Peace negotiations spark hopes for early amicable settlement
The article reports Cabinet discussions on appointing a secretary of embassy and notes solid hopes for a quick, amicable conclusion to the negotiations. It cites Lord Marmessury’s cabinet entry and M. Bartholémy’s friendly letter to Lord Grenville, claiming a passport has reached our embassy. It rebuts newspapers’ claims that Paris would await a basis for negotiation.
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Fromm
Rpeth
Eimbassy
Lord Marmessury
Cand
Paris
M. Bar
Thelemy
End of Mutiny: Rebels Surrender in Sheerness Gaol
Tuesday night and yesterday morning officers from mutinous ships arrived at the Admiralty reporting the fleet had hoisted colors and leaders Parker Davies and Gregory were jailed in Sheerness. The Sandwich and Direfor sailed to the Little Nore and the Montague lowered the flag after surrender. Captain Fisner, with dispatches from Lord Kerr, confirmed the news and led a party to bring Parker ashore. one delegate shot himself.
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Admiralty
Parker
Davies
Gregory
Sheernes
Sandwich
Little Nore
Fisner
Lord Kerr
Sheerness
Sexdiwich
Nore
Parter
Sheerniefs
Ardent
Clyde
Gravesend
Agamemnon
Standard
Iris
Lion
Royal levee and mutinous fleets move through Windsor to St James Palace
Yesterday morning the Magistres and Perincesses arrived from Windsor. At half past twelve the Kine reached St James's Palace for a levee starting at one. The Prince of Oranes and several Foreign Ministers attended. Lord Romsey became Lord Lieutenant of Kent after a council. Reports note bank payments and fleet mutinies with ships under orders at the Nore and Gravesend, while mutineers are to face court martial as Galatea and La Pompee incidents unfold.
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Windsor
St. James’s Palace
Prince of
Lord Romeey
County of
Kent
Geerce Bowyen
le Chevalier Courier
Lisbon
Baron Bretton
Eavoy
Bowyer
West Indies
Queen’s House
East India House
Nore
Thanet
Inperor
Covent Garden
Lord Jervis
London Bridge
Birmingham
Bull-street
Foster
Plymouth Dock
Chapman
Keen
Lord Baroport
Brest
la Pompee
Cowland Bay
Lord BarpPort
Torbay
Trial on Criminal Conversation in Guildhall
A London jury heard a criminal conversation suit brought by a merchant against a distinguished banker. The plaintiff sought damages of one thousand pounds for seduction of his wife. Key testimony from Sarah Sefton described repeated visits by Sir Thomas Turton to Mrs. Dunnage in meetings at the Carolina Coffee House and in Kensington Gardens, with letters carried via Mrs. Dunnage and powder traces noted in the dressing room. The case spanned months as the witness detailed intimate access, secret rooms, and the couple’s clandestine arrangements, while witnesses described the plaintiff’s and defendant’s households and previous conduct.
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Dynerge
T. Turton
En Crim
Zfiné
Dallas
Giles
Perceval
Adam
Warren
Perhay S
Fryer
Hier
Carolina
Thomas
Sarah
Hughes
Sarah Sefton
Dunnage
Sir Thomas
Mrs. Dannage
Mr. Wilkin
Miss Setrons
Thellusfon
Howe
House of Business
Dunnagé
Turton
Mrs. Dunnage
Mr. Dunnage
Sir Ty Furton
Sir Ty
Mr. D
F.c
Mrs. D
Baronet
Sir T
Sir. T
Sir T's
Alan
James Dunnage
D. ‘Dad
Gray’s Inn Gardens
Kensington
Mr. Dunuage
Plaintiff
Plainsiff
Genoese Mission Foiled and Italian War News From Paris
Reports from Paris on June 16 outline Genoese noble Ridpla’s mission to block cessions of Genoese territory, while Sardinia’s king faces pressure. Parisian councils debate peace terms and power plays led by Barthelemy’s influence. Rigaud reportedly surrendered southern Saint Domingue to the English, and Venice’s fate ties to Lombard plans. Buonaparte orders a Genoa camp to quell unrest, and naval actions include the Faun sinking the Eagle after a four hour fight. General Canclaux arrives in Rome as Count Entraigues is said to be arrested by Venetian authority.
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Paris
Sardinia
St. Dominge
Rigaud
Milas
Ferrare
Venice
Buonaparte
Bologna
Modena
Reggio
Maffa-Carrara
Romagna
Cisalpine Republic
Serbeloni
Meli
Greppi
Genoa
Ministry of the Marine
Faun
Sauvestre
Eagle
Santa Cruz
Liverpool
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Chatham
Wrepnesway
Dover
Calais
Guildhall
London
Efnyon
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