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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1799

Page

4

Armies Move Across Rhine and Italian Fronts in December

Dispatches report Swiss troops moved toward Italy and Rhine frontier, with cantoned forces along the Rhine and in the interior. Archduke seeks an armistice condition and evacuation of Kebl, while French dispositions hint at possible abandonment of fortifications. Reports from Brussels, Nice, and Lyons detail Russian arrivals, Italian operations, and military unrest as Austrians advance and French garrisons evacuate towns like Coni and Acqui.

Switzerland Ital Guiet Rhine Trent Helvetia Upper Rhine Dees Kebl Brussells Nidda Lahn Cail Torhe Nice Riviera Appenines Menoa Coui Taharo Pietra Degemper Marbut Pans Lak Liguria Opre Prince of Con Bohemia Coni Grenos Acqui Miellis Riviere de Ponant

Brusells July to-day battle lines shift in Belgium

From the Brussels region reports describe multiple corps departing toward the interior of the Republic and Rhine banks while the garrison receives reinforcements from huctaes. Observers note the New Constitution not yet proclaimed in the city and urge broader political participation amid confusion over vote integrity and public registers.

Brussells Dec Pleve Belgium Republic Rhine UK Partie Vital France

Privateer captures and prize takings near the Thames

The Hope a English brig 350 tons laden with coals taken by Cherche Apres privateer of Calais and sent to Ostend. The Ate a English brig with coals taken by la Fantatie privateer of Dunkirk and sent to the same port. The Calypso a Bremen brig 350 tons bound London with cargo seized by Cherche Apres near the Thames and sent to Ostend. The Lytiker from Stockholm with pipes seized. the Huop Prussian brig from Memel with timber also seized. The Catherina Swedish vessel taken by Esperance privateer of Bayonne and sent to Bayonne. Captain names include Minalo Henry Laurent and Jaykwardt.

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Poeript on Revolution Dictates and War Crimes

Fragmentary 18th century style prose reviews political upheaval after a French Revolution, condemning usurpers and praising national suffering. It cites treaties, finances, and regicidal sentiment, with mentions of Austria, Egypt, and Bourbon-era imagery amid turmoil and public duties.

Dublin dispatch on murder, militia, and naval notes

The Dublin Mail reports on a murder case involving a servant of Col gainary and a bank-note robbery tied to a local family during a dinner raid. It notes military augmentation plans, militia enlistment incentives, and troop movements, including additions of coal supplies and garrison orders, with various ship arrivals and colonial postings referenced.

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