Admiralty Reports Delayed Action at Sea Under Lord St Vincent
Reports from the Admiralty through Earl St Vincent detail a drawn out engagement as divisions of the fleet moved from the outer harbour via the Raz passage. Frigates spotted enemy ships on Wednesday morning while winds remained fair. By Thursday the fleet pressed into Brest with intelligence that Earl St Vincent was at sea, delaying a decisive move to strike.
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Admiralty
Earl St. Vincent
de Raz
Bref
Earl Sr. Vincent
Lord ‘Sr. Vincent
Porbay
Brest
St. Viscerr
War dispatches from Hamburg on Austrians and Moreau
Hamburgh May 27 reports say Austrian arms slow Moreau’s advance, Kray’s near Ulm steadies German front. Kray joins Serargay and Honesroez, upholding Danube defense from Ulm to Guneburg. French forces pressure Lech while Austrians gain footholds around Augsburg, with Italy’s theater led by Mexis and Erzarrz driving Suenzr west of Genoa. News cites sources including extraordinary gazette and Berlin peace talks.
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Hartburgh
Moreau
Hamburgh
Kray
Mich Alann
Suabia
Krav
Ulm
Danubes
Kaa
Serarxay
Honesroez
Ulma
Danube
Guntburgh
Mortau
Augsburg
Confiance
Lindatz
Bregeritz
Italy
Mexis
Erzarrz
Suenzr
Genoa
Albenza
Alaffig
Oneglia
Maik
Vienna
Thut. Kaim
Menas
BYa@hcor
Pau
French Republic
Berlin
Royal arrivals and political notes from Windsor and Portsmouth
Yesterday at noon the Queen's House welcomed CESSES and BeKina as dispatches from Burany Bay and Plymouth arrived. Lords Spencer and MACARTREY attended the Marquis of Satisbury as Prince Augustus nears a potential title. Russia’s fleet prepares for embarkation to Portsmouth and Guernsey, with troops to sail pending a water-departure plan. revenue cutters escort ships to Perissouth.
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Cesses
Wiidsor
BeKina
Dar
Duke SE. Porteann
Governor Hunter
Burany Bay
Sanda
Meres Campen
Spencer
Lord Macartrey
Eavinabon
Bouxepon
Dr Catoxxe
Admiral Pay
Ma Ceawartro
Rovatdhoun Ess
Marquis of
Portsmouth
Guéinsey
Jersey
Perissouth
French Fleet at Brest and Channel Battles Reported
On Wednenstatt, tidings from the Captain reveal the French Fleet left Brest harbour with sixteen ships in line and others following. The Havick carried the intelligence to British cruisers as Lord St. Vincent’s Channel Fleet prepared for sea, signaling from the Sound and Hamoaze. Additional vessels and victualers arrived, while the Combined Fleet of France and Spain was reported at sea and troops sailed for Ireland. Port details include several named ships arriving from the Downs and Cork, with a large convoy in progress and ships bound for Lisbon and Jamaica.
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Wednenstatt
Brest
Ixteen Gil
Hevick
Hamoaze
Earl St. Vincent
Channel Fleet
Earl
Spagire
Seymour
Valley the Dasher
Fosry
Feruize
Mepsure
Amelia
Amethystof
Shannon
Bordelais
Dajer
Portsmouth
Jazz
Downs
James
Alliance
Ann
Argo
Ranger
Janus
Triumph
Cork
Middleton
Howard
Barcelona
Admiralty
France
Spain
Feay
Eurus
Tourterette
Alligator
Heroine
Ee -Falmouth
Prince Brad
Petre
Lisbon
Avill
Buicut
Leeward
Jamaica
Leeward Island
Lady Charlotte
Repulse
Dolphin
Greyhound
Speedwell
Goverment
Sheerness
Admiral Macka- Roe
Portmouth
Elizabeth
Retzivan
Wierelode
Batislaff
Alexander Newby
St. Peter
Securiity Orell
Minerva
Two Mails From Dublin Refer to Representation and Lords
Morning reports indicate the representation and a bill passed the House of Lords on the 28th. Information from Freland notes a review of volunteers at Ayde Park, with orders for mourning and a court inquiry into a Duke of Port Lands Office examination of several men.
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Dublin
House of Lords
Freland
Loent Gayenes
Wednesda Ft
Ayde Park
Norrow
Suriny
Duke of Port Lands Office
Steeilntibsy
Multinational Military Movements Amid European Conflicts
Reports detail shifting forces in Italy and Swabia with 50,000 reinforcements aimed at swaying campaigns. News from Leghorn notes Egyptian operations resuming, while Paris and Berlin relay peaceline talks mediated by Prussia. Baron Kalitthep recalled as a diplomatic shift follows created negotiations in Berlin.
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Kalitthep
Hatta
Telfin End Frans
Berlin
Prussia
Bielas
Italy
Swabia
Leghorn
Kleber
Bonaparte
Kerchach
Ratesbon
Ulm
Gunzburg
Kray
Seereyon
Shick
Sfortre
Jim Fordis
Unite Imp Varia
Vorarlberg
Prince Rross
Duke of Winreemberg
Munich
Anspach
Buelt
Walliams
Tyrola
Gulay
Ilex
Babenhausen
Blankenstein
Torday
Reerdndao
Fragmentary dispatches from the Tyrolean front and Mainz evacuation
A garbled European war report notes French withdrawal across the Tyrol and to Spits, with Manheim evacuated and signals of potential peace proposals from Moreau. Mentions Gen. Delosich and the Canton of Milan, and German towns like Spires, Mainz, and Philpsburgh amid unclear details.
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Fom
Tyrol
Vorat Seenerey Hiller
Delosich
Milan
Mauné“St. Gotthank
Calitry
Carnot
Susbins
Moreau
Marca
France
Araustice
Fealy
Vantver
Infituck
Refei
Tyaol
Manheim
Bisieelt
Hin
Spits
Worns
Rhine
Nofladt
Philpsburgh
Lords Pass Union Representation Bill in Third Reading
In Dublin on May 29 the House of Lords read the Union Representation Bill a third time. The Earl of Vansaram argued for extending the principle of adding MPs to all boroughs and counties, to empower popular control, but the motion to recommit failed. The bill was finally passed and ordered to become law.
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House of Lords
Earl of Vansaram
Great
Britain
Meibers
Westsary
Ameuibarent
Milipany Arrangements at Barham Court Barracks
Fragmentary text describes arrangements at Barham Court and Bex Hill Barracks related to a freable act of Fung. The legibility is poor, but the notice centers on placement or quartering and a Southern district reference.
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Barham Court
Biecont
Bex Hill Barracks
Reet
Wit
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Deal
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Broox
Edward Hughes
Ocean
Bengal
Earl Spencer
Horn
Gene Salicette
Baltia
Penton
Mayéna
Keith
Lavaletta
Malta
Marseilles
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