Princess Delivers A Royal Princess At Carlton House
London reports the Princess of Wales safely delivered a princess at Carlton House after a premature birth. The event was witnessed by the Archbishop Canterbury the Lord Chancellor and the Lord President as well as the Duke of Gloucester. The Prince of Wales is recovering and the news was sent to Windsor.
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Carlton House
Upperwood
Giovucester
Canterbury
Lorp
Changellor
Lorop
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Carlton
Atea
Batx
Ceylon
India
Stok
Meil
Brunswick Packet
Suspension of Arms Report From Paris Gazette
An express from Dover brought Paris Gazette news up to the 3rd instant announcing a suspension of arms. The report emphasizes a potential halt in hostilities and signals a shift in the military situation, with observers awaiting further details and official confirmation.
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Dover
Paris ‘Gazettes
3D ‘Instant
Truce News Across French Austrian Armies Reported
Paris papers differ on truces duration with some citing three months and others one month. A letter from Adjutant General Ca la to Cologne’s Burgomasters dated December 20 announces a suspension of arms between the French Republic and the Emperor, with hostilities to end for now and a definitive peace hoped for. Official notes from REWEELL reinforce the intelligence and counter Britain’s late royal message.
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Paris
Rhine
Burgominsters of
Cologne
Iit Ninofe
Lertvae
Bonn
Caylay Nv
Reweell
Exeut
Dire&ory
Brussells
Nabe
Molle
Marquis Des Caeo
Court of
Spain
Berlin
M. Sanpos
Prussia
Interior
Pantheon
Driefelf
Jourdain
St. Arruge
le - Merlin
Douay
Lebois
Ami Dd Peupie
Chaxumont
Louis XVI
Roche Saveur
Vannes
Rouen
Pates
Contained note on armistice and French aims in Europe
An extracted letter to the Minister at War discusses suspending arms with Austria and outlines Republican aims for a vigorous war and a peace worthy of sacrifices. The missive, signed RewBeLy, urges renewed energy, frontier relief, discipline, and reorganization of the army, while signaling a potential limited pause in hostilities.
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Samabre
Meuse
Rhin
Moselle
France
Furest
Europe
French Army Routed Near Mayence in Decisive Action
From the Paris Papers: French forces under Gen. Hare were defeated, with reports of 209 prisoners and a large loss of materiel. Jourdan allegedly retreated, burning his camp to avoid capture as Austrians advance along the Moselle toward Treves. Wuaremaurs reportedly crossed the Rhine near Coblenz.
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Mayence
Merzaros
Hare Js
Jourvax
Mosellé
Trevés
Wuaremaurs
Coblentz
Mayenge Die Journalan's Sadrmy Report On Front Lines
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mayenge Die and Journan's forces seeking safety behind lines. It mentions advances by Charrrayr and salving Traerbach Bericattel Neu Treves, with reports of advanced posts near La Chabt lentz and French troops holding the Mofelle river bank.
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Mayenge
Sadrmy
Tétteatyan Uy
Telites
Charrrayr
Érie
Mofelle
Fragmentary 18th century note on French and Austrian forces
A damaged OCR fragment references the enemies of the French and those of Austria. It notes past fighting and a tense frontline, with the first campaign described as being contested. The text is incomplete, offering only a fleeting glimpse of a historical military context.
Admiralty Report of Illfated Landing at Negapatnam
In January 1796 Congreve and officers recount naval movements near Negapatnam. The Diomede with a tow struck reefs in Back Bay during a landing attempt. A heavy loss ensued as the ship foundered with mariners and soldiers unable to escape the wreck. Major Agnew and Colonel Stuart led efforts to proceed despite resistance from local authorities.
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Admiralty
Diatchess
Joe Aus
Onek Stuart
Mijesty
Negapatnam
Majzty
Atguit Janchored
Back Bay
Gardies
Heroine
Colombo
Agnew
Ceylon
Hobart
Colon Braithwaite
Sarton Fort
Stuart
Diomede
Surrender Notice at Trincomalee After Fortified Defense
Royal forces issue a surrender demand to the garrison at Fort Ooftenburg near Trincomale. They promise humane treatment and safe passage for women and children if surrender occurs immediately, citing the untenable defense and imminent storming. Officers and sailors are lauded for rapid, disciplined action during the siege.
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Hagery
Mesfrs
Clarke
Dredge
Jennings
Eliott
Percy
Staith
Faien
Ant
M Gibbon
Bercira
Marines
Diomedes
Stuart
Prieis
Madras
Trincomale
Quadron
Opty Gitgtases
Petar Raiwige
Perper Rainier
Beturs
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