French Armistice Doubts and Irish Trade Debates
A late afternoon bulletin notes conflicting reports on a French Armistice and Royalist insurgent activity, while Ireland Trade discussions continue with Mr. Pitt on bank note exchanges. Packets from Yarmouth to Cuxhaven face delays due to contrary winds. the government maintains noninterference in private grain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Rible of Ireland
Bank of Enclapd
Gepiveat Pott
Fraley Packet
Yannouth
Lunburgh
Cuxhaven
Yarmouth
England
Chouan Forces In Brittany and Normandy Detailed in Paris Report
A Paris report describes Chouan divisions across Brittany, Normandy, and western France, led by commanders such as Dutichart, Sufaint, and Bourmont. Moveable columns, coordinated attacks, and supply operations from Nantes to the Vilaine are outlined, with actions near Angers, Mans, St. Brieux, and Vannes cited as proof of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loire
EDEY
Lower Pelton
Brittany
Mairie
Lower
Normandy
MM. Dutichartp
M.sufaint
Anjou
M. Ae. Scepetix
M. de. Bourmpétit
M. de Frotte
Feytas- Jeveral
Agerg
Nantz
Bruier
Paitéu
Paris
Marche
Collec
M. D.chatillon
Naniz
Scepeanr
Angers
Bourmont
Mans
Quiberen
George
Vaanex
Sea
Vannes
Houat
Vilaine
Rieaen
Bagh
Department
Brest
Prince William of Gloucester visits Cambridge
Prince William of Gloucester arrives in Cambridge on a visit, is received by West Suffolk under arms, attends services, holds a levee, and meets college principals. He returns to London after being granted Cambridge freedom with an address. The season’s sports are halted by the weather. Bakers convicted for short weight during Queen Square convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Duc
Prince of Wales
Sutton
Guxhaven
Copter
England
Yartowth
SuTrox
Pror
Bavaria
Repapen
le Uren
Sifyes
Rocer Ducos
Tribupate
Senate
Lrft
Veyd’s
Great Britain
France
Eambden
Canterbury
Barham Downs
Prince Wiitiam
Gloucester
Cambridge
Maysip
West Suffolk
Negra
Hea Wicre
Wimpale
Condon
Camberdie
Queen-square
Westminster
Geefin
Charles Street
Wedminster
Proclamation and Trials Amid Ireland Union Debate
The article reports on a proclamation regarding parliamentary matters for Belturbet and County Kunt, a General Coast Martial to convene in Limerick for a court martial trial of Glengary Fencibles, and a Dublin Loyalist stance on Union. It notes attempted measures to lower exchange, with guineas flowing abroad, and several crime reports including bank post robbery, town robberies, and executions following martial court judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxmons
Belturbet
Gavan
Uxrox
Ireland
Khetirtt
Dublin
Remosers
Moeth
Louth
Antrim
Cork
Kerry
Galway
Hagisth Herenants
James Prim
Fain
Rocheltown
Paffe-road
Abington
Limerick
Monattereven
Castledermot Yeouanty
Doyle
Sauspens
Wicklow
Kijcullen
Dun Das
Dayer
Anyoney
Dornan
Gore
Malone
Naval and court notices from Liverpool to Manchester
The record lists ships with guns ordered for foreign service including The Treaty and The Hornet, and The Hector assigned to convoy armed transports to the Mediterranean. It mentions a prisoner transport from Liverpool to Morlaix, a woolcomber jailed for attempts to quit work, multiple drunks convicted at Manchester’s Baylie, fines at MeffingCast1z and Co, a man scalded to death, and a Coroner’s inquiry into a murder in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Mediterranean
St Charles
Rhenix
Golden Grove
J. Smith
Nottinngham
New Baylie
Manchester
Ship News From The Baltic And English Ports
The latest shipping bulletin reports captures and arrivals including brig activity, armed ships, and passenger craft. Vessels from Riga and Prussia reach harbours while weather shifts impact sailing routes toward Plymouth and Portsmouth. Grain cargoes from Dantzic and Pillau arrive, and numerous ships prepare for westward movement as gales ease.
Fracas at the King'sland road and thefts noted in town
A post-chaise incident near the Basing-house houses insult by two drivers led to a soldier delivering a severe drubbing and forcing an apology. Reports mention stolen Arabian horse near Dorchester and a Bank of England note for 2001. Also a Sutton Coldfield magistrate ordered removal of a presumed dead man to the workhouse, later revived, amid a rag and paper price crisis and rag-saving suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland-road
Gedleman
Dorchester
Fin¢E
Almos
Joan Angy
AyHham
Bank of
Sutton Coldfield
Humane Society
Muk
Fragmented obituary notices with garbled names and places
A damaged passage lists multiple deaths and personal notices with corrupted names and locations such as Bond-court Walbrook Gower-street Bedale Yorkshire and several unclear dates. It reads like a sequence of obituaries and senior notices with scattered references to individuals, positions, and places, but lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Qungett
Lewis
Bond-court
Walbrook
Loampitt-hil
Kent
Robert Nicks
Bie
Gower-street
Majorisjori
Symons
Eady Aberie
Adéniral
Bedale
Yorkshire
Kate Refelte
Weilheftiry
Mary ‘Henthaw
Pee
Rincea
Exaly
Local Notices Fragment From Bettis Office Districts
Fragmentary OCR reads Bettis office district references with names such as Walter and Jo Couaretty amid scattered terms. The readable bits suggest a governmental or communal notice about local appointments or postings, but concrete actions, dates, or clear entities remain unclear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Fantet
Puplin
Sten
Claivin
Annibevana
iNonar
Babich
II ‘Dee
Lency
Yship News
Fai
Maenies
Ballatt
Salig
Prag Kant
Dalangyy
Rem Ce
Gig Bortom
Wegr
Zhomas
Alice
Dat
Jane
Nazus
Riga
Barbie
Lfs
Plymouth
Dee
Clyde
Portsmouth
Bite
Segible
Guernsey
Heey
Esstthy
Glasgow
Grangchagemouth
Dantzic and
Pillau
Saturna
Iliianiee
Loxpon
Phingrd
Walter
Printine-Hmou Be-Shchcey Arans
Fred
Ith Oficesin
Bettis
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