Bavarian Troops and Austrian Movements Amid War News
Reports describe Bavarian army detachments abandoning artillery while many are wounded as General Duray with his son retreats to Munich. Austrian forces fall back to Mubidorff with an expected attack near Altonting. Profin signs a convention with Molland to use him abroad, while press restrictions ease in Russia per Paul I. Milan dispatch notes two Austrian officers convicted of acting as spies.
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Duray
Waseohyeye
Munich
Decaen
Lorpelaltu
Mubidorff
Morecy
Altonting
Berlin
Russia
Paul the First
Prices of Stocks and War News From Europe Report
The Evening Mail Postscript notes stock prices at one o'clock and reports mixed military news from Europe. It covers French movements under Moreau and Augereau, Austro‑Prussian defenses, and British naval preparations, with cargoes, cattle disease measures, court cases, and public charitable contributions cited.
Privateers and fleet actions disrupt Atlantic trade
Reports from Plymouth and ports detail multiple captures and recaptures at sea. The Sybil and Vine among ships retaken or seized by privateers and Portuguese or Spanish forces, with several vessels carried into Dartmouth Mount's Bay Flamborough Head and Falmouth. Cargoes include timber ore cheese and oil, while other ships report prize seizures and ransoms. Inland notices cover grain imports, a fatal assault, and a stray recovered body.
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Sybil
Chepstow
Portsmouth
Guernsey
Dartmouth
Truro
Caroline
Scott
Peggy
Harwood
New‘foundland
Opotts
Vidna
Cee Ee
Paine
Waterford
Speedwell
Falmouth
Benighetén
Frariguitt
Fon Norkipping
London
Ison
Coat of Gelands
Plymouth
Minerva
Wu. Birt Tirson
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Hope of Falmouth
Sryanr
Coldstrean Regiment
Amelia
Thames
Prashan Galliot Vrow Elizabeth
Rodfeff Akermann
Embden
Morlaix
Spitfire
Defiance
Penzance
John Hosking
Malta
Mediterranean
Jarlequin
America
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Martinique
Eayl Gower
Cork
Cowes
Majehere
Corunna
Plata
Sirius
Vileganta
Bourdeaux
Brett
Canada
Downs
Deal
Ganneé
Namble
Andrews
Geneva
His Majesty
Plenipotentiaries in Paris Arrive as Congress Nears
The Russian General SpreN Grotten and his father reach Paris on the 16th. An official hotel is prepared for their reception with great attention at every stage. The Mopiteur denies reports about the Marquis DE Gato and Neapolitan minister at Luneville and refutes claims of French troops marching toward Rome.
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Paris
Sth
Inft
Germany
Drukidogf
Mopeau
Bretter
Strasburgh
Moread
Sith
Muhldorf
Tuppettai
Lecourse
Wwere
Holzkirchen
Rosenheim
Inn
Cotavup
Morbourg
Freyfingen
Prince of
Tisht'apa
Hockstetr “Genet Semesciey
Bo‘hemi
Bauf
Terrtory
Nuremberg
Macponanp
Has
Kngadine
Moxican
Rhine
Foralberg
Gri Sut
Moti ¥On
Monfan
Italy
Aufitians
Luneville
Congress
Prufsia
Privy Council
West Prusia
Brandenburgh
Holland
Janes CuavEunn
Hawburgh
Roger Curtis
East Indies
Cape of Good Hope
Raixter
Board of Admiralty
Fea
Calais
Danube
Listas
Epwagd Peleew
Sheerness
Yarmouth
Royal
Prince Avcustus
Portmouth
Lisbon
Wicklow
Nancy
London
Vienna
Macny
Rome
Congregation of Cardinals
Spren Grotten
Gro
Mail from Bremerleke Delivers No Hamburgh Letters
This morning a mail from Bremerleke carried no letters from Hamburgh as the packet was sent with dispatches for government. The Bremerleke post office agent said every effort was made to forward Hamburgh letters but they did not arrive in time.
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Bremerleke
Hamburgh
Reduction of five shillings on wee at the Cori Exchange
This morning a price reduction occurred at the Cori Exchange with five shillings shaved from the value of wee. Traders noted the move as a cautious adjustment in market pricing.
Danish Provocation Sparked British Sea Retaliation
Halifax dispatches recount a Danish brig attack on the British Eagle after a Danish frigate caused casualties and captured crew. Captain Cam eRown notes the Danish officers prevented direct contact with the Eagle’s crew, who were later confined at St Thomas's fort. The piece condemns Danish actions as barbarous and urges swift British retaliation.
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Sifers
Camerox
St. Thomas’s
A. Danie
Nutson
Cammgnton
Eagle
North Sea
Mediterranean
Denmark
Theatre review of Covent Garden Othello performance
The critique discusses a Covent Garden production of Othello, noting the actor’s weaknesses in delivering the role. It praises or critiques vocal and stage choices, with emphasis on the actor’s inability to rise above mediocrity and the overall impact on English drama.
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Rae
Lefson
Learging
Fiapelét
Lottery ticket shares sold in Trith State draw
Fragmentary report notes the last drawn ticket in the Trith State Lottery dated December 19 1800. Shares sold included one fourth two eighths and eight sixteenths by Mellis Hornsby and Co. The fragment lacks full context or confirmation of outcomes.
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Conhhill
Mellis, Hornsby and Co
Married at St Olave's and St Andrew's Holborn
On Saturday at St Olave's and at St Andrew's Church Holborn a double wedding was conducted by Rev. Dr Hamilton and Rev Mr Watking. John S perby of Watling Street married Miss Wyllie of the Old At St. Andrew's Church. John James Morgan of St James Square Bristol married Miss Mary Ann Brent of Kirby Street London with details from the brides and grooms' families.
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St. Olave’s
Hamilton
John S«perby
Watling-street
Miss Wyllie
St. Andrew's Church
Holborn
Watking
John James Morgan
St. James*s Square
Bristol
Mils Mary Ann. Brent
Brent
Kirby-street
London
Death notices and market prices from an 18th century page
Notices record the deaths of Ian Bromley in Middlesex and Mrs Hester Blackall with brief dates, plus the Countess of Bristol at Ickworth Park near Bury St Edmunds. The fragment also lists several exchange rates and stock figures including Per Cent and Omnium prem, with various continental ports and bonds.
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Ian Bromley
Middlesex
Hester Blackall
Manfioh-row
Frederick Lididet
The
Marines
Mioriting
Ickworth “Park
Bury “St. Edmunds
Countess of Bristol
Chauchard's Maps of Germany Italy and More
Readers learn of Chauchard's maps with subscriptions, prices, and extended sheets. The notice notes Royal Family patronage, high demand, and re opens subscriptions through year end. Non subscribers face higher prices in 1801, with copies reserved for current claimants.
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Chauchard
Germany
Italy
Stockdale
Piccadilly
Fragmented OCR notice on goods orders and delivery terms
The unreadable lines discuss carriers, timely notice, and delivery instructions. It mentions sugar pricing per pound, flour, and other goods, with references to rates and delivery terms. Names and connections appear garbled, but the fragment implies a merchant or carrier notice about shipments and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzar
Berteriorts
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Milan
Collin
Evening Mail
Postscript
Guildhall
W. Herve
Sir R. Carr
Messrs. Oakley
Shackleton
W. Wood
Bridewell
Engand
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Tirling
Sheffield
Shrewsbury
Chester
York
Bath
Norwich
Cambridge
Newgate
Dublin
Eagle-court
Whie-bart-yard
Drury-lane
Britol
Ship News
Sagowacn
Cathcann
Chace
Alfreton-market
Hyde Park
Bydié
United Kingdoms
Great Britain
Ireland
Freland
Timie
Chauchary
England
Wales
Scotland
Fabian Onlire
Willy Oh
Piccadily
Halifax
Covent.garden
James
Naples
Genoa
Oporta
Leghorn
Venice
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