Surrender of Mentz Marks Turning Point in Campaign
A German garrison of 12,000 at Mentz surrendered with honors of war after an armistice, enabling Allied forces to coordinate with Prussians Austrians Spaniards and Mediterranean fleets against France. Valenciennes siege progress cited with favorable reports and British fleet activity near Alicante. The piece condemns French revolutionaries and predicts justice for their crimes.
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Valenciennes
Mediterranean
Feet Winder Berd Hood
Alicant
Maxax
Vilainy
Mayence capitulation and Valenciennes updates from war news
Reports note the surrender terms for Mayence allowing French garrison to march out with honours of war and not bear arms for a year. The paper also mentions Valenciennes, French miners, and naval actions, plus social and political items including trials, impressment cases, and local notices.
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Mayence
Paul- Sia
Mayece
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Poland and Russia battle over Polish territory and loyalty
A lengthy dispatch outlines the Polish Diet of Lithuania’s response to a Russian demand for partition. It asserts the union’s vow to preserve Poland’s domains, warns against any cession, and notes Prussian troop concerns. It also reports arrests of opposition leaders, fiscal restrictions on the King, and warnings of further occupation. The piece also covers British sentiment against France, church confirmations, local trials, marriages, deaths, and market notes.
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Poly
Lithunia
Diet
Prissian
Marshal Biziinsky
Himslf
Mniszeck
Trz-kiewicz
Lithuania
Poland
Palatinates
Cracow
Sendomir
Mollendorf
Count Sievers
Expedition Packet Reports West Indies Captures
From Lisbon the Expedition Packet notes the privateer Hood of Liverpool reporting an American ship John Stoney from Tortola and two West Indiamen seized by two French privateers near Cape Finisterre and carried into port. Portsmouth July 28: Scout brig with 14 guns arrives, a warship joins from the Eastward, Triton sails for Cork, Concord Crescent La Nymphe and Thames frigates to the Eastward, and Sir Richard Keene’s flag rises on Stately a 64 gun ship with Captain Suirx aboard.
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Stoney
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Murray
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la Nymphe
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Richard Kine
Suirx
Fleet Movements and Dispatches From Plymouth July 2
Daily naval updates report Black Joke with dispatches from Bart Howe arriving at Plymouth. Fleet under Lord Howe now at Torbay in thick fog, Sampson ordered to sea, court martial for Lieut. Graham on embezzlement charge. Inconstant frigate arrives, ships sail for Quebec and India, prize Le Sans Pareil left wrecked on the Lizard rocks.
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Torbay
Grawam
Viper
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Sphynx
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Jane
Hayne
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Oe le Sans Pareil
India
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