Admiralty Dispatches and Baltic Rumors in Late Friday News
Reports from the Admiralty confirm no sighting of the enemy by Lord Colport and that Brest’s fleet failed at daybreak on Friday. Nymphe, Captain Faazer, neared the foe but was towed in as the enemy pursued. Port activity shifts and speculation mount about the expedition’s aim and possible Mediterranean or Ireland theaters, with Bern canton arrests noted.
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Admiralty
Brest
Faazer
Lord Berdport
Lord Bripport
Plymouth Sound
Admiral Garowee
Portsmouth
Mediterranean
Ireland
Alexandria
British
French and Austrian War News From Italy to Switzerland
A London letter reports French incursions across the Rhine near Mannheim repelled with heavy losses. Austrian operations near Mantua and Governolo cut French lines, while Corsica, Corfu, and Naples theater moves hint at broader conflict. Swiss resistance to French influence grows as Bern declares siege. Additional notes mention ship allocations, promotions, and passages to India and Bengal.
Austrians advance near Constance in April dispatches
An April 8 to 19 series of reports detail Austrian and French maneuvers around Brescia Verona and the Lake of Garda. Austrian forces under Kray and Melas gain ground at Vallegio and Isolalia while the French and Swiss hold Basel Basle and Schaffhausen. Williams's flotilla ferries troops across Lake Constance as Austrian artillery sales and captures rise, with several officers killed wounded or captured and a large convoy at Staad Constance and Constance.
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Salzberg
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Viena
Princé Charles
Victor de Rehan
Califaro
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St. Antonio
Brescia
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Fufine
Verona
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Lake of Garda
Baron Melas
Vallegio
Isolalia
Lieut
Theresa
Stockaca
Archduke Duartes
Brisgau
Rhine
Schaffhausen
Switgerland
Danube
Basle
Meléna
Strasburg
Ferrino
Ruty
Gi-Devant
Berne
Artered
Sinner
Techaner
F. L. Steiger
Morsavre
Prin
Williams
Staad
Morsburg
Constance
Bregenz
Platscheck
Peterhausen
Col. Williams
Bors
Piatcheck
Dadinot
the Rhine
Huninguen
Suagia
Schafhausen
Lake of Constance
Switzerland
Paris Divorces Count and Marriages Vary in Length
The Paris divorces are reported at twenty two with marriages exceeding one hundred and twenty count, suggesting Republican marriages last five to six weeks on average. Mrs Oxay Hunter’s masquerade gala drew many attendees but talent shortfalls hindered the theme. Major Sempre appeared for a state examination and was remanded for a further hearing. A Hull to Hamburg convoy is set for May ninth. The Rothsay and Caithness Fencibles moved from Sunderland and South Shields to Scotland for disbandment.
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Oxay Hunter
Hres Fards
Sylvester Dapperwood
Lord Millsintoun
Marchande Des Modes
Oe Dofter
Huw Ren
Sempre
Secretary of State
Hull
Hamburgh
Rothsay and
Caithness Fencibles
Newcastle
Sunderland
South-shields
Scotland
Ship News from Plymouth and Surrounding Harbors
The Plymouth report notes 17 sail of the line plus other vessels preparing to sail, with Lord Brimport bringing 16 ships of the line, many three-deckers, to sea. Dispatches to London indicate all available ships will depart as winds allow, while several vessels already unmoored await better breeze. Nearby Yarmouth and Portsmouth reveal cruisers and packet ships, with Monmouth and Maldeds leaving for sea, and ships such as the Galatea frigate and others preparing for ports and mail runs.
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Bretton
Eamy
Rymph
Fuazea
Brivport
Ramillies
Hamaze
T. B. Thompson
Irish Parliament Commons Debate On Wide Street Bill
A fragmentary report from the Commons discusses Mr. dtzender's committee findings on the Wide Street business. Members including F Blaguiere and Sir Jot Parnel critique the proposed taxes and procedural steps, with Castlereagh and Beresfords weighing in. A committee is tasked to prepare a bill, and motions address restraining clauses and adjournments amid heated remarks.
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Quse OF
Commons
Saroe
Dtzender
Committee of Ways and Means
F. Blaguiere
Itarice
Mr. Barrington
Meidrexander
Baronet
Committee of Supply
Taki
Hounour
Jot Parnel
Dublin
Lord Castlereagh
Beresfirds
Fodn Biaguiere
Atrefordy
Boro
Cremttai
Fragmentary 18th Century Will Record from Parish
Reading shows a late 17th to early 18th century will mentioning a Miss or Mrs Crane and a bride native to a parish. The text notes a vestry, a bequest of 866 in the East accord, and references to Testator and Raine who died in 1729, with unclear surrounding details.
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Sodmiof
Fragmented OCR note from historic issue
An unreadable OCR fragment references events around April and a date in June. Names and places are garbled but hint at a religious or community notice with mentions of a Reverend Misari Kentish and a late regiment. The exact context and details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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James Misari
Richart
Lington
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