French capture Genoa and nearing assault with allied forces
A prisoner rescue in Sandhofen is reported with the French taking revenge after crossing the Rhine to seize prisoners. General Beghorn and the Saygana HQ oversee 20 000 troops as 15 000 insurgents in Fontanabuana prepare to join. Allied fleets under Lord Keith move to silence Genoa batteries with Neapolitan support.
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O&ober Jaf
Sandhofen
Rhine
Beghorn
Fusite
Gnaintains-Hains
Saygana
Kienau
Genoa
Keith
Exghith
Afelas
Od and
Klenau
Fontanabuana
Bonaparte Peace Proposals and European Reactions
In Vienna and across Europe reports discuss Bonaparte’s overtures for peace carried through Berlin and Paris, with Pawezy’s firm rebuff. Queen Caroline seeks Pyrmont waters for health, while delays in campaigning are blamed on seasonal factors. Proposals aim to ease the Army of Egypt’s return but are viewed as vague. Switzerland pursues neutrality. misstatements about Ottoman figures are corrected.
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Bonaparte
Printe Sévorow
Countian
Vienna
Agénis
France
Egypt
Pav
Peterburgh
Jeffiet
England
Tolland
Europe
Switzerland
Ghettar Pacha
Pawan Oglou
Asia
Constantinople
Archduke Kray to Command German Army Resigns
Vienna dispatch reports His Royal Highness Archduke Kray resigns chief command of the army in Germany due to health. General Kray leaves for Donaueschingen amid large crowds. Field marshal Count Bellegarde expected to enter Italy soon with young Eds and Archduke Fignsy. Further notes on discipline and regimental reassignments follow the lengthy court gazette items.
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Vienna
Marcu
Archduke Caantts
Germany
Baron Krai
Kray
Donaueschingen
Verona
Mantua
Count Bellegarde
Italy
Eds Aevi
Archduke Fignsy Aed
Miley
Genoa and Savona in turmoil amid French Genoese clashes
Reports from Savona state Genoese and French troops pillaged merchants homes as two Genoese gallies conveyed aratiied through Genoa toward Savona. Constantinople notes Turkish approval of Porte actions against the French in Egypt while French forces suffer desertion and mounting hardship. Grand Vizier plans siege routes toward Damietta with 10,000 men marching and another corps mobilized for the campaign.
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Genoa
Savona
Pulcapy
Lucca
Constantinople
Fea
Egypt
el Arifch
Salahid
Syria
Marth
Damietta
Austrian Armies and their Present Stationed Corps
The AxenDuke's army is organized with General Baron Petrasth commanding in Votalberg and the Geriforis, guarding the right Rhine bank to Lake Constance up to Schafhaufen. Generals Kospoth and Spork oversee Schafhaufen to Basel, Nauendorf leads beyond Basel, and General Count Meerveidt controls Old Brifach and Kehl. General Count Starray governs the line from Plitisseurs to near Frankfurt. The Imperial army is complete and cloathed. General Dedovich and Colonel Siegenfeld command a corps near Italy linking the Italian and German forces.
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Axenduke
Baron Petrasth
Votalberg
Geriforis
Rhine
Constance
Schafhaufen
Kospoth
Spork
Bafle
Nauendorf
Kingston Assizes Trial Over Breach of Marriage Contract
At Kingston assizes a lengthy trial before Justice Hrath concluded with a verdict against Widow Baker for 4000 in a case of breach of marriage contract dating back about three years. The plaintiff, a Malt Distiller clerk, alleged the lady aged around seventy pursued a costly engagement with him while previously engaged to Mr Atcheson. The proceedings revealed a complex exchange of fortunes, a trust arrangement, and a failed attempt at marriage through a church ceremony, ending with non suit due to lack of proof of attendance. The report also notes House of Commons discussions on land tax and Exchequer bill proposals.
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Goffe and
Benwell
Battersea
Atcheson
Henley
Ainth
St. Antholin’s Church
House OF. ‘Commons
Bragge
Selec
Courts of Equity
Leng
Lords Commissoners
Treasury
Lords
Hobhouse
Meimber
Long
Wrouse
Pitt
Committee of Ways and Means
Rofé
Rosenest
Countess Bentixce Bequeaths All to Court of St Vincent
Fragmentary obituary note indicates the Countess of Bentixce died recently at Hambursti and left her entire estate to the Court W Bexsiecx under the present Goverine of St Vincent. The Duke of Ceorwsert, once wrecked near Calais, now resides at Altona.
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Bentixce
Hambursti
March 27 Hearing Delayed to Monday in Scotch Appeal
In the case of PanLiaileNgeRY Intelligence, the House of LOR hears counsel on the Scotch Appeal. Redgick and Douglas report further hearings postponed to Monday.
Royal Drawing Room Attended by Princesses at St James Palace
Friday morning the Queen hosted a Drawing Room at St James's Palace with the Princesses Augusta and Elizabeth present. Numerous foreign ambassadors, church dignitaries, and gentility linked to the King's Levee were in attendance, listing a long array of noble titles and names.
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AugusTa
Extzabeth
Leicester
Hartington
Kinnaid
Camden
Radnor
Courtoun
Bathurst
Roseberry
Harcourt
Ald
Mount Norris
ifeaunteffese-Belgrave
Sudbury
Dudley
Ward
Eadies—Kolle
Bowiger Bagtot
Hales, Monk
E. Percy
E. Percy Ml ‘Bank, Clements, He ‘Hervey, Woothouse, J Dundas, ° Metyiars
Sykes, Smithy
Fawontt
Faye
Ouis
Waaldegrave
Pierres
Stort
Abn
Strathurst
Deering
W.amare
Durham
Courtney
Davy
Kinnaird
Inners
Frampton
Annell Fy
Offlow
Cozens
Hale
Harnjor Hay
Vita Gace
San Bearsiay
Wales
Hense
Woolwich
French dispatches signal French army advances amid relief and rumors
Fragmented report cites dispatches about French forces in Egypt, victories claimed against Turks, and a routed enemy. It notes Porte's reconciliation talk with France, Italian reports on territorial shifts around Ancona and Livonia, and British attempts to calm panicked markets. Also mentions Adelaide and Louis XVI. death dates and naval movements at Toulon.
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Rente
Ancona
Lani
Gallia
Bonaparten
Patis
Francktoit
England
Hey
Allers
Moviteur
Switzerland
Griloys
Copenhagen
Baltic
Courland
Livonia
Scheldt
Adelaide
Louis XVI
Trieste
Warsaw
Paris
Toulon
Perrée
Anda
Ransport
Malta
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Manca
Siamburgh
Pedersburg, Fen
Duke of Vouk
Reginfedts
Musqueteers
Sedmorazkot
Kingston
Shaw U. Baker
London
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