Price of Stocks and War Dispatches Across Europe
Postscript notes stock prices at one o clock and discusses Parliament, military mobilization, and foreign affairs. Reports from Vienna, Stockholm, Berlin, and The Hague outline Austrian occupation prep, Russian minister recall, and Belgian emigrant movements. Also notes an absconding public company collector, and Earl of Liverpool praising the Assessed Tax Bill while urging domestic finance and infrastructure.
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Mack
Venice
Vienna
Russia
Munich
Bavaria
Stockholm
Marshal Oxenstler
Hague
Raupers
Berne
Fribourg
Lucerne
Fee
Berlin
Prince of
Oxance
Renter
Mentz
Baron Taucut
Campa Formis
Belgium
Thither
Ratibon
Harry
Bingley
Harwich
Hainburgh
House of Peers
Dumacurer
Great Britain
Earl of Liverfoot
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Liverpool
Prowmien
Mentz Surrenders to French Forces as Rastadt Talks Stall
Private correspondence from Francefort dated December 30 reports Mentz fallen to French troops after pressure from General Hatry and the elderly Elector of Mentz finally consenting. Dispatches from Venice describe 55,000 Imperial troops in Italian territories and ongoing Austrian advances. Hamburg notes doubt on Saxon mobilization and rumors of French concentration on Hanover frontiers, with Württemberg noting three Dowager Duchesses.
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Francefort
Mentz
Menta
Hatry
EleQér
Rastadt
Venice
Alis
Tyrol
Jerzy
Fems
Campo Formio
Cisalpine
Gallinz
Inquisition
Bologna
Hamburgh
Electorate of Hanover
Erlang
Hefl
Darmistadr
Mein
Pirmasens
Wurtemburgh
French Take Mentz Fortress Amidst Rastadt Talks
The Hamburgh Mail reports Mentz fell to the French on the thirty sixth Almanac, with Austrian evacuation on the twenty eighth amid German indignation. It criticizes Execror and Emperor for weakening the Empire, notes French summons to Mentz, and questions future Rastadt developments as Congress remains inert awaiting imperial power.
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Menta
Harry
Mentz
Hatex
Rastadt
Germany
Campo Formia
Lede
Rai‘fbon
Rattacks
Rhine
Rious
Count Merremien
Gewire Bwona Ppanre
Paris
Cenes
French take Episcopal Palace and bishopric estates at Bailey
Letters from Strasburg report French possession of the Episcopal Palace at Bailey and all estates once held by the Bishop and Chapter. A Naples letter on the 6th alt. notes Prime Minister Acton, recently rumored to resign as Foreign Affairs head, appointed Commander in Chief of Neapolitan land and Sigu seuges. Land forces to be reorganized.
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Strasburgh
Bailey
Bafle
Naples
Acton
Department of Foreign Affairs
Land and Sige Fugees
Mentz Siege Talks and Austrian Prussia Notes
Dispatches from Hanau and Rastadt report General Buonaparte refusing capitulation for Mentz while demanding possession under French law and protection of private property. Austrian Metternich remonstrates to French plenipotentiaries over armistice actions, with Prussian envoys assuring no northern invasion and continued neutrality.
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Harry
Mentz
Caffel
Ehrenbreitstein
Manheim
Rhine
Rastadt
Count Metternich
Buonaparte
Méntz
Prussia
Saxony
Hiettorate
Hanovers
Germany
Empire
North Seas
Imperial Ministers at Congress Given Slim Powers
Fragmentary note references Count Gobeuxel at Rattadt in December and mentions the Secret Articles of Campo Formio. It claims the Imperial Royal Ministers at the Congress are provided with limited powers.
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Gobeuxel
Rattadt
Campo Formio
Ship News Item From Charleston Remains With Cables Lost
Wind S remains as previously reported, with Carlisle Bryden aboard from Charleston. Cables lost and other details follow the prior description.
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Deal
Jan
EUS Wind S
Carlisle
Bryden
Charleston
English Viceroy raid and Dover and Boulogne action
Reported maritime and street incidents describe Lieut Hottinosworts’s ship seized by two muffled French boats at Boulogne, a collier battle with a French privateer off Flamborough Head, and the Viceroy tragedy with several of Hanpy’s troupe among the ship’s passengers. Also noted: a Waterman rescue at Chatham, a Snow Hill accident injuring a woman, a Greenwich stage overturning, and a Glynd turnip harvest yielding 980 tons from 35 acres.
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Hottinosworts
Boulogne
Termagant
Liverpool Packet
Hanpy
John Pargeayt
Ireland
Davis
Taylor
Robinson
Port
Mary Amny
H. Cantelo
Stent and
Ackerill
Car
Sutton
Mr. Handy
Mr. Davis
Mons
L’ Alloute
Dublin
Holyhead
Chatham
Snowhill
Greenwich
Whitehall
Erman
Glynd
Death notices from Upper Harley Street and surrounding areas
Obituary notices report the deaths of J Kingstone at his Upper Harley residence after an apoplectic fit, Mrs Vezey of Laytonstone Effx widow of Thomas Veazey, Miss Margaret Beatles daughter of Henry Francis Brooke of Riftol, and Miss Elizabeth Beach youngest daughter of the late John Beach of Hackney. The notices reference Dawlith Devonshire and Hotwells respectively.
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Harley Streets
J. Kingstone
Vezey
Laytonstone
Effx
Thomas Veazey
the Hotwells
Margaret Beatles
Henry
Francis Brooke
Riftol
Dawlith
Devonshire
Elizabeth Beach
John Beach
Hackney
Printing House Square Brackfriars Notice
Parnrenay J Walter and J Walter Jun affiliated with Printing House Square Brackfriars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnrenay J. Walter
J. Walter
Jun
Brackfriars
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Postscript
London
Consoir
Madesty
Hanau
Dze
Ship News
Pric Bank
Bank
L. Ann
Ees
Tick
ST. Thomas’s Hospital
R. Cline
Hornsby’ and Co
Seart Lottery Orricky
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Trewman
Sischem
L.gco,cca
Inpes Bank
Indias
Southsea
Leguz
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