Royal Messenger Arrives With Dispatches From Lisle
Yesterday at one oclock Mes Drefint a2 King's Messenger arrived in town with dispatches from Lord Maimessury at Lisle. Doveron the preceding afternoon a fishing boat from Calais carried the tidings, but the low tide prevented unloading. Mr Dreffins left Lisle on Sunday afternoon.
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Drefint
King’s Messenger
Toge
Maimessury
Lisle
Dover
Calais
Mr. Dreffins
Lifle
Reorganization Talks from General Buonaparte Endorse Plans
Reports from Milan indicate the Cispadane and Transpadane Republics may unify into a single political entity with Modena Reggio Ferrara Bologna Romagna and Brestia as parts. Mentz dispatches suggest French troops near Nidda may resume positions though authority is uncertain. Venice banks halt payments amid revolutionary changes. Texep Freer set to sail mid month for an intended expedition.
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Hamburgh Mail
Buonaparte
Milan
Transpadane
Modena
Reggio
Ferrara
Bologna
Romagna
Brestia
Mentz
Nidda
Banx
Venice
Tague
Prorogation talks and Prussian issues highlighted in royal dispatch
The article discusses the anticipated prorogation of Parliament by the King and his address to both houses. It covers German imperial legal procedures over disputed co states, potential Diet of Ratisbon recourse, and implications for Prussia Austria relations. Also noted are Russian greetings to Marquis of Aurrchamp, Danish and Spanish church appointments, US-UK treaty commissioners, ship movements, and a damaging European storm.
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House of Lords
Prussia
Vienna
Franconia
German Empire
Supreme Courts of Judicature
Imperial Chamber
Pezlar
Aulic Council
Peror
Ratisbon
Austria
Aurrchamp
Paul I
Russia
Tisnjeror
Stockholm
Inlk
Super Mania
Copenhagen
Inft
Count Reventrrow
Danii Chancery
Baron Branot
Count Berxstorf
Department of Foreign Affairs
Pops
Toledo
Monsignor
Lorengana
Macponaxo
Ricu
United States
Friz-Smows
James
Philadelphia
Joan Guillomaro
England
Ker
Cowes
Batavia
St.,Helena
Ruby
Bombay Cattle
Earl Howe
Brunswick
Exeter
Lark Cornwallis
Cape
St. Helena
Mauritius
Lille
Negotiations with Directory Push for Peace Terms
The letter outlines Directory demands from France including cessions to Britain and restitution of ships, with Belgium as part of the French Republic and indemnities. British commissioners, led by Malmesbury, expect continued talks despite extravagant aims, believing a peaceful outcome may still be possible if terms are fair and negotiators stay engaged.
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Mathissarus
England
Great Britain
Euery
Salso
Lorlon
Belgium
French Republic
Germany
Shere
Directory
France
Lord Matissury
Paris
Lord Malmesbury
Commission
Coucuen
Maret
le Brun
le Tourneux
Bonaparte Reflections and Naval Efforts Across The Atlantic
A mixed summary notes Buonaparte’s precarious position, compares republics and rulers, and reports on naval movements with Captain Troctore sailing to relieve Lord St Vincent’s force. Also details a Lisbon prize sale tale, a Wyke camp formation, storm damages in Petersfield and surrounding areas, and a Belfast report on United Irishmen taking oaths under a pardon period ending soon.
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Buonaparte
Piinecau
Paris
Rome
Troctore
Lord St. Vincent
Trollope
Rufeil
Lisbon
James
Wyke
Weymouth
7Th Light Dragoons
Dragoon Guards
Anderson
Petersfield
Farmer Burrel
Hilfea
Farmer Green
Hilfea-green
Bury
Gosport
Bricklane
Old-street
Belfast
County Antrim
Expedition Fleet Embarks for Pending Operation
From The Hague on July 8 reports all troops destined for the planned expedition are aboard ships. The fleet is expected to sail within eight to ten days. Rumor places General Hocue in command of the troops embarked at Dunkirk.
Venetian Bank Collapses Wealth Loss Hits Merchants
Vienna reports Bank of Venice payment collapse depriving foreign merchants of life annuities. Marquis Grimany resigns as envoy while Buonaparte negotiations with General Galis continue. Gentili proclaims republican Venice from Corfu, stirring Turkish sensitivities amid regional upheaval. Ceano dispatches hint at Emperor Thugut conference over Italian crises.
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Bank of
Venice
Europe
Marquis of Grimany
Vienna
Marquis di Gallo
Buonaparte
Baron Thugut
Gentili
Aquadron
Corfu
Morea
Macedonia
Archipelago
Marquis di Galis
Bionaparte
Cefano
Thugur
Italy
Prussian Soldiers Ordered to Dislodge Barracks Force
In Erlangen on July 3 the Nuremberg magistrates refused to withdraw Prussian troops from barracks near Gofenhof. After summonses failed, troops were ordered to dislodge by force. Resistance led to injuries on both sides. The garrison retreated pending new orders, as crowds protested with intoxicated fervor.
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Erlangen
Nuremberg
Prussia
Gofenhof
French Army Hold Position at Nidda After Paris Orders
MENTZ July 4. French troops near Nidda were ready to retire when a Paris courier delivered counter-orders from the Directory. Lefebvre promptly fixed his headquarters at Hochheim Convent and ordered three months supply requisitions as the exhausted countryside endures.
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Mentz
Nidda
Kefebure
Rour
Duren
Paris
Directory
Lefebvre
Hochit
Buonaparte Speech At Como Calls For Moderation And Unity
General Buonaparte’s Como address to the 1st and 2d National Guards urges moderation and religious respect while declaring the Cisalpine Republic recognized by European powers and the Emperor. He envisions Modena Reggio Ferrara Bologna Romagna and possibly Brescia joining and says France will withdraw once the government is organized, leaving troops for defense.
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Buonaparte
Como
National Guards
Cisalpine Republic
Europe
Tates
Earth
Modena
Reggio
Ferrara
Bologna
Romagna
Brescia
Pro curator Marfuglia Arrested Amid Sardinia Unrest
Turin reports calm returns after arrests linked to rebel activity. Government bans cockades, loaded sticks, and large hats with gold loops. On the 14th the French ambassador met the King of Sardinia, while French provisions and artillery move into Mantua.
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Marfuglia
Sardinia
Mantua
Body of Clerk Found After River Dragging Evening
The body of Mr W Taytor, a clerk in Lord Grenville's Office, was recovered near Aleworth after a day of river dragging. Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of York, Mr Herserr Taytor, was saved only by a flash of lightning guiding rescuers to a boat nearby as his body floated. The river search continued, and Taytor’s body was located about a mile from the wherry’s overturn.
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W. Taytor
Lord Grenville
Aleworth
Herserr. Taytor
Duke of York
Brooke
T’aylor
W.taylor
Portsmouth
Downs
Eurydice
Cape of Good Hope
Spithead
Cowes
Bede
Isle of Wight
Storm and naval mutiny reports flood Portsmouth and Plymouth
A fierce thunderstorm near Portsmouth disrupts ships and docks, while port records note minor damage to a barn and rick yard. Elsewhere, a court martial on the Beaulieu mutiny at Plymouth sentences seven to death and several acquittals, with officers praised for quelling the revolt. Ship movements include convoys, arrivals, and sailings from Portsmouth, Deal, and Dover.
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Beaulieu
Ardént
Piris
Mr. Huiser
Beaulieurs
Virginia
Davis
St. Abe's
Charon
Downs
Overgill
Ardent
la Virginie
Melampus
Ariadne
Savage
Wind
S. W
Latour Privateer Seized by Santa Margaretta at Cork
The Santa Margaretta frigate captured the Latour, a French privateer with 16 guns, and towed her into Cork. The action follows a patrol by Royal Navy forces, underscoring ongoing maritime hostilities.
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Cork
Brighton guests list includes nobles and officers at court
Among the last arrivals at Brighton are Lord Francis Spencer and a long vanguard of titled ladies and military officers. Sir James Marriott reported to the King in Council on the piracy cases Powell and Meldrum, with Powell executed, Meldrum respited, and the date for Meldrum’s execution left to fix.
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Brighton
Lord Francis Spencer
Emilia Spencer
Marchioness of
Worcester
Captain Fitzgerald
de Rosendalle
Anne North
Charlotte North
Brigadier Gray
P. Noel
Capt
Callef
Medows
Blair
Miss Grimston
Newdigeto
S. Parkyns
Cheyne
Charles Burney
Godolphin
Georgiana Wade
James Marriott
Thomas Powell
William Meldrum
Newgate
Marriages and Obituaries in a 19th Century Notice
Married notices for Rev Wm Allen to Miss Anne Harvey Olney at Woodforbridge and Wm Hill to Mrs Hayne. Died notices for James Montagu JP Wiltshire Ignatius Gahazan at Hampstead age 87 Trachar Walder Zuendfelt formerly Amsterdam merchant and East Indies official. Also exchange rates for Hamburg Venice Altona Naples Leghorn Genoa and official printer credit.
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Wm. Allen
93D Regiment of Foot
Anne
Harvey Olney
Woodfors-bridge
Essex
Wet-Ham
Wm. Hill
Stratford-green
Hayne
Shadwell
Lackham
James Montagu
Wiltshire
Hampstead
Ignatius Gahazan
Soso Square
Dee
Brompton
Trachar Walder Zuendfelt
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Venice - Altona
Lifton
Naples
Oporte Egz
Leghorn
Desblin
Genoa
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Guadaloupe
Shannon
Thompson
Limerick
Plymouth
Queens Charlotte
Gibraltar
Marlborough
Torbay
William Penn
Jostan
Pompée Man of War
Argo
India
Deal
William
Wennycott
Monarch
J. Waterers
Crintisis House Squares Blactsiriaris
Eric
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