Price of Stocks and Continental War News
The Evening Mail reports stock prices at one o'clock with Consols at 62. The Dover express brings Paris papers to the 19th, confirming Holland and Prague dispatches. News from Strasburg and Vienna notes a Russian move to the Rhine and renewed war plans, with hopes of European settlement. British naval vigor resumes in the Atlantic as siege and famine rumors swirl, while tribunate debates and notes from Lord Grenville appear in commentary. A mail from Ireland arrives. Genoa is declared besieged, and royalist subjugation reports from Jersey and Guernsey circulate. A prize of 501 pounds is offered for a Latin elogium of Sir William Jones by Oxford and Cambridge gentlemen.
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Proclamation ends revolt in L Orient amid French pacification
France announces changes in Brittany and Paris in the wake of rebel surrender. General Lefebvre reports arrests of seven rebel chiefs including Frotte Hugon and Verdun, with confessions, seized arms, and a military commission to try them within twenty four hours. A sweeping amnesty offer is issued to noncombatants who lay down arms and declare themselves not Chouans.
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Decree on National Festival and Constitution Proclamation
Paris February 7 decree by the Consuls confirms the constitution vote result to be proclaimed in all communes, and declares a national festival to celebrate the acceptance. It assigns the Interior Minister to enforce the decree in laws bulletin and ministerial report, with Bonaparte signing as First Consul. Head-quarters at Vannes February 15 report Brune states pacification terms for Cotes du Nord Morbihan and Tinisierre ratified. Chouan bands to be dissolved and arms surrendered.
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Campaign preparations and European War Disorder
Paris papers from Strasbourg report General Moreau coordinating Swiss and Rhine operations as right wing units gather near Rheineck and Schaffhausen. Vienna Berlin tensions rise as Suvorov’s plans shift and Russian forces reportedly move to the Rhine amid Prague talks and court intrigues.
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Ship News From Falmouth and Plymouth Ports
The Scaleby Castle Garnower bound for the East Indies with 600 of the 34th regiment on board is put into Falmouth after leaving the convoy. Sailed the Ladychooner with a fleet to the Westward. The Wrong Anna from Dieppe Hamborough with wines detained by the Concord frigate. The Fairy sloop from Lifken and an lgincowrt man of war from the Westward arrive at Deal.
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Marriages noted in Mixbury and Illington church
The report records two marriages from Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire. On Thursday last, the 76th infantry officer Mr Horwodd of Hinton wed Miss Hanwell of fird place, followed by a Saturday morning ceremony on the 22d at Ilflington Church uniting Mr Thomas Barnett of the Minories with Miss Mary Athbey of Ilflington.
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Obituaries and Notices From a Local Observer
Died early Friday of a goat in his age Mr Jowett of Newington Sie ro Shs 56ch On Sunday the a6th init at her hotel Cumberland street after illness of m4 days Lady Hannay widow of the late Siz sae Mannay Bart was a Sunday Lit at Charlton near Malmesbury seat of the ard Suffolk the Hon Miss Howard only daughter of his chip ee CRE Ae On Fithay taft at Bath Captain Charles Locke of his Majesty ship Inspector no one On Saturday Mr Richard Hollice Upper City Marthal
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Printer Advertisement Notice in London
London printers J. Walter and J. Walter Jr publish at Bracknr Tars and Bonsor Salisbury Square. The office in Pitt fara handles paper notices to be sent to printers.
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