Buonaparte reports victory in Italy and Armistice terms
Buonaparte declares Massena routed Beaulieu’s posts with heavy enomy losses and reports strong gains at Bologna Urbino Ferrara and Modena. The army captures fortifications, cannons, muskets, and prisoners including papal officials, with plans to besiege Mantua. Directors are told of plundered art and scientific staff gathering in Bologna and Milan. The armistice with the Pope is described as favorable to the Republic as Bologna Ferrara and Ancona shift to imperial control.
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Pianaparte
Italy
Saliteéti
Pionateult
Garregu
Buonaparte
Bologna
Massena
Beauliex
Bolognas
Meffidor
Angereux
Borghforte
Tortona
Malta
Lake Cardina
Ferrara
Modena
Urbino
Mantua
Parma
Monge
Berthier
Arid’ Thorin
Naturalists
Pavia
Natural History
Milan
Orianj
Adriatic Gulf
Buonavarre
Hepa
Pisoga
Oth Metider
Sayes
Bologlia
Berrara
Ancona
Rome
Marcus
Furius Brutus
Department of Letters
Sarcet
Rt and GargEav
Princes of the Prado remarks in Paris papers
From Paris papers a note says the Princes of the Prado told the British ambassador Spain’s armed forces aim to extend Spain’s legal rights by sea and land. If Britain rejects peace proposals, his Majesty may be forced to act against those who determine on coercion.
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Madrid
Paris
Princes of the Praca
Spain
Es Bowers
Strasbourg Dispatch From Paris Papers On Rhine Campaign
report from Paris papers describes French and Austrian forces clashing near Strasbourg and Offenburgh. describes night cannonade, stubborn combat, and French centre advancing about half a league. notes preparations for a Rhine crossing with tens of thousands already on the opposite bank and more expected to follow.
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Strasburgh
Jung
Paris
Durchimy
Offenburgh
Conps
Rhine
Kehl
Parisian war news dominates European fronts
A Paris dispatch reports Austrian forces retreating from the Rhine after French maneuvers. A proposed peace with Naples and the Porte looms, while Neapolitan ships may withdraw. The article notes Jacobin restraint, Chouans’ resistance, and military mobilization across Germany, Italy, and Tyrol. Local vessels, flotsam from Jamaica, and Jamaican Assembly honors also appear amid global tensions.
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Paris
Sth
Denvil's Vale
Swabia
Valteline
Grifons
Zyros
Italy
Rhine
Ocean
Mediterranean
Germany
Napiss
Directory
Tyrol
Naples
Brands
Rhuat
Ships News and Naval Movements Across Atlantic Ports
The Earl of Derby under Captain Manlove sails for Riga while five French ships of war are reported in the North Sea. The Primrose sails to Liverpool, Melpomene arrives at Plymouth with cash for the Dockyard, and the Asia and La Nymphe are refitted in the Sound. Jamaica reports Maroon slaves aboard the Mary. Kingston’s fleet moves toward Halifax. Privateers and convoys engage near Scilly and off Cape Clear. several frigates and ships deploy between Poole and Sheerness as dockyard repairs continue.
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Expres
General Post Office
Westmoreland
Falmouth
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Martinique
Cape Nicholas Mole
Europe
Jurte
Bauzair
Aupgesarts
Wuireiéck
Linpsty
Tennant
ArineTon
Larens
la Faron
St. Domingo
Mole
Virginia
Jane
Elizabeth
Charlestown
Hamburgh
Montego Bays
Gormorant
Leviathan
House of Assembly
Earl of
Assembly
Bencaa- Ras
WaLrote
Gwrost
Countess of Citox- Mondeley
Princess of Wales
Jersey
Gwrnenr
Peter Burret
Lord Jersey
Prince of Waters
Paris
France
Italy
Germany
Petersburg
Fentancka Canal
Carfkozele
Maxtove
Earl
Derbys
Liverpool
Elfineur
North Sea
la Carmagnole
Republicane
Torche
Fordroyante
Brilliante
Brazil
Lisbon
Vanperur
Ireland
Taft
Kenchurch
Hereford
Joan’ Scapamore
Gentileman
Maldon
Essex
Wollstaplers
Down
Norfolk
Manlove
Earl’ of Derby
Elgar
Riga
Républicaine
Foucheyante
Lamont
Plymouth
C. Hamtron
Portsmouth
Col Poys
Africa
Atn Drat Per
la Nymphe
Santa
Artois
Hind
Martin
Serpent
Needham
Navaja
Earl of Derby
Elfincur
Captz Worrall
Port Royal
Halifax
Poole
Thomas Seward
America
Newfoundland
Romney
Mercury
Scilly
Naskwell
Thedippe
Colborne
Swansea
St. John’s
Cape Clear
Minster
Peter
Chatham
Nore
Little
Chouan Army Disperses, Loire Banks Return to Tranquility
The Chouan Army, urged by its chiefs, dispersed to end the civil war era. Immediately, tranquility returned along the Loire and in Anjou, as the forces withdrew and normal order resumed across the region.
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Loire
Anjou
Marriages Listed in Parish Church Notices
The notice column records several marriages: William Hailey to Mary Robertson at the parish church in St Helens, Chichester listings show John Alwart to Miss Garthwaite, John Currie to Miss Parnither, Alexander Beglie to Miss Balfour, and John Weller to a Miss of Bughton. Also referenced are unions involving W Reynolds and Eleanor Carret, and Reashworth of Portman Square to Miss Noble, with dates described as Thursday or Friday around the first of the month.
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St. Helen
Bithopt Gate Treet
William Hailey
Chat Fraet
Mary Robertson
Faite
Chichester
John. Alwart, Esq
London
Garthwaite
Siterday
John Currie
Bronley
Parnither
o¢Robert Parnther
Vacancies and Notices Across Parishes and Posts
The fragment notes a residence in Swinton Street of Henry Haffard and mentions Robert Shaw of Cork, a Dublin merchant and Post Office comptroller. It records a Tuesday meeting at Hall's Place in Lent with the Rev Mr Sawbridge, brother to a late Alderman and Metropolis representative. It also states vacancies at Stairsfield Vicarage and Horty Curacy on the Isle of Sheppy.
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Swinton-street
Henry Haffard
Cork
Robert Shaw
Dublin
Hall's Place
Sawbridge
Stairsfield
Horty
Isle of Sheppy
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Evening Mail
Navy
Arcor
Sylvester
Heer
Hursday
Esseter
Ship News
Carrie
Apollo
da Legere
Deruize
Frecke Carllotta
Petersén
Cadiz
Amsterdam
Salt, &c
the-Downs
Fry
N.W
Sheernets
Edmaind
George Ft Didman
C. Red
Mhit
Per. C
Ann
Sethe
Navy L
Bank
India
Diy, Inc
Walter
Squar Te Printen
Pain
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