London Stock Prices and Military News Update
London news notes a decline in stock prices as the day opens and cites dispatches from the 26th to the 19th detailing general movements. Reports of Buonaparte’s siege of Mantua and limited Italian action are discussed along with possible Rhine operations and Austrian dispositions near the Lower Rhine. The French fete de Pont de l’Etaint is mentioned as a notable event with Austrians wary of potential attacks. winter quarters are expected for Austrian forces on the Lower Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panta
Reda
Germly
Rhine
Boukwosv1ine
Hell
Maitof Haining
Bref- Reet
Hoc
Trith
Portugal
du Pont
Lower Rhine
Marseillacie
Freron
Paris
Menzel’s
Ruggitri’s
Italy
Mantua
Kehl
Rumors of Fleet Battle Fade as Admiralty Reports Sailings
Weathered notices describe mail from Biffons and a 21 day packet voyage to Falmouth. Reports claim French and English fleets met at sea, later declared unfounded. Sir John Warren and Jervis dispatches arrive, with movements near Rochfort and off the Spanish coast. Parliament prepares schedules. Spain’s bills and taxation progress amid war talk. Citizens plan processions and Jovial events spark political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Walfingham
Lawrence
Admiralty
Jon Boxtrasge Warren
Rochfort
Jon Warren
Spain
Comac
Columbine
Admiralty Office
Commons
Bertsmouth
Lord Barpror
Lisbon
Ampass
Catherine II
Woronzowthe
TrExner
Lowcunorover
Bath
CuancEeLoik
Minceton
Westminster
Mr. Rere
Timinsters Robson
Conduit-street
Hattovers
John King
European diplomacy and revolutionary unrest described
The piece reviews European power struggles amid the French Directory turmoil. It cites Britain’s Triple Alliance stance, potential shifts by Catherine’s courts, and arrests within the Rhine Army. It notes British and American diplomatic friction, Mantua rumors, and searches for stability as France imposes new fiscal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyhtem
Ig Sip
Great Britain
Europe
Alfo Ip
Ldft
London
Fesius
Tikewifs
Rhine
United States
America
M. Moure
Frances
Mr. Pitkney
BuonvarakTe
Mantzz
Mantua
Wurmser
Moniteur
Napless
Russa
Peter TI
Prince Regiin
Panin
Reguin
Bedforo
Markow
England
Fragmentary notice on naval affairs and armistice talks
The document cites ministerial aims to accelerate the squadron's voyage after fitting out in port and to ensure discipline and supplies. It notes that in the minister's absence the interior minister will handle naval business. It also reports General Cranxz’s arrival in Vienna, discussions with Imperial ministers, and Bonaparte’s relief efforts and Mantua siege developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare
Marine
Minnister
Cranxz
Virenna
Buoxararge
Italy
Ackhoty
Brenta
Buonaparte
Mantua
Amidst European War News and Naval Preparations
Fragmentary dispatches describe Brest letters, naval armament, and a large French expedition. Officers plan port fortifications and diversions as Buonaparte’s army totals about 45,000 men against Austrian forces. Reports note prisoner exchanges, mine explosions near Austrian lines, and clerical orders restricting merchandise from England to limited ports.
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Brest
Braix
Bief
Cormnnarid
Leeland
Portugal
Ling
Fripgess
Italy
Buonavarre
Cremonas Buton
Verona
Alvinzy
Vicenca
Davisovics
Calieno
Buonaparte
Paris
Versailles
Rennes
Hell
Elem
Cliftoinhouse
England
Galais
Dieppe
Mulheim
Briteau
Condéhall
Fragments From Front Describe Night Attacks and Post Changes
A chaotic report details cannonade by day and intensified fighting at night. Austrian forces threaten positions near Kehl and Kinzig while Republicans counterattack, leaving trenches and posts under pressure. Deserters and local efforts hint at large troop movements and a planned fireship to destroy a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehl
Rem
Kinzig
Offenburghs
Ot. Bruck
Cnanyas
Varied British and French ships reported near Dunkirk and Portsmouth
Fragmented report details ships and crews arriving at Dunkirk and Portsmouth, including vessels named The Two Brothers, Pollux, and The Union Sibbothi. Mentions captures by French privateers, retaken ships by Lathia frigate, and movements to Dunkirk, Leith, and Jamaica. Also notes arrivals at Falmouth from Lifton and convoys to Lift.
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Diana
Campbelly
Eaith
Bandon
Alemguth
Bean
Kom Litbon
Bristols
Benanetteom
Lynn
Bunderland
Eakenor
Dunkirk
London
Hambig'y
Manchester
Hickson
Aurora
Melville
Robfor
Fini
Heaton
Jamaicx
Peneviste
Eace-Agd
Ana
Dubie
Revel
Guernsey
Rao
Latona
Portinns Slymouth
DESO
Tie Senne Hoops
Royal Sovereigns Vt
Guteraley
Leith
Hartward
Melpomens
Sir
Hamilton
Nyap
Cooke
Chyde
Cunnisham
Lafty
Pleasants Wilfor
St. Domingo
Public office and worship district crime arrests and trials
Yesterday several individuals were committed to Newgate by magistrates for burglaries in Bunhill, Whitechapel, and Bethnal Green houses including Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Ath. Fosep Smiths faced burglary charges at Mr. W. Palmer’s Lea Bridge home. Greena convicted for interfering with property in Marylebone and Barlow Street. Williams Smith tied to toll fraud and Sanidgs Taylos and a hackney coachman were implicated in crimes including desecration at St Luke's burial ground.
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Te Floud
Brodie
William,Ghiemy
Joes, Waring
Fahn Miltes
Newgate
Homses
Chambers
Bunhill Tows Mirs- Ely
Whitechapel
Ath
Bethnal Green
Fosep Smiths
Rl Browne, Eig and Co
Sanidgs Taylos
Hackney
St. Luke's
James Adersyn Committed for Wimbledon Theft Trial
James Adersyn, chairman, was examined at Union Hall before Bax Fames Roteatson for stealing 39. theep from Wimbledon Common three weeks ago. After a long inquiry, he was committed to the newt Gally to stand trial at the ensuing affres for Surry. On Wednesday he was taken in Gaftle-streets Oxford Market by Rose, Brown, and Longdon, Hatton-Garden officers, for cutting and maiming officers at Queen Square.
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Yetterday
James Adersyn
Union Hall
Bax Fames Roteatson
Theep
Wimbledon Common
Newt Gally
Surry
Gaftle-streets
Oxford
Market - By -Rose
Brown
Longdons
Hatton-Garden
Fredway
Cutting
Queen-S Quare
Irish Lottery Twenty Eighth Day Prizes listed
The notice lists multiple lottery draws and prize amounts for the eighth day including prizes of 2000 and other denominations. It names various draw numbers such as 319 22632 145752 and 1307 and references prizes totaling 39 29 percent in some entries.
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Sok
Thirgsfarstray
Married alliances listed at St Bride's Fleet Street and elsewhere
Marriages recorded from St Bride's Fleet Street and various locales include William Wentworth Deschamps of London to Frances Ann Railton of New Pad din Dee and other unions such as George Dewdney Frig to Miss Jameson, and Gwynne to Ann Smythies. The notices name multiple locales and families across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
St. Bride's
Fleet-freet
William. Wentworth Deschamps
Bughlerury
London
Frances'Ann Railton
Joseph' Railton
George Dewdney
Miss Jameson
Wiliam Jameson
Clapham
Horsham
Sulf&x
Aneile
Gwynne
Glanbran Park
Carmarthen
Ann Smythies
Frank Smythes
Cotchester
Obituary Notices: Notton Street and Portland Place Losses
An 18th century notice page records several deaths and memorials including Mrs Jane Riddel Cody of Notton Street and Edmund Kilbee of Sackville Street Dublin. It notes Lieutenant Phomis Edgar of M Regiment, a Major’s son, and mentions a House Porter of Spreker and Hof of Dominions aboard Kepper's Bark. The fragmentary text lists multiple bereavements and funerary references across residences and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phomis, Edgar
Thomas Edgar
Charlotte-street
Portland-placey
John
Wade
Ely
Dhe
Icldearshal Wadew
oPie
Notton-street
Jane Riddel Cody
Robert Sadkir Moody
William Kilbeé
Sackville-firgety
Dublin
Spreker & ‘the Hof
Dominions
Sig
Island of
Jacqjor
Kepper
Pateras te Walter Square Bagteretans
A fragmentary item from a historical page mentions Pateras te and Walter in a context labeled Square Bagteretans with unclear surrounding details and names. The readable text provides no clear event, date, location, or outcome to confirm a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
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St. Antoine
Goita
Haying
Favorite
Falmout
Epward Psunew
Cruidé
Sea Horsé
Lifton
Jane Packet
Per & A
Pec L. Ann
Jane
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