Post Office mail from Derby to Nottingham described
The notice records a mail despatch from Derby to Nottingham on a Saturday evening, detailing bags of letters from Birmingham Newark Buxton Litchfield Derby and Newark and Nottingham. It mentions a prize lottery promotion and a range of patent beds and medicines with several authenticated testimonials. It ends with military and political news from Europe and domestic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Notting- Bam
Birmingham
Newark Buxton
Newark
Nottingham
Litchfeld
Dito
Litchfield
Buxton
Dersbyshire
Oxfordhire
Stadord Mire
Warwickshire
Horie
Lincolnshire
West
Yorkshire
Rhaun
Hornsby and Co
Corthill
Royal Exchange
London
Trewman and Sops
Exeter
Bydstead
Inflammatory Irish Opera At Dublin Parliament Speech
A lengthy debate in the Irish Lords centers on a supposed British speech misrepresented as the Irish sentiment. Lord Dillom denounces alleged sedition, praises Irish loyalty, and warns against invasion threats linked to French reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferks
Hagza
Marrner
Europe
Francé
Rnih
Ireland
Chile
Trish
Hamilton’ Rowan
Tandy
Vendees
France
Hoche
England
London
Pitt
la Vendee
Howie
Cork
Dublin Evening Post
Court of Chancery
Lord Dillom
la Vendée
Hild
Commons
Factional Intrigue and Allied Moves Abroad Reported
The article notes the Orleans faction linked to Abbe Sieyes, two claimants to power behind the throne, and international moves including Phélippe Egalivé in Philadelphia and Baron Stael in Basle. It mentions Warmer’s Mantua sortie, Chénier’s directive to stage Charles IX in Dublin, and a wave of Directory attacks with pamphlets and banners criticizing corruption and economic strain. Rear-Admiral Neilly’s news closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Sieyes
Farcaffle
Ricker-Levizy
Phélppe
Philadelphia
Paris
Basle
Warmer
Mantua
Chenier
le Grandeur
Hache
Charles IX
Dublin
Directory
Republic
Jambeaux
Neilly
Evacuation of Kehl Ends With French Victory
The Kehl garrison evacuated on January 10 after heavy fighting and a four o clock surrender. The French and Austrians celebrated briefly while civilians removed belongings and the bridge of boats was moved to the left bank. Notable figures spotted include Prince Charles, the Duke of Enghien, Pitt’s brother, and Krengen in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firice
Real
Desaix
Togeweral Batour
Thall
Kehl
Robe —Ans
Brea
As-An
Toulon
Corsica
Islaid
Salicerti
Italy
Amall Ifle
Ehrenkopf
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Luxmore
Southamptons
Hebhorn
Uxbrdge
Green-street
Dri
Charlotte Hobbs
Dantel Hobbs
Union&reet
Southwark
George Chapman
S-Square
Blackfriars
Bull Street
Blackfriar
Giles
Hancock
Sadler
Blackfriars-road
HL Myers
Nous Patermoster-row
T- Thorp
Baker
Sturry
Canterbury
Brodum
Ors Wimery
Sarah Thorp
Jebonke and Co
Bacon
Oxford
Bourgeois and Co
Haymarket
Kava
Strand
Ward
Gray’s-Inn-lane
Holborn
Davis
Irebid
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Butt’s
Boulton
Piddine
Pantheon
Oxford-teeet
Williams's
Pall Miall
la Resolue
Nelly
Fratite
Pegafe
Ushant
Richery
Brest
Tel
Cavact
Lareveillere-Bepaux
Dire
Strasburgh
Sambre
Bouvet
Cordelin
Villaret
Er-Devant Royal Navy
Treasop
Germany
Tyrol
Géorles
Foda
Wehl
Avinzi
Padua
Ferrara
Faenza
Buonaparte
Bologna
Parliament of Ireland
House of Lords
Frange
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