Mentz Surrender Negotiations and Left Bank Proposals
Reports from Frankfurt and Mentz detail memorials by left bank states protesting republicanizing moves, a December capitulation agreement with French General Harry, and preparations for Mentz entry. The French aim to divide the Rhine left bank into six departments, with Austrian troops set to withdraw by late December and the city’s capitulation to be executed after ongoing congress negotiations.
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Carlsruhe
Emnpire
Rhine
Palatinate
Spites
Hesle-Darmstadt
Triers
Ccbensel
Latour
Meenfeldt
Buonaparte
Francefort
Mentz
Wilbaden
Harry
Electoral Commission
Rudt
Dae
Countelor Kay Érberg
M. Meers
M. Faber
Aschaffenburg
Erfurt
Ship News From Early 19th Century Seaboard Lines
The Alert from Pillau to Hull is captured and carried to Texel. Garland from Newfoundland to Lisbon, captured and brought to St Sebastian's. Rachael from Bristol left at St Michael's. Commerce from London to Selby wrecked in the Humber above Hull with loss of crew. Friends from Plymouth to St Michael's captured and carried to Guernsey. Sally and others from Newfoundland reported taken to France. A flag of truce conveyed prisoner exchanges to France landing at Boulogne. French privateer La Zelie captured by Stag cutter off Start. a schooner bound to Dartmouth taken. Dictator from Portsmouth and a convoyed frigate arrive from the Eastward. Two sailors executed aboard Van Tromp for mutinous conduct at the Cape of Good Hope. Defiance sails to Saint Helens. A fishing smack from Dogger Bank reports rough seas and sightings of a Dutch cutter nearby.
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Alert
Pillau
Hull
Texel
Garland
Blake
Newfoundland
Lisbon
St. Sebastian’s
Guernfy
Frost
Mitchell
France
Plymouth
San
Wearry
Dartmouth
Portsmouth
Jan
van Tromp
Cape of Good Hope
St. Heen’s
Servant Thomas Smith Exposed for False Character at Bow Street
Thomas Smith, accused of robbing Mr Linn of plate, was examined at Bow Street on Tuesday but the charge could not be proved. General Spry testified that Smith gave himself a false character, claiming to have lived in Reading with a gentleman named Smith, which was untrue. He admitted arranging a man to pose as the gentleman Smith at a coffee-house to secure a favorable character. He was fined 20 pounds, and sent back to prison for nonpayment.
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Thomas Smith
Linn
Bow-street
General Spry
Smith
Reading
Broduai
Pall Mall
Finicarelys
Laneafter-cout
Bacon
Oxford
Pidding’s
Davis
Cork
Ireland
Burzin
Sheynard
KB Tol
Baxter
Edinburgh
Brown
Bristoly Road
Vine Street
Bristol
Donald
Glasgow
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Turtt
Royal-Exchange
Williams
Boulton
Royal- Exchange
Colkins
Salisbury
Spilbury and Co
Marystreet
Dublin
Three Kingdoms
Bill to increase taxed memberships passes in Parliament
Lord Chancellor signals debate on additional assessments for members of the House and voluntary contributions under the new tax bill. Lord Grenville relays His Majesty's warning of French invasion and intent to mobilize militia, prompting an Address of Thanks which is agreed to. session adjourns until tomorrow.
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Lord Carrington
Lord Grenville
House of Lords
France
Lord Greville
Petition for repeal of watch and clock tax
Mil Maiswarieg presents a petition signed by about eighty watch and clock trade workers seeking repeal of the tax. Dundas delivers a royal message aligned with prior Lord Grenville position. An address of thanks to the king is unanimously voted. House adjourns until tomorrow.
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House OF Commons
Tavaspay
Mil Maiswarieg
Wilberforce Bird
Dundas
House of Lord
Lord Grenville
Cabinet Ministers discuss dispatches and tax debate
Friday morning reports a cabinet council on German dispatches via the Hamburgh Mail. East India House held a directors’ meeting, with advices from St Helena confirming the loss of Martha and Princess Charlotte transports for Manila. Various ships sailed for Asia and India. A Lords debate exposed tax evasion concerns and opposition critiques. Names of peers who voted against the Afflicted Tax Bill are listed.
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Germany
East India House
St. Helena
Sims Whaler
Martha
Thomas Barnard
Princess Charlotte
Manilla
Arnison
Wms Macnamara
Cape
China
Raymond
Smepterx
Woodcott
Hannay
Bombay
Lord Walsingham
Smates
Prince Willian Henry
Bas- Kett
of Bedford
Beprorp
House of Lords
Lord Taurton
Lisle
Secrets Worth Knowing at Covent Garden Theatre
A mixed review of Mr Morton’s Secrets Worth Knowing at Covent Garden. The piece is praised for novelty in parts but criticized for weak motives, inconsistent manners, and overworked dialogue. actors Pose, Holman, Minden, Quick, and others perform while Mrs Spencer’s tones misfit common life.
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Montox
Morton
Rofina
Plethora
Veterinary College
Pose
Holman
Minden
Quick
Lewis
Farvcott
Mattocks
Mayrs
Mountain
Resignations and Death Mark Windsor Castle Resident
On a Wednesday Mr. Creare resigned his Alderman's Gown as Chamberlain of London after years of service. A new precept fills the vacancy and a Hatton Garden Police Office magistrate post opens due to his resignation. Also on Wednesday Mrs. Carsyn, longtime Windsor Castle resident, suffered an apoplectic fit after dinner and died immediately.
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Creare
London
Crarce
Chamberlain
Hatton Garden
Carsyn
Windsor Castle
Greenavich coochmen brought up for insult to Princess of Wales
Surrey session hears that an application to the Prince of Wales for clemency was declined. The grand jury presents a bill, witnesses to be called, and prosecution by the Crown proceeds tomorrow. The prisoners are remanded.
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Greenavich
Princess of Wales
Prince of Wales
Thetaxeauelt
Dublin Court Hears Sabbath Offense Case Amid Military Warning
In Dublin a court hears a foreman accuse a news paper recital of Sabbath desecration during police street patrols. Authorities promise no repeat next Sunday as Ireland shows a large, ready-for-action defense force while English forces number about 300,000. Irish regulars total 69,000 with militia and volunteers prepared to defend property and aid brethren in arms. Wartime unemployment drives 117 smiths and bootmakers to seek work overseas.
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Sefion Grand Fairy
Mazi’. Trate
Prist
England
Yeomanry
Expres
Ireland
Atlantic
Glaston Seer Predicts Tides and Local Arrests in January
A noted Glaston seer warned of unusually high tides on January 6 February 6 and March 6 this year with evening tides taller than morning by one tenth. In separate actions, a man was seized at Union Hall with copper bolts bearing the King’s broad arrow and remanded for navy-related inquiry, while Yolex Campbell was seized at Whitechanel with canvas in an India bag, convicted under the Baum-Boat Act, and Hobés, formerly a transport, faced examination for stealing a large item from the City with magistrates referring him for further inquiry.
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Glaston
Glenaan
Union
Spilsbury Antiscor Goods Offered By Clark’s Shop
Inhabitants of the Borough and nearby villages seek these celebrated traps noted for scurvy gout trea matisma ulcers and other disorders. Purchase genuine preparations from William Clark’s Medicinal Shop No 296 Boanzh Bo? an Agent for Mrs Spilsbury Sohotaware with visit-orders in dozens or half dozens ten singles bottles.
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Srirspury
Surry
Kenny
William Clark
Bo Anzh
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