Despatches on Mediterranean and Dover News Amid War Alerts
Postscript reports price or stocks this day at one o'clock and notes no great news in the Hamburg and other gazettes. It mentions an embargo on all ports in France for two months, English frigates pursuing gunboats toward Dunkirk, and the Dover open boat carrying escaped prisoners from Krancy. The Chantel Fleet passes Falmouth en route to Portsmouth, Brest armament slow, and Lord Bridport refitting. Lord Spencer travels to Portsmouth to command Sans Pareil and ships to sail Sunday. One destination of the fleet is said to be Spanish South America.
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Hamburgh Mail
Italy
Dover
Pants
Krancy
Dugkirk
Calais
Dunkirk
Elbins
Admiralty
Lord Brrogorr
Lord Huey SexMoun
Lords of the Admiralty
Portsmouth
Spithead
South América
Paris
Pawer
Fazneu Directtory
Cisixens
Europe
Lord Southamrton
Hampstedd
House of Commons
Addington
Corps of Marines
Algeziras
Rem
Otises N. W
Gibraltar
Powelt
Drury‘lane
Harais
Cumptman
Young Bannister
Prince Hoage
Covent- Garden
Iris
Duke of Queensbury
Piccadilly
Duchess of Cianves
Horne Tooks
Thelwall
France
Liberty Boys
Pembrokeshire
M. M.charretier
Swinburne
Plato
Republic
iMecenas
Augustus
Saturn
Royal audience at St James's Palace on changes in administration
Yesterday Taare Majestizs and the three Ex- MER Princesses visited St James's Palace as the Queen held drawing rooms with the Duke of Clarence and the Prince and Princess of ORANGE present. Officers were promoted or presented, including Sir Josten Bannes and Captain Exriex, while reports of government changes circulated amid parliamentary inquiries and ongoing financial committee work.
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Taare Majestizs
St. James’s Palace
Duke of Clarence
Prince
Princess of Orange
Countess of HararineTox
Cragrotte Bruce
Harvey
Ewe
Majestyx
West Indies
Josten Bannes
Frit
Wicknamm
Hamburgh
Lord Grenville
Tarrot
Lord Mauriss- Bury
Paris
Berne
Oye
St. James*street
Earl of Suffolk
Tate
House of Peers
Fox
Good Hope
James Bexp Burgess
Duke of
Leros
Loncreville
Earl of BerLamont
Ireland
Bank Meeting Voices on a 600000 loan proposal
Yesterday a special Court of Proprietors met at the Bank to consider a proposed temporary advance of 600000l. The Governor reported a Chancellor of the Exchequer loan request of 6001000l on Exchequer Bills to be repaid from a new loan. Directors debated conditions, with five voices dissenting as the motion carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Directors
Hoare
Mr. Allardice
Durand
Letter from Vienna Reports Army Movements and Danish Losses
A Vienna letter dated the 1st reports the Imperial Army falling back from the Piava to concentrate forces. Franckfort letters say Macx is expected at the Upper Rhine, Latour and Stader commanding Imperial and Empire forces. A Speffart peasant uprising offers 36,600 to arm for the Lower Rhine. Copenhagen letters note the Fultana Maria burned near Madras with only the crew saved. Paris letters praise Count Torstenpat and anticipate 40,000 copies of his work. Riga notes the Polish king’s arrival en route to Petersburgh and the Empress invites the Duchess of Trimov to Petersburgh. Prussian proclamations abolish French administrations on the Rhine left bank, with five-member interim commission and reestablishment of ancient customs. Napoleon moves troops toward the Po after making peace with the Pope, leaving 5909 in Romania and Ancona.
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Vienna
Inft
Italy
Franckfort
Macx
Upper Rhine
Count Latour
Count Stader
France
Riga
Poland
Petersburgh
Russia
Hocus
Rhine
Bustaparte
Romania
Ancona
Duke de la Kauguyen In London Under Alias
In Bamburgh on March 21, correspondence notes the Duke de la Kauguyen recently dismissed by Louis XVII remains in London using the name M. de la Cour. Three London mails are now due and not anxiously expected.
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Bamburgh
Duke de la Kauguyen
Louis XVII
M. de la Cour
London
Imperial Majesty to enforce claims on Holstein
A telegraphic report from March 10 notes that the Imperial Majesty remains resolute in enforcing his claims on the Duchy of Holstein. All personnel at foreign embassies are ordered to refrain from any contact with Danish subjects.
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Petersburgh
March
Holstein
Army news from Hungary and Tyrol report changes in command
Walter Wienfa is named chief of troops in Hungary while Archduke Cuatres orders officers and civilians away from the Imperial army in Tyrol. The Court Gazette downplays supposed French gains on the Piava as letters from Balzano cast doubt. Talenting reportedly houses a statue of 84 Nicholas that sheds tears in times of church disaster.
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Wienfa
Walter
Bieid-Marthal Wurziser
Hungary
Archduke Cuatres
Piava
Balzano
Talenting
Nicholas
Rogman Catholic
Paris talks on Fazneau Directtory and European order
The piece argues the Fazneau Directory overstepped by dismissing Lord Maumessury and retaining Belgium, condemns French revolutionary reverence for a new French constitution, and warns that such actions threaten European stability. It notes Southamrton's funeral, naval officer appointments ending, and various theatrical and social updates.
Naval Movements and Arrivals at Portsmouth and Dover
Historic maritime notices record fleets under Lord Barprort passing to the Eastward, ships from Corunna to La Plata captured, and guardships at St Helens relieved. Vessels like the Unicorn and St Fiorenzo cruise for Ireland, while Indiamen and merchantmen sail from Dover and Portsmouth with cargoes and passengers amid favorable winds.
Rear Admiral Harvey Ships at Trinidad Action
A list of ships under Rear Admiral Harvey’s command during the Trinidad operation is noted, detailing vessels involved in the engagement and their movements as the fleet pressed the action.
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Harvey
Trinidad
Promotion and command changes in the Royal Navy
It reports Capt. Thomas Harvey, son of Rear-Admiral Harvey, promoted to Post Captain. Capt. Stamore appointed to Neptune. the 38 gun Naiade commissioned at Deptford under Capt. Pierrepoint. Capt. Laces to command the 44 gun Cambria. Lord Gasxits takes over the Latona from Captain Legge. mentions Capt. Jon Harvey nephew to the Admiral and son of the late Capt. Harvey killed in 1794.
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Prince of Wales
Harver
Jon Hagvey
Cavnne Bellona
Owitson
Harvey
Hasteap
Zephyr
Thomas Harvey
Jon Harvey
Trinidad
John Harvey
Admiralty
Stamore
Neptune
Deptford
Naiade
Pierrepoint
Laces
Cambria
Lord Gasxits
Lively
Legge
Latona
Firth Daughter Born to William Butiby at Great Cumberland Place
Friday notice reports the birth of a daughter to William Butiby of Great Cumberland Place. The event occurred at his residence on Thursday night, marking a family addition in London society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Buthby
Great Cumberland-place
Butler-Wells Nuptials Reported at Woolvercutt Mill
Married on Saturday last, Mr. John Butler of Colthrop Mill Berks, to Miss Hannah Wells of Woolvercutt Mill, daughter of William Wells Esquire of that place. The announcement notes a union of two mill families in Berkshire society.
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John Butler
Colthrop Mill
County of
Berks
Hannah. Wells
Woolvercutt Mill
Win. Wells
Obituary notices from a 18th century England page
A collection of death notices and brief obituaries from near Twickenham Randack Pimlico and surrounding areas. Entries mention Mrs Grefley of Slough Mr George Shakespeare Esquire of Randach Brooke Mrs Wells of Randash and other deaths include Mrs Raikes Captains Hotchkis and Sir Thomas Gunston with locations Hackney Bishopsgate Staines Epping and Litchfield.
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Latt
Twickenham
Mrs. Grefley
William Grefley
Slough
Yetterday
Randach
Breet
Pimlico
George Shakespear
Rari
Wells
Raikes
William Raikes
Alderman's Walk
Bishopsgate-street
Hampstead
Oxnard
Lucy Hotchkis
David Hotchkis
Joan Tanner
Sailsbury
Godalming
Surry
Mary Gul
Staines
E. H. Crattenden
Biggy
Epping
Essex
R. Lockwood
David Davis
Duram House
Hackney Road
Litchfield
Much
Mary Newton
Bristol
Royalty Confusion Stirs Public Notice
Fragmentary report notes a conference on wireless wifi stations and a royalty issue. Mentions Andy, the number 33, and a date hint. Nonspecific details limit clarity but indicate a governance or policy discussion with potential fiscal implications.
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Prissian Hoy
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Unicorn
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Turdner
Eliza
Davis
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Bottony
William Penn
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Philadelphia
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