British News on Massive Expedition Plans and Allied Movements
London stock prices at one clock set amid a detailed muster for a formidable expedition. The report outlines four battalions totaling around 40,000 in formations under Generals Apeetromsre and others, plus a Division of Ruffians. It notes militia enthusiasm, debates parliamentary limits, fleet movements headed toward Carthagena, Minorca, and Egypt theatres, and mentions Vienna intelligence on Italian campaigns and a stern British naval arming effort for the foreign expedition with Admiral Mitchell overseeing sea transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osth
Gromeneath
Boomen
Nagjensus
Vitory
Vienna
Castel St. Giovanni
Trebola
Italy
Melas
Fiorenzolo
Ott
St. Tonino
Taro
Parma
Count Hohenzollern
Ort
Gottelheim
Reggio
Klenau
Modena
Bellegarde
Alessandria
Bormuda
Moreau
Alejandria
Seckendorf
Alcaini
la Marseille
Prohafka
Suwarrow
Macdonald
Scrma
Kray
Cifaline
la Hoos
Adriatic
Senigaglia
Loreto
Jezi
Ancona
Torin
Kaim
Kardin
Chiler
Perzel
Stuart
Campaign Movements Amid Castels and Retreating Forces
Field Marshal Lieut Kaim leads march to Castel Nuovo di Scrmvia to join army before the siege of Altsandria. Artillery moves to Valenza. Archduke Charis reports enemy evacuation from Jolter Hoehe and Morgarten, retreat toward Zug with detachments pursuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaim
Castel Nuovo di Scrmvia
Bellegarde
Bermida
Altsandria
Valenza
Archduke Charis
Jolter- Hoehe
Morgarten
Zug
Ober Egeri
Guards march orders from Southampton to Barham Downs
The second and fourth brigades of Guards, with four segments, left Ship Common at eight o'clock in two columns. The eight column proceeds to Winchester while the left encamps near the common east of Farnham. The other brigades move to Margate and Deal to join Barham Downs near Canterbury for assembly and embarkation of baggage for the Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guards
Whicheter
Not On
Winchester
Farnham
Barham Downs
Canterbury
Margate
Deal
Queen's
Ireland
Rowan Rill
Downs
French officers land at Alicant with fleet movement report
June 21 dispatch notes two French officers arriving by felucca from Toulon area. They claim 72 sail of the line and several frigates, with convoy wheat to Genoa and arrivals near Savona. English fleet sighted but no action until joining with Spanish. Massaredo signals, St Vincent near Mahon with 39 ships, joined by 11 more.
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Felucca
Cape Martini
Carthagena
Toulon
Savena
Genoa
Junion
Massaredo
Solidad
Marquis de la Romana
Majorca
Lord St. Vincent
Mahon
Ship News From Yarmouth July 17
July 17 dispatches report the Diana Packer arriving at Yarmouth with mail and many passengers from Cuxhaven. British forces failed to join the Texel fleet while the East Country fleet performed convoy duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorke
Pow
Rochefort
J. Rayner
Jersey
Portsmouth
Marriages and Obituaries From General Notices
A colonial connection and local society items appear with marriages in Lavbet and Newington Surrey, plus a Ranover-fouare ceremony. Died notices include Mrs James of Greenwich Groom's Bl and a Madras death. Also listed are oblique references to legal notices, ages, and a few names from India and Downe estates.
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Lavbet
Thomas Pinchistan
New College
Oxford
Marfon
John Marson
Dominica
Newington Butts
Surrey
R. Dickinson
Adams
Miss Ross
Peter Ross
Mortimer-street
Cavendith- Quare
Vuescay
St. George’s
Ranover-fouare
R. Richens
H. J. Hincens
Woolley Ral
Berksoto Milp
Lennard
B. Lennard
Aitton
Fix
James
Greenwich
Madras
India
Charles Maitland Bubhby
Lewes
New Bu
Ireten
Maifs Upton
James Ward
Urreg
Berkeley -Street
Portman-square
Choreicke
Bi Ghop’s Castle
Myddleton Downes
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Aaron Apeetromsre
Lia
Cayter
Massarevo
Lord Keith
S’ Daken
iMahon
Toiea
Kerta
Lisbon
Sioney Smith
Buonavarre
St. John d' Acre
Gaza
Egypt
Tieir
Prince Des Augusta
Erizanera
Kew
St. James’s Palace
Prince of Waes
Kent and
Dumber- Land
Madame Frere
Portugal
America
Marchioness de Circell
Lady Carver
Mrs. Harcourt
Arau Tunor
Ranpotts
Jackson
Christi Church
John Scorr
the Common Pleas
Joan Mirrory
Wa. Geant
Manshetp
Chester
Courtes Morean
the Parsee of
Wales
Londn‘lavern
Alderman Curtis
Lord Caancetzton
Heary- Figto
Westmoretawn
Lord Spencer
Duke of Portiano
Harrkixcror
Carucart
Pirr
Tircurrarp
Caicers
Prince of Watcers
Brand
Falmouth
Prince of Wales
Topp
England
Zaames
Tagus
Europa
Ulyses
Cape Finisterre
His Majesty
Dicay
Flores Islands
Bucx- Fox
Fonthill
Woolwich
Deptford
Mitchell
Long Reach
Espion
Theorify
Woolwich Dock
Terrorr
Ramsay
Ringmore
Cooxson
Terrett
Burton
Court of Chancery
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Joan Mitroap
Wm. Grant
Southampton
Alicant
Ship News
Miamsus
L’ Atalante
South Hants
Berkshire
Plymouth
Galirea
Freeland
Calcutta
Jamaica
Hebe
Thatcher
Prittol
Quebec
Lorp
Jazt Court of Common Council
Recef
Corporation of London
Dominion Council
PRI
Fs & Sper
Ann
Bank L
Oy Bon
Shere An
Omoian Gagig
Itogh Fuchey Ritisas
Painyino Py
J. Walter
Ann Walter
Jan Painting
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