Armistice Talks Unclear as Royalists March in Brittany
Evening Mae reports on Royalist General Dauthuame arriving from Morbihan after the 6th with no armistice or parley yet between Royalist and Republican commanders. The Royalist wing in Brittany and Normandy remains well armed and in open country, likely to avoid decisive talks. Guerinings letters say Republican forces inflicted heavy losses, with about 5000 killed or wounded.
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Dauthuame
Morbihan
Britanny
Normandy
Princes Arrive at Guildford Amid Diplomatic Dispatches
The three sons of the late Duke of OnLeEms arrive at Guildford awaiting his Majesty's permit to proceed to London. A letter from M. pe MOONTSOLE seeks urgent access to M. py Grave in London for high-level business, amid broader European naval movements and ministry concerns.
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Duke of
Fuskin
Pisces
Maysnsty
Guildyard
M. Pe
London
Inpraxo
Lifson
Falmouth
Wallingham
Pett
Caroline
la Rinerve
Atondovi
Gibraltar
Conjance
Walsingham
Yue Marquis of Kildare
Leeward
Cape Finisterre
Tamderig
Lubon
Jatbon
Riek
Jemaics
New- Bork
Findley
Liverpraes
Jamaica
Schouner
Sp Edicard
Eugles
Vausroy
Bombay
Mangalore
Cannanore
Madras
France
Tolland
Netherlands
Vo F ‘ Boxararte
Redlatteur
Hitle
Grenadiers
War Rumors From France Stir Chouans and Republicans
A vessel reports that the war with the Chouans has begun and France has deployed thirty regiments and four thousand cavalry. Republicans marching from Nantes were beaten. eight thousand Republicans were killed. A 9000 strong column heads to Grandchamp for Belleisle, with 300 deserting to the Chouans. The Chouans claim eighty thousand men and imported arms, hoping for a royal head to lead them. Public opinion abroad doubts Bonapartism as reports circulate of deposement.
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France
Nantes
Grandchamp
Belleisle
Bon Aparts
Q ilge Tomorras at Drury Lane Theatre
A French origin musical entertainment titled Q ilge Tomorras was staged at Drury Lane on Saturday. The plot centers on two suitors seeking an interview with a young girl guarded by an aunt and features a versatile maid. Music by Nerzy pleases with elegant nightpieces though the dialogue relies on vulgar humor.
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Nerzy
Duel Fatality and War News Across Kingston and Limerick
A chaotic mix of colonial and Irish notices reports a duel killer, regimental fever outbreaks, new brigades clashing with garrisons, a Shakespeare printing feat, and a controversial Paris bust proposal. Names, places, and events span Kingston, Limerick, Bombay, Cork, Dublin, and Paris with fever deaths, injuries, and political tensions.
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Mand
Jamaica
Lowaun Hlastinrox
Prownry
Aiddu-camp
Civrei Bh
Kingston
Limerick
Down
Cavan
Kildare
Trinity College
Dublin
Bombay
Gah
Quebec
Cork
Garstow
Ghawam
Goop
Aliiant
Meantz
stTolland
Garrion
Iufer
Mortilly
Dilitiayces
Stevens
Tampstead
Isaac Rose
Barnard’s Inn
Bonaparte
Lhuileries
Intercepted Correspondence Attacks Bonaparte Usurpation
A critical review of Boulay de la Menthe and Bonaparte era letters portrays Bonaparte as hypocritical and perfidious. It accuses him of insincere peace aims, dismantling Alexandria, and manipulating promises to troops, with broader claims about loyalty, Establishment, and perfidy surrounding Egypt's occupation.
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Ideber
Dagua
Amuno
France
Boulay de la Menthe
Egypt
Bonaparte
Alexandria
Toulon
Kkber
Wile
Grand Cairo
Mutlulaen
Benapartes
Sovia
Acre
Brit
Porte
Talleyrand on France's Peace Love and War
The text recalls France's early Revolution era aims for peace and independence while outlining Ambassadors actions. It notes the French decree on navigation, support for changing governments, and exchanges with England, including Demourie and Auckland talks, leading to war declarations in 1793.
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France
Lord Grenville
Jayl Tignes
Brrth
Itend
Scheldt
Juda Frost
Jacl Barklox
Tandon
England
M. Valfeyrend
Ashice
Great Britain
M. Palteyrand
M. Laileyrand
Curious Circumstance at Paris Bank Robbery Plan
In Paris two sharpers plotted to rob a gaming house bank using a combustible bomb meant to suffocate occupants. The device exploded via a match, injuring a servant, and a porter, alarmed by the noise, summoned the guard who found the room filled with vapor. One thief likely died in the confusion.
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Paris
Gielme
Camp of Camila troop sails to Ireland for troops
A clipped 18th century dispatch reports the Camila troop arriving at Portsmouth with ships Seafiide Eurus and others, loaded for Guernseys Hafear and Diadem, bound for Ireland. The 56th Regiment and a battalion of the 62d embarked on troop ships today for Trek.
Couragenn Privateer Arrival Reported in Plymouth
A French privateer of six guns and forty four men arrived at Plymouth harbors, having been captured by the Heke flotilla. The Dictator and Roebuck men of war sailed from Cork in the same vicinity.
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Roebuck
Cork
Incoming British forces arrive from Yarmouth Roads convoy
This morning a convoy from Yarmouth Roads reached Guerney carrying Rufsian troops and government stores aboard the Riga and the 4 Rallizh frigate of 44 guns. The Den don Packet armed ship arrived from the Wesh raid and the night prior.
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Riga
Rallizh
Yarmouth Roads
Guerney
Arrived Indiamen at Belvidere and Walpole in River Wind
Beal, Fee notes arrivals of the Belvidere Worcester Thetis East Sycombe and Walpole Indiamen, with the Walpole waiting on the river as wind shifts from the southwest.
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BEAL
Fee
Belvidere
Worcester
Thetis
East
Sycombe
Walpole
S. W
Coals cargoes sold amid market concerns in city sale
The public may expect a large arrival of coal this week while market conditions stretch. City operations show daily trade figures around 2300 chaldyons, with previous Monday seeing only one cargo brought to market. The report notes price declines and ongoing supply pressures in the metropolis.
Widespread Tax Exemption Sparks Legal Wrangles and Robbery Report
In court reports a Volunteer Corps fine for wearing powder without a licence sparks debate on exemptions. A wig debt case ends nonsuited as defendant argues superfluity given her hair and age. A Kent portmanteau robbery linked to a forest find and a tree-hung frock is noted alongside a London Bridge wherry accident where amid high tide, watermen and youths struggled to land.
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W. Herve
Court of Common Pleas
Mair-dretor
Fletcher
Alibern
Tuxbridge
Lander
Lock’s Bottom
Farnborough
Bromley
Kent
London Bridge
Bilingsgate
Married at Eghant In Three Day Courtship
A brief marriage notice reports Thomas Scholey Cocke of Aldermandury wed Mrs. Philips of Egharts on Thursday in the presence of Rev J Lintrott. It notes Mr James Watts of Hefiftack aged 19 and Mrs Mary Afiins aged 50 who two months earlier had wedded her third husband to join her grave.
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Eghant
J. Lintrott
Thomas Scholey Cocke
Aldermandury
Philips
Egharts
James Watts
Hefiftack
Hymenes
Mary Afiins
Les Grave
Obituary notices from Cornhill and Bath area
A burial and death notices page records multiple obituaries and memorials. Names include John Leach Esq at Cornhill and Thomas Sampson of Seymour’s, Bath. also Hugh Robason of Edinburgh and William Beverley at Poringsand near Norwich. Additional deaths list Mr Harper of Warwick and Thomas Parker of Swindon, with late entries from Leck, Derbyshire and Carrickmacross Londonderry, indicating a broad regional notice column.
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Cornhill
John Leach
King-Brect
Cacape
John Sowden
Koncal
Wesmereland
Madras
Prince of Wales
Thane
Durham
Chelia
Kiuthen Siire
Sidmouth
Devonshire
Hugh Robason
Edinburgh
Bath
Thomas Sampson
Seymours
William Thompson
Duchets-ftreet
Portland Place
London
Wet Holme
Somerfethhire
Patridge
William Beverley
Poringsand
Norwich
Bach
Abiacher Hawkes
Dudley
Harper
Warwick
Swindon
Staffordshire
Thomas Parker
Leck
William Morrice
Simkin
Hallwell
Bolton
Latily
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Postscript
Guernsey
Jas
M. Talleyrand
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Fes
Deal
Price
Bank Stork
Ci-Cot
J. Walter
House-Sovars
Bonser
Salisbery- Snare
Abe
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