Armistice talks and naval actions shift European tensions
Reports from London detail armistice negotiations between Austrian and French forces, with terms discussed under Field Marshals Crampart and Wurmser pending ratification by General Kluk. Dispatches from Corsica and Messina note forbearance, while British signals recount a two hour engagement where Flora of 36 guns defeated two French ships, and cadiz reports ship damage and strandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melterday
Aiipaiches
Admiras
Jon's Jarvis
Mediterranean
Flora
Mipdle- Row
Écuize
Bristol Valour
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Brewer
Cadiz
Ceres
Hull
Habour
Guildhall
Portsmouth
Trigg
Paris
France
Montmorency
Leonard Boxrdon
Executive
Republic
Aman
Count o’Artois
Holyrood-howse
Duke of Buccateven
Daviells
Adam Gordon
Windsor Foresters
Hopetoun
North Britain
Mid-Lothian
Brazils
Idis Majesty
Amphion
Newfoundland
Andromache
Dido
Christiansand
Eggerfund
London
Jobson
Riga
Little Devil
Deptford Yard
Navy Board
Island
Mull
Sound
Ross-shire
Brown
Liverpool
West Indies
Tate
Shooter’s
Highgate
Hampstead
St. James’s Street
Dublin
Bow-street
W. Addington
Buffs
Phoenix
Cape Finisterre
Valentine Rail Indiaman
Barbadoes
French Government hopes for peace with French Republic
A European note from Hamburgh reports that London hints the King may call Parliament to approve peace with the French Republic. British ministers seek sincere peace terms and restitution of French and Dutch settlements, while avoiding interference in France and Holland’s internal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matusky
France
Europe
Hamburgh
Germany
London
Doge Dt
England
Haglist J
Holland
Hamburg January Peace News Delayed Publication Hinted
A fragmentary report notes a general peace accord is confirmed but cannot be published until ratified by a mediating court. Couriers travel to Copenhagen as Denmark mediates between the Emperor and France with Hamburg viewed as a potential general congress seat. The Vienna reference and ongoing negotiations are described as pursued with great zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamberghy
Euvedor
Cop
Jackson
Viennna
France
Denmark
Copenschagen
M. Konkmann
Paris
Hamburgh
England
Letter from the Ministry at Berlin to Hamburg
A formal letter from the Berlin Ministry to M. Harrsines at Hamburg notes the King’s acknowledgments for a previous communication. It mentions recall of letters, the appointment of a new Dutch minister, and the Hamburg magistrates’ role. The letter also references General Wield-Marshal Claire and Count Waartensleben to command in his absence, and reports the death of Prince Cares of Lichsenpein after a duel with details of ensuing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Abbima
United Provinces
Lower Saxony
Hambuurgh
Spy Reerstein
Eo Bo
Alvenslebsh
Berlin
United Provinces of
Lower
Saxony
Urthyh
Claire
Waaartensleben
Lichsenpein
Lichtex Ftin
Roszneercu
Cessation of hostilities reported between Austrian and French forces
Dispatches from Kreutznach claim an agreed ceasefire with Field Marshal Cu raerautsz and General Jourpan. Jourpan moves toward Aix-la-Chapelle while Cu raeratzy heads to Mentz, demarcation lines set. Baron Strikwernetz reportedly surrendered after hours of combat, with Palagenins troops and two pieces of artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreutznach
Cuareratsz
Jourpan
Aixoa-Chapelle
Mentx
Moelle
Wurmser
Picuecrui Ann
Kreuznach
Cuarreaut
Apaw
Wilichit
Srikwexnwtz
Manheim
Italy Deg 76it Simpofbgito as Spl the
Fragmentary OCR recounts Allied battlefield actions with mentions of attackers, intrenchments, artillery, and freezing conditions. It notes harsh losses, frozen eyes, and continued advances amid difficult terrain and cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Pepeibed
Anite
Fragmentary note on chiefs of the dead aid
Fragmentary OCR reads like a historical line about aid from chiefs of the dead. The readable portion mentions an aid or council duty and references a group described as chiefs. The poor legibility prevents precise identification of names or places.
Fleet ferries and transports seek shelter after storm
The report states that several vessels of the fleet put into Beerhaven after severe storms. Ships Barngs Duncan Forbes matter and Francis team matter are noted among those seeking refuge. A transport from Leith, the Mar Ya, belonging to Admiral Christian, was steered toward Rindo through dangerous seas between Cape Clear and the Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinfaley
Cyris Fran’s
Barngs
Duncan ‘Forbes
Doncaster
Francis Team
Issbella
John
Carlisle
Beerhaven
Leith
Christian
Rindo
Cape Clear
Atlantic Shipping Chronology Tangles With War News
Fragmented notice summarizes arrivals and losses from Liverpool Plymouth and Harwich waters. It records ships such as Tarleton Quayle from Martinique arriving in Liverpool, Betsey Shea from Martinico to Newfoundland, Christiana Helena from London to Gothenberg, Hawke Ferfiume to market, Fairy Murphy from Liverpool to Plymouth with damage, and naval movements including Anson, Quebec, and Endeavour. Also notes a drowning death of Lieutenant Garrett and Prince of Wales voyage details from Hamburg and Cuxhaven with packets and mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarleton
Quayle
Martinique
Liverpool
France
West Indies
Peterson
Amsterdam
Copenhaven
Lesloe
Betsey
Shea
Martinico
Newfound
Norfolk
Virginia
Christiana Helena
Hahberg
London
Gothenberg
Norway
Hawke
Ferfiume
Newfoundland
Aidfinke
Martha
Naples
Fairy
Murphy
Plymouth
Ulverstone
The Dispensary in Soho Square Likely A Noted Cure Facility
An old description extols the Dispensary in Soho Square as perhaps the Kipvie institution ever established in the country. It lauds its cures since 1773 and praises relief from severe rheumatic and debility conditions, noting hopes for alleviating excruciating paroxysms and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho Square
Kipvie
Eminent Merchant Dowager Dies and Naval Deaths Noted
Fragments report the death of David Dowager of Findlater and Seafield at his home Duncombe and a naval casualty at Chesterfield. Other items reference the Rev DoG and Hon Frances Wifgguntess Keniaorg, with scattered notes on markets and bank figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warried
Bickner
Wilsons
Spiif the Walon
Capt. Griffith
Air Navy
Chesterfield
William
Banff
Stoney Isn
Bristol
David Dowager
Findlater and Seafield
Duncombe
Edinburgh
Frances Wifgguntess Keniaorg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashalf
Nidmio
Portland
Corsica
Cdr
Lord Grenviers
Casvra Xd
CIA Efalt
Claik Fast
Rhine
Mentz
Ministey
Bertin
M. Harrsines
Dutta
Ham~burgh
Francefort
Italy
Suip News
Plymouth-Dock
Anson
Durnam
Quebec
Cooxe
Cee
Anc Ie
Momifp
Endeavour
Parksty
Guernsey
Dhe-Maria
Joseph
Sale
Witte
Navy
Garrett
Spit“head
Harwich
Prince of Wales
Scarves
Cuxhaven
Loweston
Princess Royal
Ay Deane
Eppley
Nott 3
Southampton
Ric Ann Tock
Aus Bank
J.walter
Coe If Exchan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!