Frigate Movements And Blockade Near Havre
A fragment notes three English frigates blockading Havre Cherbourg and Granville while French ships Le Spatiat and La Romantique maneuver. Ardengeidren and Sir Sypnex Smirh influence upcoming actions as bilbao store-ship and Diamond chase passages near St Marceau.
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Etbourg
Anid
le Spatiat
S Till
Cherbourg
Havre
Granville
The Opera Review Aims for Grace Amid Stage Hazards
The report critiques recent opera performances highlighting Banti and Rofilli. It notes poor balance in the second act and unsteady staging with a prop failure. It mentions the Duke of Geoucistxe regiment's music misfiring and a crowded Coffee room with Emis and Lat Indians among attendees.
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Banti
Rofilli
A&t
Bette
Duke of Geoucistxe
Paul
Virginia
Royal and African Association items at Norwich and Tombucto debate
Major General Le Lanp attends a drawing room and birthday ball at St James's in honor of the Queen. Prince William of Groutrster returns for the events. Levee and royal apartments tours followed by mentions of Tombucto and African exploration. Notices include a cloth specimen, John Danville’s map theory, and plans for waste-land cultivation.
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Fitsoya Estee
le Lanp
Norwich
Prince
William of Groutrster
St. James’s
Co Holyraed House
Moyiday Taft
Comte D’arros
Acham Gordon
Advocate
James Stirling
Duke
Angouleme
England
Association For
Africa
Tombudto
Danville
Affita
Gambia
African Association
Tombucto
Carthage
Board
Berks
Westmoreland
Beppoegs
Bebper
Thio
Threft
Carlton-house
Pradefmellao
Onriday
Revolutionary War Intelligence and Public Notices in January 1796
Reports from Marshal Clerfaye and General Pichegru outline maneuvers in the Nahe and Rhine regions with Austrian light troops scouring the Boden mountains, limited by bad roads. The British War Office notes Major General Prince Edward’s appointment as Lieutenant-General and lists bankrupts and dividends, including sugar price data, with multiple surrender and court notices across England.
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Jourdan
Nahe
Hansruck
Bacharach
Rhine
Trarbach
Mofile
Birkenfeldt
Treves
Clerfaye
Dreyekhausen
Stromburg
Kirn
Oberstein
Marshal Wurmsser
Kaiserflautern
Neustagt
Spizebsch
Rhing
Pichegr
Bduffeldorf
Marshal Wurmser
Prince of Conde
Philipsbourg
Balle
WAR Office
Prince Edward
K. G
John Bruge
Norwich
Victualler
the Angel
Hutchinson and Poole
Leatherfellers
Bell and Bear Inn
Stone
Rider
Fetter-lane
Seph Lewis Davies
Brifty
Traier
Montague
Bristel
Concanen
Three-crown-court
Southwark
Sam. S. Snnges
J. Prentice
Little Warner Street
Coldbathfields
Guildhall
Maddock
New-square
Lincoln’s Inn
Yotod Pitiman
the Neckinger
Bermondsey
Calico
Atkinson
Catte-Areet
Falcon-square
Falcon-square_ John Lane, Piccadilly
Leich
Bartlett’s
Ann Tudor
Madeley
Sa‘op
Jos
Banfield
Strand
Woollen
Wm. Swanson
Banner-iteet
Public notices and fleet reports from 1795 era press
The issue reviews Paris Gazette items including armistice rumors, Dutch convention timing, and bread supply hopes. It notes a Corunna mail, a generous export permit for wear from Guadeloupe, and royal celebrations at St James and Carlton House. It covers India affairs, Genoa disorder, Spain America talks on Mississippi navigation, Halifax mail, Jason frigate gales, Cadiz fleet rumors, and Vestars dispatches.
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St.James’s Palace
Carlton House
Royal
Prince William of Gloucester
Kine
Roya
Buckingham House
Princess of Wates
St. James’s Palace
Continent
Ernest Augustvus
Hanover
India
Court of Directorsi
Court of Proprietors
Mc. Dauxt
Iitary
Cotus
Corsich
Exusorr
Spain
America
Washington
Congress
France
Madrid
Petamis
Dublin
Halifax
General Post Office
Falmouth
Tartar
Kerner
d’Esparp
d’Omintee
Ainer
Jason
Stairtiné
d’Amesys
Portsmouth
Leith
Maine
Orier
Saturdx
Cadiz Bay
Raewery
Vestars
Makerxav
Alnspack’s
Mareravane
Bannister
Malvelio
Harry Axcelo
Andrew Ague Cheek
Mr. Grub
Za4y
Patwer
Agor
Maria
Morris
Jerfty
Paris Clubs and Genoa News Echo War Turmoil
Paris reports note a growing political club scene as deputies seek entrance to the Council of Five Hundreds. Charette seeks leave to England with staff. Lyons teeters under a military government. Holland faces forced loans as Moreau commands Dutch troops. Genoa cites cold for troops moving from the mountains.
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Paris
Bouvet
Chenier
Tullien
Jetards
Centfieix
Leevintre
Nara Cerk
Bo Rerfons
Merlin
Bonay
Pais
Mrawin
Regnier
Poniietr
Terit
Geneva
Deportes
Holland
Ramel
Fhikault
Executive Directory
Bec Pme
Genoa
Gueldre
Westphalia
Moreau
Arnheim
Ramgal
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Dees
Charette
Gratien
Duke of
Tuscan
Caelerei
Trong
Italy
Lyons
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Thei
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