Terrorist Conspiracy Suppressed in Batavian Republic
The House informs that conspirators have attempted to overturn the Batavian Republic since a new order began. They calumniated the government, accused the Directory and Legislature of Anglomania, sought British trade favor, and kept secret emissaries in Paris. Some were arrested at nocturnal meetings. the House will decide their trial by the Tri et of former Holland and Zeeland provinces. the plan aimed for the 22d.
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Anglemany
Paris
Batavian Republic
Messate
Holland
Zeland
Jameson
Ireland
Cavan
Dublin
Dunbhoughlin
Arrest of Napper Tandy and Irish rebels at Hamburg
Nov 77 dispatch reports Napper Tandy and fellow Irishmen J M Morris George Peters and Balthaser Blackwell arrested at the American Arms inn in Hamburg by Sir James Crumford’s police after a failed attempt to flee by Norway. French pressure prompts secret senate deliberations on their fate while two prisoners are ironed released.
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Hamburgh
J. Napper Tandy
J. M. Morris
George Peters
Balthaser Blackwell
Zémy
Ireland
Norway
North Sea
France
America
James Craw- Ford
Janxs
Mapper Tandy
Truik
Pafport
Tandy
J. Cunwrorp
Macnacon
Senate
Nappér ‘Landy
Janes Canwroro
James Cranwrorn
Jandy
LeMarray
Irons
Zandy
Blackwell
Morris
Peters
Paris and Neapolitan War News From Dublin to Lisbon
The report surveys French, Neapolitan, and British interests across Europe. It notes naval actions around Alexandria, Cork and Minorca rumors, mutinies in the Batavian Republic, Swiss conscription laws, and Franco Austrian diplomacy. It mentions Neapolitan troops near Rome, Helvetic directions, and merchant shipping risks amid global unrest.
French Egypt Expedition Report From Aleppo
An October dispatch notes a Turkish fleet near Alexandria and Buonaparte sending 10 000 troops toward the Nile with 6000 to Suez. French troops attempting to cross the Nile were attacked by Arabs who sank boats, causing about 5000 French deaths. A French prisoner Mr Matty reports the army is very sickly and disappointed in Egypt. The Russian fleet reportedly encountered 25 French transports and captured 40.
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Aleppo
Alexandria
Buonaparte
Suex
Nile
M. Mattty
Ares
Egypt
Shipping News Briefs From Atlantic Freight Routes
The Juco Maas from Himbri to New York was captured by the French, retaken by the Lord Dunmore and carried into Guernsey. The Joan of Poole from Newfoundland was seized by the French, retaken by Lord Rawke privateer and brought into Plymouth. The Dispatch Barry from Dublin to Philadelphia was beached off the Jersey shore with most cargo saved. The Nancy Major from Liverpool to Leghorn was taken and carried into Algeciras. The Jane Preddis from Dartmouth to Newfoundland was captured October 29 in lat 47 long 30 by Hewson privateer of 18 guns and carried into Bilboa. The Delight Wilton from Virginia to London was lost near Cape Cod. The Success Day from Yarmouth to Milton stranded on South Ham, Yarmouth. Elizabeth College from Bristol to Guernsey foundered at sea.
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Himbri
New York
Lord Dunmore
Guernsey
Joan
Poole
Newfoundland
Lord Rawke
Plymouth
Barry
Dubl'n
Philadelphia
Jersey Shore
Nancy
Liverpool
Leghorn
Algeziras
Jane
Dartmouth
Bilboa
Wilton
Virginia
London
Ape Cod
Yarmouth
Milton
South Ham
Soe
Elizabeth, College
Bristol
Naval moves and theatre openings in early alerts and incidents
Lord Kerry sails to Cadiz command with St Vincent in view while The Phenix captures five Spanish vessels off St Sebastian. The Fury takes a French coaster laden with brandy and wine. Baron Bexper dies at Prague. The King's Theatre opens with Medonte and a Ballet. Covent Garden stages Laugh When You Can. Drury Lane reports Mr. Bices near death. A carriage mishap near Carlton House prompts royal aid. Brighton fears invasion prompts barracks, patrols, and saddle counts. Orders tighten to defend Arundel and Haslemere with retreat plans and stock clearing. Recorder reports inmates William Herwlings and Farah-Oliver awaiting execution.
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Lord Kerry
Foudroyant
Plymouth
Cadiz
Lord St. Vincent
Phenix
Jersey
St. Sebastian’s
Brest
Baron Bexper
Luxembourgh
Prague
King’s Theatre
Haymarket
Medonte
Ariadne
Bacchus
Covent Garden
Bices
Drury Lane
Countess of Caotmonpetey
Pall Mall
Whitehall
Carlton House
Dacre
Hampshire Cavalry
Picquet
Coartes Gaey
Wayre
Worthing
Sussex
Arundel
Haslemere
Farnham
Newgate
William Herwlings
Farah-Oliver
Marriages and Obituary Notices From An 18th Century Column
Married entries record the union of William Layman to Miss Perry of Blackwall and William Noble to Miss Akerman of Hampton Court. A third marriage notes Randle Wilbraham’s betrothal to Miss Rud, niece to the Master of the Rolls. Died notices mention Francis Julabert of Stanlake Berkshire and Mrs Ciatlidge of Fulham aged 83.
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William Layman
Cornwallis
Perry
John Perry
Blackwall
Hampton
William Noble
Pallmall
Akerman
Hampton Court
Durham
Randle Wilbraham
Richard Wilbraham Bootle
Rud
Mr. Rudd
Master of the Rolls
Ae Or Pe
Francis Julabert
Stanlake
Berkshire
Braybrooke
Fulham
Ciatlcge
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