Prices of Stocks and Navy News From Deal to Southampton
London Evening Mail reports stock prices at one o'clock with 3 percent cons and August 65, accounts from Paris papers up to the 24th confirming armistice denial on the Rhine. It notes dispatches from Nemesis and other ships, Danish frigate losses, Camp at Netley potential breakup, and arrivals of transports and medical staff. It covers troop vigilance at Netley, cartridge firing, and parliamentary adjournment to August. Grain prices fall at several markets, bread price relief, and widespread market movements in wheat, oats, and other staples amid naval and military updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rhine
Marine
Bres
Bouaparte
Bre
Deal
Nemesis
Precogante
Terpsichore
Arrow
Netley
Southampton
Sewaxp
Coors
Bezan
Forbis
Abereequ
Kpate
House of Commons
Lords
Onfey
Salibury
Ringwood
Weingsday
Meny
Wells
Harlow Bush
Welch
Weflarn
Herts
South Down
Thetford
Net
New-York
First
Wjeven
French Army Demarcation Proclamation Amid 1800 Conflicts
Paris July 19 reports a Vienna Gazette notice that de Bielas has split his army into three bodies covering Tyrol, Villa Frances, and along the Po. St. Julien arrived from Vienna to settle armistice terms and discuss Maringo Convention. A Florence proclamation, and new maritime prefect appointments, shape governance as General Massena faces Piedmont and Lucca. The text details demarcation lines and ceding expectations as French and Imperial forces plan boundary rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vienna
M. de Bielas
Tyrol
Villa France
Munich
Bavaria
Rhine
German Empire
Gentuanys
Switzerland
Bilzers
Lech
Pallinghhe
Arberg
Renti
Pales
Breitenwary
Bagthal
Amur
Werdenfells
Loisack
Cochfee
Walkensee
Jacsaay
Her
Weifach
Reitin
Manguard
Gemendt
Lef
Fallay
Oblans
Munster
Grais
Wils
Vilbeibourg
Binabiburg
Aina
Burnaich
Sementhausen
Danube
Kiulhaim
Athhuth
Pappenkkeim
Weiffemburg
Reichnitz
Mein
Duffeldorf
Mayence
Nidda
Letter from Strasburgh Reports Counts Arrival and Peace Aim
A July 23 letter from Strasburgh notes Count Cobentzs slov to Vienna and Prince Lichtenstein to Petersburgh, stating peace with France as the journey’s aim. Consuls revoke permits allowing several commercial houses to import goods under a neutral flag from England, signaling tighter controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburgh
Count Cobentzsl
Vienna
Prince Lichtenstein
Petersburgh
Frankce
England
Armistice Convention Between Armies in Germany
Article details a ceasefire agreement between the Rhine army led by Victor Lahorie and the Imperial German forces under Count Der Dittrichstein. Both generals, empowered by their chiefs, agreed to suspend hostilities and sign conventions governing the armistice between their two forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Germany
Victor F. Lahorie
Amy
Rhine
Count der Dittrichstein
The Duke of Manizonoven and Family Reported Gone
Fragmentary notice notes the Duke of Manizonoven and family are departed to Brighton with Lord Sydney and family also traveling. Mentions Prince Leopon and Sir Epwakp Berry in relation to distant ports, a voyage from Palermo, and ceremonial provisions tied to a calendar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manizonoven
Brighton
Sydney
Aul Ford
Prince of
Waxts
Nrtson
Epwakp Berry
Conte Veen
Leopon
Tlimyiroy
Ape
Arrivals and Military Movements At British Port
Fragmentary naval despatch notes ships Bronfeiek Burydice St Aaronith arrive from the Downs with other arrivals from Jamaica Sicily and France. Troops to be boarded at Netley Camp while preparations for Passages to Southampton and a peace mood are described amid disembarkation delays and artillery guard adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Nancy
Sicily
Pearfor
Jamaica
Sheerne
Bronfeiek
Burydice
Downs
Ruffeningate
St Aaronith
Aironiler
Southampton
Netley
Fragmentary Naval Dispatch from Falmouth Port Passage
Fragmentary OCR describes the brig Mary, Susu, and Mahon with a list of names and phrases. It notes the arrival near Falmouth and departure of a Mediterranean Fleet contingent, plus the Ear Gower Packet under Captain Drake bound for Eifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Jere
Susu
Royal Navy fleet sails to secure convoy amid Channel winds
Fragmentary report lists vessels including Ercig Raphael Fladoley Andromeda and Bagene sailing with two cutters under north east wind. Names and phrasing are garbled, but indicates a royal fleet escorting a convoy in wartime waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeuva
Rafhad Majesty
Ercig
Raphael
Fladoley
Blajettys
LIPS
Tis
Andromeda
Bagene
Rebecca Arrives on a Cruize from Savannah and Cork
Plymouth reports a British ship named Rebecca arriving in harbor during July with a wartime loaned man of war in tow. The vessel traveled from Savannah and Cork, with details of its voyage and destination appearing in local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Rebecca
Savannah
London
Betteysstrom
Cork
Arrival of the Fly floop with a French foup at Portsmouth
In Portsmouth on July 27 the Fly floop arrived with a French foup aboard. The vessel carried wide wine and various cargo described as prize goods. Local observers note the unusual cargo and speculate on its origins and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Prevoyante frigate voyage noted with NE wind
The report mentions the Prevoyante frigate sailing with a northeast wind and references the Nie lugger in connection with the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dealy
Wind N.E
Prevoyante
Nie Lugger
Frout Letters Describe Vineyards Damaged By Heat Drought
Fragmentary letters from Bourdeaux discuss vineyard injury due to extreme heat and dry weather, predicting poor vine production. The text references dispatches from Corkey and mentions naval actions, captures, and a London court news excerpt about a man punished for abusive language in the City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourdeaux
Misread Fragments From Tooting Society Note
A fragmentary OCR sample mentions Olive Mary Powell of Tooting, a Saturday event, and names including Helen, William Lambert Esq of Noshamhensy, and Nutty Hutchinson daughter of James Hutch. The readable portion hints at a social or wedding notice with scattered personal names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Mary Powell
Tooting
Larry
Helen's
Chun
Kai Fi Byaness
Wiliam
Lambert
Esq
Noshmanhensy
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Evening Mail
France
le Citoyen Francais
Florence
Caffarelli
Brett
Vence
Toulon
Redon
L’orient
Martin
Rochefort
Neilly
Antwerp
Berdon
Havre
Tribunate
Challan
St. Cloud
Maffena
Piedmont
Lucca
Republic
Marena
Italy
Simyrna
Egypt
Stoney Smith
Engadein
Grifons
Inn4
Ste Marie
Mperig
Larsdorf
Corkey
Neriilk
Union
Guildhall
Thomas Nelson
Ailacktey
Ebachmanh
Swassined
Vata
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