News from Dover on French envoy and Bonaparte era peace hints
London reports detail a Paris dispatch carried to Dover by a national courier. The missives from Bonaparte era seek peace terms, with commentary on Prussia, Berlin, and Potsdam. The piece cites Duroc, Le Brun, and Le Baur, plus court intrigues, neutrality, and prospective alliances, ending with military discipline notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
st-Dover
Frantes
Berlin
Silesia
Majnty
Duroc
Potsdam
Iris Majesty
AloHendorf
Durec
le Baur
France
le Brun
Holland
Great Brtain
Duumourier
An Atrest
Rue Vinter
Fauxburgh
St. Marceau
England
Lebron
Boxa Pante
Maupsau
Ile
Lie
Lajjo
Rousseau
Constituent Assembly
Bonaparte
Ralth Aber- Exombre
Bonararte
Cownor
Bo Ja Parte
Mrr. Foreman
49Th Regiment
Ryan Duffy
Comparative Statement of Public Expences Amid Constitutional Change
The minister of finance reports that the total expenses incurred under the late constitution amount to 11,600,460 livres, exceeding present costs by 6,710,324 livres. The figures compare late and current government expenditures, highlighting the financial impact of constitutional transition.
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France
Frigate Prose Lyte Arrives and Port Fleet Sails
Ship news from Portsmouth reports the frigate Prose lyte under Capt Fowker arrived on Friday. The port lists 3 Third Rates, 7 Gun Vessels, 4 Fourth Rates, 4 Etvipagal Ships, 13 Frigates, 4 Fire Ships, and 2 20 Gun sloops among commissions. Niger and Bacanfuntanock sail for Guernsey with Ruffian troops. Hindostan and Cormorant towed to the Mediterranean with a convoy of traders. Arrivals include a Downs fleet of colliers and outward-bound East India ships. A German Gazette details coalition plans for Europe. large Russian and Austrian armies maneuver in France, Switzerland, and Luxembourg theaters. A letter to the Emperor from ships of the season is prepared. Pennsylvania Governor race results favor Mackean by a large Democratic margin.
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Portsmouth
Guernsey
Mediterranean
Downs
Motherbank
Perseverance
Minchelsea
Obligator
Heroine
Manden Peden Janson
Barcelona
Gernan
Italy
France
Provence
Dauphiny
Szworos
Switzerland
Higher
Rhine
Auviltian
Mentzy
Ehrenbreitsreia
Archduke Catarnes
Luxembourg
Meuse
Madame Bonaparte
Emrenor
Pennsylvania
Mackean
Privy Council Meeting in Castle Discusses Irish Elections
The Privy Council convened at the Castle on Tuesday as business was transacted. It notes expected arrival of the Earl of Coan around the 6th next month and mentions warrants to elect Burgesses for Hillsborough and Wicklow. The report cites rising land prices amid possible Union, and details a proclamation on the John Ditton outrages with a 2001 reward, plus local crimes including a murder in Dawson Street and a poisonings in Armagh.
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Tuekday
Conn Wa Leshen
Earl of Coan
Ireland
Hillsorough
Montcomery
Wicklow
Belfast
London
Dublin
Eland
Joan Ditton
Jobuttown
Rof
Common
John Feneran
Stephere Glin
Patrick Kelly
Lima
Anthony Murphy
Gorey
Armagh
Jaskpa Havy and Co
Clonmeate
Northern Mail
Dawsonstreet
Dublin Journal
Conolly
Jleuven
Peedry
Durli
Charity Letters From The Bishop Of Sterlingporr 1749
A Pastoral Letter appeals to nobility gentry and clergy through the Hereford Journal to support distressed neighbors with cheerful giving. It cites Christ and scripture, urging charity during the season and recalling historical calls to aid the poor.
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Ligeerorp
Hereford
Wr. Walker
Jesus Cyris
Dayin
Female Fashion Notes From January Wardrobe Trends
A reader summary of January fashion items highlights white muflin dresses and satin turbans, with Arabian sleeves in muflin lace and coquelicot velvet corsets trimmed with chenille. Black velvet bonnets, spangled velvet turbans with gold trimming, and Pallas bonnets feature. General colors emphasize pinks, rose, scarlet, coquelicot, with gold and plume ornaments common. Velvet textures and black velvets remain prevalent in capes, dresses, and trims.
Highway Robberies At Cheltenham Court
In public office on Bow Street, Richard Feerguson alias Jallopping Dick and others faced trial for highway robberies. Witnesses described a pistol threat on the King's Road, with Franklin seen as the likely robber. Several defendants were remanded or committed for trial, including Thomas Wallis and Thomas Allard, while Clifford and his wife were bound over to prosecute. Elizabeth Lovell, a fortune teller, was committed for stealing silver teaspoons from Mr Weldon of Oxford Street.
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Yetterdy
Richard Feerguson
Jallopping Dick
John~ Franklin
Thomas
John
Hitmarths- Wis
King's Road
Chelsta
Franklin
Franklin Was the Robber. Mr. Ivhitmarsh
Juki Partridge
Newgate
Thomas Wallis
Hiorseback
Pimlico
Hnl
County Sessions
Thomas Allard
James Clifford
Ann
Ordi
Esate Petere
Feltham
Fieltham-hill
Fred
Allard
Happy
Tug
Clifford Trid
Trup
Clifford
Clitford
Ford
Giptiy
Weldon
Oxford-street
Capt Murray and Danvers appointed to command naval vessels
Capt Murray receives command of the Naiad trigate in the main of Capt Pierre Point. Capt Kr Danvers is named to command the Active trigate. A large quantity of silver is permitted for shipment to various departments in the East Indies by ships of the station. The Bombay Canton trade has grown in two years, with increased tonnage. The Quartermaster of the 14th Regiment was recently stopped by a highwayman. two of his companions were wounded and a prisoner was taken. Magisters sentence two wagoners for travel offences.
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Murray
Pierre Point
KR. Danvers
Bombay
Canton
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Dover
Paris
Lord Gwen Ville
Boxavante
St. Cloud
Lucien
Council of Five Hundred
His Majesty'ss
Council of Elders
Senate
Council of State
Ffairs
Ship News
Sheerness
Proselyte
Fowker
Treland
Sterfporr
Iris
Uffand
Public Office
Bow Street
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