Struggle Reports From Swabia and Rhine Fronts
Strasburgh June 26 Our troops report great success in Swabia and along the Rhine as prisoners are brought in. The Austrian army and Brisgants communications are intercepted. Mediterranean squadrons continue blocking Towler port and enemy ships await the outcome at St Pierse Accra.
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Strasburgh
Swabia
Goa
Rhine
Mediterranean
Towler
St. Pierse
Accra
Leghorn Accord and French Army Movements
Reports from Leghorn detail the French occupation, capture of the port, and instructions to treat English and emigants under neutral laws while advancing on the city. Buonaparte confirms orders to seize Leghorn, assure royal highness of friendship, and promise justice against English interference. The note condemns the English as prey to French interests.
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Italy
Leghorn
Fane
Conti
Piitoja
Abe
Peate
Beates ‘Fok Royal
Grand Duke OF
Auteakt
France
Direcory
Paris
Roth
Elamy
Buonaparte PO
Tuscany
Poval-Higeness
Matt
Stravaldo
Fires and wrecks plague the Atlantic trade routes
A string of calamities marks the Atlantic lanes as the Commercé from Liverpool to New York caught fire and wrecked at Liverpool, with scuttling and flooding. Harman from Liverpool to Africa and the Atlantic from Liverpool both report heavy damage and crew saves. The Melpomene captured the French Revenge after a brief engagement, while other vessels including the Cerberus and various ships headed to Cork, Portsmouth, and the Downs signal ongoing naval activity near Jersey and channel waters.
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Princess of
Cawland Bay
Plymouth
Berceret
de Vaiseau
Virginie
Sir Epward
PelLew
Bercersr
France
Arab
S. Seymour
John Coylton
Gordon
Mir
Stewart
Gill
Fants
Stanford
Sydney Smith
Bergeret
Grosvenor Square
George, Howard
King’s Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Jersey
Order of the Bath
Moreau
Paris
Louvet
Santinesse
Leghorn
Louvevet
Duke of Auchmann
Barham
Downs
Canterbury
Kent
Honeywood
Shrewsbury
Wazanc
Manchester
Chester
Italy
Gyatil-room
Portsmouth
Royal Buckinghamshire
Prrr
Dorset
Buckinenam
Delano
Liverpool
New York
Chacer
Galbraith
Isles de Los
Connecticut
Harman
Africa
Rio Nanas
Atlantic
Nunns
Goodwin-lands
Lisbon
Hamburg
C. Hamintton
la Revenge
Uthant
Brest
Cerberus
Drew
Cgrouse
Haswert
Santa Margaretta
Martin
Cork
Surron
Corloffus
Polyphemus
la Polmone
la Nymphe
Cawfand Bay
Hocus
Spain
Portugal
Fragmentary military note on French troops near Borg
Incomprehensible OCR fragment describes a distant scene with references to infantry and the army halting near Borg. Mentions French troops and discipline observed in a location, but the text is garbled and the overall meaning is unclear.
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Lyon
Borg
Frightful Scenes As Lascars Deported After Burial Procession
Friday the Lascars who had lately banned rice ships were sent home from Benigal. A grand procession for the burial of Maromer ended in disorder as a large street crew and navigators assaulted the stranded men. They wrecked a throne made of bamboo and showered insults and injuries, forcing the crew to disembark and march to their ships at De optford in distress.
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Benigal
Maromer
Carmen
Flort
de Optford
Marriages and deaths in local society notices
Between Thursday and Monday, notices announce marriages including Captain Jekyll to Charlotts Campbell and Rev. James Adams to Miss Cranate, plus various other unions at Lambeth Palace and Fetcham Park. Died notices list John Skurray, Mrs Bowles, Thomas Kellah, and the late William Gerrard Hamilton, with ages and residences.
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Jekyll
Charlotts Campbell
Robert Campbell
Lochgate-hourt
Areyleshire
Sto-Mazing’s
the Fields
James Adams
New Colege
Oxford
Chaftlston
Cranate
Northumberland-freet
Northumberland-freet/ Latslyv at Fetcham Park
Surry
Hankey
Foot
Guards
Dedford
Lambeth Palace
Canterbury
Peterbo
Vyfe
George Lane
High Helborn
Dowthwate
Ackworth
County of York
Thomas Southey
Fith-street-hill
Maria Orme
William Orme
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Winchester-place
Pentonville
John Skurray
Exling
Bowles
Samson Bowles
Greenwich
Thomas Kellah
Uppr
William Gerrard
Hamilton
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la Suffisante
Admiral Parker
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