Pawnbroker Found Guilty Over Missing Child Property
A pawnshop case revealed the articles left by a child matched items reported stolen. The mother confessed possession of the goods before they were passed to the pawnbroker. The jury swiftly found the prisoner guilty based on the identified property of the prosecutrix.
French Emigrants Ordered to Quit Rastadt amid War Preparations
From the Paris papers: Emigrants told to leave Rastadt as armaments grow in the Texel and Meuse. reports of French officers wounded at Aboukir, naval actions near Ragusa, and the Central Administration pressing communes in arrears to join the war effort. Rebels intensify, Turin forms municipalities, and Ehrenbreitstein siege continues with strategic mobilizations across Piedmont and Paris.
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Rastadt
Texel
Meuse
Sardinia
Pafwan- Ogiou
Danube
Athens
Leghorn
Egypt
Arion
Aboukir
Ragusa
Romania
Ory
Coland
Sorthier
Marseilles
Ehrenbreitstzin
Turin
Piedmont
Marine
Bavé
D Jay
Edmmon Recher
de Vaiffeau
Republic
Mall
Revelliere-Lepeaux
Lagarde
Dyle
Intercepted Letters From Tur Guar on Italian Coalition
A long excerpted dispatch reveals a Turin to Berlin correspondence praising Nelson and urging Piedmont to join anti French coalitions. The letters discuss Repnin, the Triple Alliance, and potential revolts in Lombardy and Piedmont, asserting Italy’s doom for France and urging swift, decisive action to free Italy from revolutionary influence. The text includes commentary on Berlin, Vienna, and Berlin diplomacy, plus plans to leverage Neapolitan forces under General Mace.
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Prince Fignatelli
Chevaeter Prioca
Providence
Aboukir
Europe
Horatio Nelson
Horatio
Berlin
Vienna
Reers
Prince Repnin
Russia
Ottoman Porte
Great Britain
Acton
Frederick
Senna
Naples
Piedmont
Rastadt
Prussia
Neu‘ter
France
Lombardy
Tam
Italy
Interese
NaPi
Thad
Mons
Baron o’Antsweck
Baron o’Aweaveck
Carlsruhe
Mervernic
Repnin
Turin
Amadime
Prince Repwin
St. James's
Geeral Mace
A&s
French Council Deliberates on War Financing and Quieting British Power
Berard laments that victories fail to win peace, urging new revenue as the Direotory predicts post office income around ten million francs will not be met. Bailleul discusses cruiser policy, urging use of blockades and prizes to strengthen the Republic’s navy and deter British commerce.
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Berard
Republic
Sidhe
Thefej Fuahder
Scmmerce
Duguay-Zrauie
Prike
Enghitts Mercharidize
Conflagration at Orfowa and Widdin Fallout
Details unfolding from Orfowa fortress show SEMEIN inspired revolt, with Pafiuan Oglou directing terror and Ottoman forces under Captain Pacha advancing from Lonya toward Wallachia. The siege shifts as Pacha defeats Ale Pacha, who is then executed by pistol, signaling upheaval in the capital and mounting disfavor for the Porte.
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Pafiuan Oglou
Orfowa
Widdin
Cordic Mufapha
Rafat Ozipe
Paffwan Ogha
Danube
Wallachia
Bucharest
Pacha
Lonya
Rustinck
Bosnia
le Bache
Ale Pacha
Sophits
Pache
Constantinople
M Mallet Du Pan Defends British Constitution Against French Proclamation
Excerpt from Mercure Britannique by M Mallet Du Pan contrasts French revolutionary zeal with Britain's constitutional order. It denounces French leaders as ignorant and jealous, praises the British monarchy, Lords, and landed interests, and criticizes the Directory as a failed attempt at governance while highlighting Parliament's independence.
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Mercure Britannique
M. Matier du Pan
Harry
Great Britain
England
France
Levellers
Directory
French Councils Promote Girls Education and Gymnastic Reform
The Directory era councils push laws to restore natural liberty. Aimed at public instruction the measure requires young women receive basic education in essential knowledge. Delegated commissions plan gymnastic drills amid fears of moral decline and gender competition. A bill from Kent and Worcester MPs seeks to curb dangerous drugs in malt liquor brewing.
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France
Laced
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Paris Papers
Brutus
Cafar
Pietmont
Tfele
Aardiniah
Council OF Five Hundred
By A
M. Mallet DU Pan