incroyable.
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Windsor
Towerhill
Swinley
King
Roya
Duke of
Coots
Major Encrawp
England
Diana
Davis
Cowes
Batton
New England
United States
Report on French fleet defeat near Canadia disputed by Windia
Florence Ava notes a circulating report claiming a French fleet defeat by the English near Canadia. English partisans push the credit, but Mr Windia has publicly contradicted the claim as official.
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Florence
Ava
Canadia
England
Windia
French landing at Alexandria sparks tension with France
From Constantinople dated July 23, our correspondent confirms a French landing at Alexandria on July 8 after stiff resistance. Reports say war declarations against France are forthcoming. Mr Spencer-Smetuh named June 76 as Minister Plenipotentiary to the Ottoman Porte, underlining Franco British harmony.
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Constaxtinorce
Cyprus
Porte
Alexandria
France
Spencer-Smetuh
Ottoman Porte
Lisbon convoy delayed as troops sail for Ireland
Ship news from Portsmouth and towns along the coast reports government orders to postpone departing the Lisbon convoy. Saturn and Diadem men of war sail from St Helen's to Plymouth, while armée flutes prepare to carry troops for Ireland. Regiments including the Lancashire are to accompany. telegraph orders halt the East India fleet at the Motherbank.
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Portsmouth
Lisbon
St. Helen’s
Plymouth
Armée
Ireland
India
Bradley’s
Southampton
Winchester
South Devon
Dorsetshire
Lancahire
Cowes
Motherbank
Loss of His Majesty's Frigate L digh in the Med
Report from the last French Journals details the fiery destruction of the 38 gun frigate L digh under Captain Tyuier near the Isle of Plaines during its voyage to join Admiral Naeson. The crew allegedly evacuated to Tunis while the vessel was burnt by order to prevent capture. The piece notes Buonaparte rumors and a general court martial at Colchester for Captain Craven of the Royal Independent Invalids.
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L’ Digh
Tyuier
Isle of Plaines
Mediterranean
Naeson
Tunis
Nouvelles de Paris
Buonaraatte
Alexandria
Ecurr
Buonaparte
Mouvelles de Paris
Buonavanté
Egypt
Kemace
Weymouth
Dxpres
Desire
Colchester
Duke of York
Craven
Fights Among Dragoons at Windsor Camp and Local Accidents
A Morning Paper reports a misunderstanding between NCOs of the 15th Light Dragoon regiments at Windsor Camp, leading to a skirmish during the Review at Walton Common with both sides severely wounded. It notes the death of Counsellor Barrow of Lancaster after an accidental drowning near King Garth, witnessed by a local schoolmaster. Also mentioned are a Windsor baptism of three children, a new lighthouse at Workington Harbour, canal costs, a French-Catholic art censure, and a soap-boiler's death from boiling lees.
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Light Dragoons
Windsor
Walton Common
Barrow
Lancaster
Newcastle
Earl of Lonsdale
King Garth
Carlisle
Old Eden
SummerrFigto
Majendie
Queen’s Lodge
Workington Harbour
Kennet and Avon
Benjamin Hale
Goswell-street
Hedgon
Obituary notices and Albany Factory names in Oxfordshire and London
Brief obituary fragment list mentions Mrs Avery of Clapham Mrs Wells wife of Joseph Wells of Clapham Common Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson at Charlton Rev John Hewit late of St John’s Cambridge and other minor notices. includes faded financial listings and stock figures for 1778 era.
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Bartbery
Oxfordshire
Edward Fafeie
Albany
Hudsn’s Bay
Avery
Clapham
Wells
Josephs. Wells
Clapham Common
Charlton
Thomas Spencer Wilson
Lady Arden
Tae Feltham
Middleux
John Hewit
St John's College, Cambridge
Lonpots: Printing House Advertisement Publication
Announcement from J Bonsor Smithbury regarding office contact in Plackfriars for communications to the printers. Scribbled note references Lonpots printing terms and Jun. Walter printing.
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Lonpots
Printepay-Jj. Walter
Ann
Water
Jun
Squage
Ratare
J. Bonsor Sihitbury
Plackfriars
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Postscript
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Duke of Portranp
Caxrvnfer
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Dunyin
Hu Tchinson
Caflebar
Kllala
Secretary of State
House of Commons
The
Union
Brest
Lough Swilly
Donegal
Ealing
Paris
Lachese
Seocrevary
Naples
Narpzes
Syracus
Argento
Nevson
Buonafarts
Francefort
Toulon
Ship News
Poole
Aug
Lymington
Deal
Lethbridge
WindEk
Wind N. E
Racoos
Mary
Carmarthen
Goodwood
PRI- Gee
G Bank L. Sn
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