Royal Archduke and Alexandrina wed in Cracow ceremony
A London Gazette notice reports the marriage of Archduke Joseph Palatine of Hungary to Her Imperial Highness Alexandrina. The Greek rite was followed by an Archbishop of Cracow ceremony and a grand Court ball with illuminations. The list of attendees includes tradesmen and merchants from Manchester Liverpool Halifax and Exeter among others.
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Apes Residende
Gatchina
Joseph Palatine
Hungary
Alexandrina
Cracow
Ruffian Arrival at Guernsey Amid Barracks Delays
About 2000 Ruffians have landed at Guernsey yet most are aboard ships as temporary wooden barracks lag. completion is targeted next week. British and Irish troops, including militia, will form about 3500 man garrison with Jersey to contribute a similar force as anticipation builds for imminent remnant reinforcements.
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Jersey
Duplicity Claims Stir Paris Letter to Police Minister
A reader in Paris reproduces Citizen Talley Rand’s letter to the Police Minister arguing for leniency for Jerry, a young man in the Republic’s army in Italy, suggesting he has offended only the writer and urging the offence be forgotten. The item also notes a humorous French political comparison and other dispatches from Dublin, Edinburgh, and Ingattetown about naval movements, a riot incident, and cattle fair prices.
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Talleyrand
Paris
Talleyrandb
Talley Rand
Jorry
Italy
Jerry
Republic
France
Toulguse
Gembrouze
Bayes
Dublin
Cork
West-Indies
Edinburgh
Colleston
Aberdeen
Clements
Ingatettune Fair
Esex
Fragmented French Revolutionary Notes On War and Liberty
The passage recounts personal trials during the Reign of Terror with families torn apart by Robespierre era arrests and imprisonments. It notes civic honors granted to a woman for loyalty, evaluates several political figures, and reports European unrest including Italy and Austria with cries for liberty and deaths in battles.
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Jmereyer
Gabriel
Fhugnes
Teaves
Stevenotte
YO. Bidker
Talat
Espe Frovi
la Vendée
Xavier Ren
Robespierre
Audouin
Navier
Pelagie
Port Libye
Thermidor
Judouin
Tixage Senawit
Jourdeuil
Soulevie
Quirot
Dauberarcvel
Frijoni
Delbrel
Kixe
Senate of
Amburgh
Laéta
Leghornates
Lucca
Beraunio
Brescia
Friends of Liberty
Bologna
Tmi Des Loix
Bonaparte
Italy
Louis
Inflexible Siero to stay inactive awaiting sovereign orders
From Paris papers: Luxorow recounts Field Marshal Suzorow harshly criticizing Austrian generals. He reveals plans abandoned, losses at Zunch, and a retreat into the Grifons with depleted troops. Suzorow refuses further operations without imperial commands, expressing distrust of Austrian conduct and risks to posts at Lindau and Angsburgh.
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Augsburgh
Siero
Italy
Luxorow
Switzzerland
Mount St. Gotthdt
Zunch
Hotze
Korsakof
Switzerland
Petersburgh
Suzorow
Sarpixta
Steorow
Lindau
Lindan
Lech
Angsburgh
Sracorow
Bohemia
Late Revolt in Trance Sty By Mallet du Pan
The analysis traces the late revolutionary unrest in France, detailing the Directory’s fragility, factional conflicts among Jacobins and Moderates, and the rising influence of Sieyès and Bonaparte. It describes governmental missteps, hostages debates, and the looming civil strife as factions vie for control and legitimacy amid a weakened republic.
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Mallet DU Pan
Mic-avennes
Géller and
Moulins
Larres
Pureaux
Council of Five Hundred
Directory
France
Republic
Jacobbins
Grant
Arcis
Berlin
French Republic
Reyes
Council of Elders
Modératus the Five Hundred
Bonaparte
Sieyés
Solon
Egypt
Kensington men brought before magistrate on bread theft
Bucks deposed that two men at short distance robbed them of bread at Ennay Path near Kensington. They described two robbers on horses, accused Buckland and another as the alleged culprits. The prisoners faced trial after defense affirmed they would hardly rob Mr. Buckland whom they knew.
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Tomas
Hicks and Laiel
Stevens
Kensington
Sridi
Filkes
Pht Maiti Iers
Parish Relief Plan in Flytching Seeks Cheaper Food Aid
Lod Sherriecp urges the large parish of Flytching to relieve the poor with fresh meat and staple foods rather than cash, planning to offer potatoes and cheaper rice as substitutes. The parish aims to provide bread, corn, and vegetables while curbing bread adulteration and reporting offender bakers to protect honest merchants.
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Lod Sherriecp
London
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Throgularton-sttver
Thomas Kent
Exeter
Guernsey
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