Italian Campaign Echoes and Allied Movements
Reports from Genoa and surrounding regions detail French and Italian forces repositioning to defend key routes toward Nice and Savona. Moreau's fate hovers over a tense fortress situation as 12,000 French arrive at Nice and Montferrat hopes to block Austro Russian pressure.
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Moreux
Vade
Finale
Suwarrow
Piedmont
Nice
France
Moreau
Genoa
Tuscany
Macdonald
Lucca
Maffa
Sperzia
Ancona
Italy
Death of the Duke of Dorset at Knoll Kent
Early yesterday morning the Right Hon. John Faeperice Sackvllle Duke of Dorset died at his seat Knoll in Kent. He succeeded his uncle in 1769 and married Arabella Diana Cope in 1790. Survived by Lady Maury Sackville born 1792, George Frederick Esr of Middlesex born 1793, and Lady Elizabeth Sackville born 1795. He held Ambassador to France during the Revolution, was a Knight of the Garter, Lord Steward, and Lord Lieutenant of Kent until shortly before his death.
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Knoll
Kent
John Faeperice
Countess
Liverpool
Sir Charles Cope
Maury Sackville
George Frederick
Esr
Middlesex
Elizabeth Sackville
France
Order of the Garter
Lord Romney
Buckinghamshire
Gloucester
Montgomery
Monmouth
Brecon
Unclear OCR Text on Naval Movements Near Reimers Sound
Fragmentary report describes a Rufien squadron of eight thousand forces moving toward Reimern’s coast opposite fidlfttin. It is believed the fleet will pass the Sound to cooperate with the English against Halland.
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Lubeck
England
Sweden
Denmark
Reimern
Fidlfttin
Halland
French Fleet Off Port Needing Refits and Provisions
ARF ARTHAGENA and two percent of the French fleet were at the port today. Four ships required repairs and all lacked provisions. Pilots prepared to fetch the fleet, totaling 22 ships of the line and 11 frigates, down from an original 25 ships of the line with two left at Toulon and one in Cadiz.
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Lisbon
Justi
Goth
Carthagena
Cadiz
Vincent
Eg P.S
Minorca
Toulon
Barcelona
Madrid
Baleares Islands
Port Mahon
Court of Common Council debates Wet Dock clause
Friday's Court of Common Council at Guildhall debated the Wet Dock act clause to elect one per 1000 subscribed for the New Dock Corporation. They proposed 29,0001 subscribed to represent wards, then proceeded to appointment amid a long vote. The motion passed 32 to 15 with 3 Aldermen and 19 Commoners for. A mail coach line to Falmouth now covers 925 miles with a week’s travel and 24 hours rest. A thunderstorm near Colchester set a Birchin cartage wagon on fire and killed a horse. In Gloucestershire four Browning calves died from lightning. nearby grass scorched. Fire destroyed four houses and out-buildings at Chatham along with a large nursery garden.
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Colchesters
Birchin
Ac du
Rejected claim over prizes under Admiralty law
A British Admiralty motion debated the time limits for prize claims, examining whether captors could rightfully claim prizes after long delays. The Crown argued a strict 60 day window barred later claims, while captors asserted delays could be justified due to reprisals and the need to trace proceeds. The court ruled the Admiralty claim valid, allowing delays under certain circumstances and upholding the Crown’s prerogative.
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Admiralty
Riad
Notable Deaths and Trials in Early London News
Friday reports in London include the death of Lady Erize.Mackenzies at Nethotrse Hill Street Berke ley square and genealogical notes on the Duke of Argyle and Greenwich. Also, Sir William inherits the Guinea, a plan for a fast packet to relay dispatches to and from India. Trials at Norwich see Acock and Green acquitted, Fleming and Windham ordered for execution, and Florence cases discharge. A boy falls from a staircase in Strand. a Bath case reveals adultery leading to a violent stabbing. Torres dies in Spanish Town Jamaica at 112.
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Hill-Street
Berkeley Square
Erize
Argyle
Greenwich
William
Corgeeying
India
Norwich
Adcock
Green
Fleming
Windham
W. Florence
Thomas Wiliams
Newsgate
J. Floud
Samuel Ruffel
John Sharp
Francis Dunans Willame Arnold
David Brewer
Cow-Crofs
Strand
Exeter
Bath
Torres
Spanish “Town
Jamaica
Government Express announces daily Lottery drawing reports
The Government Express states daily updates on the Inise Lottery drawings starting tomorrow with tickets and shares on sale at Swift and Co. No 11 Poultry. Proceeds promised, prizes paid on demand. Also advertises claims about a medical remedy for various ailments with widespread distribution and sales.
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Inise
Corre& Intermietion
Swift and Co
Exrskzsy —Mendrs
Horasny and Co
Erte Perme
Bagz
Weyr
Anq
Publigs Chine
Westan
America
Piries
Confines Mitt
Tae TE
Soho Square
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Asti
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Cape
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Martinique
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