British and French War News From St James's to Paris
Letters from the West Indies report that 300 troops arrived and defeated French forces at St Vincent on January 21 22. The monarchs and royal procession reached Windsor. Prices of wheat fell amid abundant imports. Financial speculations provoke risk to credit. French politics and military actions span Hedenville Henri and a Royalist defeat near Andigue Segné. The Paris police curb plays and a decree targets Republican coin. A bishop and former convention member Raber Linder seeks Home Department post.
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West Indies
Christian
Sps Vincent
Queen’s Lodge
Windsor
Portsmouth
Fewrow Caw-Thorne
John Warren
Baltic
Mediterranean
Cape of Good Hope
Hedenville
Heiri
Republic
Andigué
Segné
Scepeaux
Henri
France
Moses
Egypt
Ee Raber Linder
Eure
Convention
Home Department
Naepee
Theatre. Mr Cotman's Iron Curst Opens Brighter
The Iron Curst worn brighter by use and new alterations. audience approves. Miss Fahren and Mr R Patter attended the opening, showing spirit. Mr Kempre, improving, displayed the Chest’s treasures with energy.
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Kempre
Covent Garden Merry Wives of Windsor Silent Opera Night
A London note praises Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor at Covent Garden with lively witticisms. The Prince joined in the laughter as Mansion House Ball emptiness faded and theater boxes remained well filled despite Easter Monday.
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Windsor
Suakspeare
French faction danger and theatre orders echo across London
The piece surveys reactions to revolutionary mood in Paris and London. It notes bans on Le Reveil du Peuple and demand for Hymn des Marfillois, theatre discipline after a Mareillac incident, Edinburgh stage injuries, and a Paris-London press chorus on Orleans faction. It reports public disturbances in Greek Street, Lambeth litigation, and a tower of telegraph plans, plus notable court rulings and civic matters in Westminster.
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Paris
Faydeau Theatre
Zrembez
Paumer
Edinburgh
Charlestown
Pitt
Samuel Johnson
MacrHeErson
Westminster
Cuive
George Murray
Joan. Kina
Home Department
Kina
Kernan
Dublin
Roral
Irih House of Lords
Earl of West
Lord Lowcrorp
Ireland
Greek Street
Compton Street
Marlborough Street
Tathill Fields Bridewell
Kingston
Lambeth
Temple of Flora
Apollo
Dog
Dick Garens
Louis XVI
Francois
France
Legislame
Europe
Robert Lindet
Louve
Orleans
Duke of
Ship News from Seville to Downs and Portamout Rumbling Storms
The Mary and Betty from Seville reached the Downs after a gale, reporting delays and damage to sails while the crew remained safe. Other vessels including Jeanora of Youghal bound to London faced storms near Shetland. Simbiffer Bay provided shelter after anchors failed. Port notices detail prizes taken near Portimao and ongoing naval movements from Falmouth, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Deal, and Dover with multiple ships and transports mentioned.
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Mary
Betty
Ross
Seville
Downs
N. Ei
Jeanora
Harrison
Youghal
Iland
Shetlan Noth
Simbiffer
Bay
Iffan
Simbilter Bay
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la‘ Quotidienne
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Biroteau
Boisguijon
Girey- Dupré
Quiberon
Sembrenil
Anegust
King’s Bench
Guildhall
Lord Kenyon
Lawes
Crew
Kenyon
Etoile
Brett
Sy Iar
Leith
Granesde Esanerch
Atheath
Tiewtenant
Hants
Dragoons
County of
Bedford
Tate
Beavwn
Dames
Falmouth
Joan Borlase Warken
Anton
Artois
Tefe
Siejorn
Ithe d
Etoild
Campe
Liverpool
His
Dhaver
Kitty
Dillidalk
Eportsmouth
St.Catherine’s
Ise
Wight
Liberty
Sexflower
Lyde
Crick
Needles
Spithead
Britannia
L’orient
Deal
Venus
Frederick
Alexander
Fhompfon
Cape of Good
Hope
Savage
Leander Mart
Dover
Pomona
MsievriLi
Virginia
Joan Pratt
Pratt
Westmoreland
Jaxx
Taoqmas
Matter
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