Neutrals, Alliances, and War Winds Across Europe
A long dispatch reviews neutral powers, French policy, and maritime enforcement amid a widening European crisis. It cites Venice Genoa Prussia Sweden Denmark and the United States, condemns French aggression, notes Belgium debt under the Campe Forstio treaty, and reports naval discipline, troop movements, and a Gravesend riot as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Republic of
Venice
Republic of Genoa
Prussia
Basle
Prusian
France
Hastourau
Leonard Bourdon
Sweden
Denmark
Europe
Council of Five Hundred
Belgium
Centeur Republicain
de'Press
Normandy
Brest
Brittany
Poitou
Seoff
Fox
Deptford
Custom House
Secretary of State
Baatise-Consiet
Lisbon
Corsica
Barbasy
Tauaguay
Great Britain
Tland
Mediterranean
Wemys
Marine
Portsmouth
Peacock
Warblington-street
Kr We
Magnificent and Powerful Agent Wickham Letter to Switzerland
The letter from Me. Wickham reports the French king ordering his mission to withdraw from Swiss territories. It accuses the neighboring power of undermining Swiss sovereignty while reaffirming royal friendship and solicitude for Swiss tranquillity, ending with formal expressions of gratitude and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franckfirt
Noth
Agens
France
Switzerland
OW WickHam
NOGLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS AT THE BANK
A London newspaper letter describes three subscription books opened at the Bank for voluntary contributions. It notes names like Loazp Chancellor and Lord Kenyon and urges widespread participation, including noble and common fund contributors, with cautions about distant towns and practical collection points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrarzurrow
Zol
Zoogt
Woney
Loazp
Duypas
Lord Kenyon
Zocal
London
Bristol
Liverpool
Hull
Mancheter
Bank of Lingland
Furds
India’ Company
Bank
Madness cures and surveillance in a French crisis
The article cites a Feexeu minister’s letter proposing a national establishment to cure madness and warns that a fully unified Republic is needed. It rails against intrusive government oversight, denounces unreported dissent, and notes punitive measures for not denouncing conspiratorial language. It also covers naval actions, trials, fires, burglaries, and a fatal murder in Lymm with further local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feexeu
Home Department
France
Calais
Spain
Paris
Eeade
Dover
Portsmouth
Maroon
Chenier
England
Alpes
Rhine
Alps
The
Chevalier de la Manche
Dox Quixorre
Harriet
Thomas Barton
Liverpool
Barbadoes
Evizaperi
Duke of Caakence
Sopura
Joe Gut Mal Y Penfo
Sir W. Morpaunt
York
R.stockton
F.pulseyn
J. Awmach
T. Smith
T. Gibson
J. Rose
Court of Justiciary
Edinburgh
Angus
Cameron, Wright “Na
Weem
Perth
James Menzies
Cameron
Rose
Menzies
Scotland
Ireland
David Douglas
Mealmaker
Virgil
Hague
Danien Hernsius
Virgilius
Fiorentine
Chemsford
Dover Castle
Sussex
Tosrr
Hawkshugst
Smarden
James Buss
Wirtram Evenpen
James Homwood
Fikeliife
Crife
Warminster
John Thornhill
Leroy
Lymm
Chester
Sarah Steatham
Portsmouth Ship News Report from the Harbor
Two Jews are detained in Portsmouth Gaol on treasonous claims involving papers with harbor soundings and marks. The Portsmouth Dockyard work slows due to rain while Queen Charlotte likely refits. Duse waits to take birth. Eurydice arrives from the LLBon convoy. Diamond and Hydra prepare to sail with frigates off the French coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cursor
Buonaparte
Bath
Pascau Paois
Corsica
Firth of Forth
Humber
Thames
Holland
Flanders
France
Gravesend
Brunswick Indiaman
Maidstone
House of Correction
Aix
Bridgewater
Mary Jones
Portsmouth
Spithead
Charlotte
Barfleur
Bellona
Eurydice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wickham
Faringe
Nogluntary
Ship News
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