London Cavils on Cabinet Changes and Public Gratuities
London news reports delayed Cabinet shifts and possible Foreign Office reshuffles with Lord Camecrorp in custody and ministers lining up pension plans. It cites massive historic gratuities paid to parliamentarians and officials, debates over republican costs, and a Cumberland monument subscription honoring EnwarI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Parnessias
Windsor
Cametrorp
Duke of Pontlawnn
Lorap-CuHancellor
Privy Council
Camecrorp
Foknan
Lord Campan
Home Department
Foreign Office
Can-Ning
Frere
Hiwemrrre
Huskisson
Dunpas
Tocol
Proclamation Lifts Quarantine on Vessels From Atlantic Ports
Dublin reports the Privy Council orders removal of quarantine on ships from Boston Philadelphia New York and similar ports. The Cork fleet of 158 vessels under Southampton and other frigates sails toward Libon while Dublin officials note no charges against prisoners released from Wicklow. Resolutions at Dublin warn against an Incorporating Legislative Union, urging preservation of independent Parliament and British connection. A dinner among Orange-men toasts Harry Grattan.
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Dublin
Privy Council
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Cork
His
Southampton
Diana
Shannon
Union
Phallix
Kingsmire
Squadrox
Libon
Holyhead
Loftus
Tuessay
Philip O'Neal
Arklow
Thomas Murray
Garret Greham
Lethos House
Greentreet
England
House of Commons
Gor
Frey
Ireland
Foster
sHarry Grattan
Panx Dividends Begin as Public Receives Christmas Share
Reported dispatches from Lord St Vincent's reach Plymouth on Wednesday aboard the 14 gun William Pitt sloop of war while the Fanny tade reaches Greenock after 26 days. 200 New Hampshire families seek to move to Nova Scotia due to American party strife. a privateer captures a brig near Robin Hood's Bay and drives another ashore at Peak Steel. Oxford students are relieved by highwaymen. labourers find a robin redbesart's nest with eggs while clearing manure.
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Lord St. Vincent’s
Lisbom
Plymouth
Braine
Clyde
New York
Greenock
Congress
Philadelphia
America
Wentworth
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
Robin’s Hood’s Bay
Peak Steel
Whitby
Oxford University
Duke of Porriano
Bulttrode
Sheffield
Sir T. Pirkincton, Bart
Chevet
Wakefield
Robin Redbesart
Evacuation of St Doming o and the Louverture dispute
The Pagis Gazette recounts tensions between Generals Hedouville and Toussaint Louverture over St Domingue evacuation. Hedouville's capitulation terms, English surrender of cannon, and Louverture’s alleged complicity with emigrants lead to rising clashes. Hedouville sails for France after failing to subdue Cape forces as Louverture consolidates power.
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Pagis Gazette
Chronique Universelle
Fidouvile
Loulair Louverture
St. Domingo
France
Hedouville
Port-au-Prince
General Maitland
Tousfaint Louverture
Hedorville
Maitland
Zaufaiar
Tégraint
Exquano
Zouffarat
Port-de-Paix
England
Count O'Gorman
Marquis de Contades
Viscount de Bougues
Republic
Meye
Myr
Port Liberty
Fort Dauphin
Directory
Toussaint Louverture
Fort Liberty
Azouf
Brumare
Cape
Levellles
Belly
Toussaint
Observations on Egypt News Reflections on Alexandria Fortifications
A dated reflection on Egyptian reports from Paris, scrutinizing Alexandria fortifications and supply claims. It questions feasibility of defensive works in desert terrain, transport constraints from Rosetta, and the plausibility of ample magazines and sea aid. It notes French communications prior to August and the potential sea route via Rosetta for materials.
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Egypt
Paris
Alexandria
Texandria
Rosetta
Genera Menov
Kisser
Darne
Battle and Privateer Movements Off Brest and Havre Bay
Plymouth reports Bonaicia bringing in the bagatine Adventure after capture by a French privateer, retaken by BeemonA. Industry of Poole, a Newfoundland-bound brig, retaken by BeMona. At Portsmouth, ships Thames Japana block Havre de Grace with frigates Blonde Inconstant and Experiment arriving with troops. Several frigates and coasters arrive, stores saved as Ruffian ships sail for the Nore, crew of Apollo landed, Hereditary Prince of France embarked at Plymouth. The Lypramws Gapeais attempted voyage to the Continent but anchored due to calm. Russian ship and Juno cutter sail from Yarmouth Roads toward the Texels.
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Cawland Bay
Bonaicia
Keates
Brest
Adventure
Warrington
Fortola
London
Poole
Mathews
Newfoundland
BeMona
Wilson
Portsmouth
His
Thames
Luxtn
Japana
Borie
Havre-de-Grace
Guernsey
Stag
Phaeton
William
Harrington
Mary
Maffey
Stride
Waterford
Ceres
Clark
Chepstow
Prince’ of
France
Feity
French and Egyptian Relations Deteriorate Amid Insurrections
The article details escalating French influence in Cairo and rising Egyptian resentment. It cites executions and imprisonments of officers, levying of contributions by Buonavarre, and a Divan gathering that admired Muslim dress. It notes a 4000-strong slaughter during the September insurrection and the rapid progress of Cairo’s youth in the Polytechnic School under French supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Council of War
Fander
Beauvaisins
Buonavarre
B’s Jetter
Polytechnic
Afonge
French Marine
Ocober
Corps of Artillery and Engineers
Bagnapaste
The Princess Captured by a 16-Gun Vessel Off Isle of Wight
The Princess, Capt Storey, a victualling frigate laden with provisions from Red House Deptford to Plymouth, was captured by a 16 gun Sacage pevvatter off the Isle of Wight and sent to Cherbourg. At the consecration of the colours of the Honiton Independent Volunteers, Rev Dr Enwarp Honey addressed Captain Storey praising courage, duty, and devotion to God, King, and country.
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Storey
Red House
Deptford
Plymouth
Isle of Wight
Cherbourg
Fance
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Charles I
Lenr Haul
Water Stricktaxp
Gocol
Butstaode Wetre Locke
Epmunp Pripeeaux
Rocca Hitz
Franxois Rous
Thomas Horte
Ginsert Gerrarp
Jews Cornett
Huer Suiza
Oliver Cromwell
Issac Pennington
Walliam Pisreepoint
York
Nottinghamshire
Joan Asu
Joan Brackstone
Azz
Bézard
Europe
Vienna
Cayenne
Sarpinia
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Lord Swinton
Séefton
Buair
Scotland
Tate
Siriring
Westminster Hall
Cumberland
Burgh Marsh
Enwarn I
SHI? News
Jan
Yarmouth
Nore P
Apollo
Harwich
Lowestorf
Yarmouth Roads
Sheerness
Juno
Dunasantia
Texels
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