Veronias Verona Campaign Retains French Advantage
Reports from the Italian theater describe Moreau’s left division driving the enemy across the Adige and to the Verona glacis, taking 4000 prisoners while other French divisions pressed gains. Despite a costly retreat ordered at night, Moreau and Delmas steadied the retreat and halted the pursuit, with Montenuovo-like losses quoted and reinforcements awaited as headquarter shifts occur toward Crema and Mantua. The fleet movements from Brest and Paris notes hint at further operations in the Gulf of Spezzia and Lombardy, as Switzerland endures bread shortages and negotiations for peace loom.
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Moreau
Adige
Verona
Vaoar
Crazier
Jigor
Dermas
Beaumont
Datesme
Piceon
Lodi
Mantua
Ruthans
Milan
Crema
Cremona
Genoa
Arribio
Gulf of Spezzia
Tuscany
Lombardy
Turin
Areie
Italy
Council of War
Brest fleet reports and Italian campaigns stir Europe
Dispatch from Portsmouth notes Brest fleet rumors and that 19 ships of the line plus six frigates may sail toward Ireland, with divisions planned and an embargo in ports. Verona and Brescia report Austrian advances in Italy, with Mantua siege preparations, Kray's orders, and monastery news as forces move through Lombardy.
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Art
Portsmouth
France
Admiralty
Mr. Nepean
Brest
Att
Cherbourg
S.E
Lord Barpoort
Ant
Ireland
Italy
Verona
Cisalpine Republic
Mercantin
Brescia
Sermoine
Pichiera
Monte Chiaro
Kray
Sewarren
Mantua
Lombardy
Lodi
Milan
Turin
Hohenzollern
Remona
Pizzighitone
Jodi
Ifeo
Bergamo
Venice
Kienau
Ferrara
Casa Maggiore
Fleets Fail Westward Run Amid Warship Setback
Report from Plymouth notes that two frigates and several ships including Lex Charlotte Defiance Belio ga Repulsz and frigates Phenix and Cameleos failed to proceed westward. No further details given on outcome or consequences.
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Jetter
Plymouth
Lex Charlotte
Defiance
Belioga
Repulsz
Phenix
Cameleos
British Orders After Brest Frer Failing
Private letters from Ireland reveal Lord Cornwallis learned of the Brest Frer failure and issued orders. If the enemy appears off the coast, all roads nearby likely to be used for a landing must be broken up immediately.
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Ireland
Lord Cornwalllis
Brest Freer
Admiralty Messenger Sent Express to Ireland
An Admiralty Messenger was dispatched late last night by express to Ireland. This morning a Mail from Ire Cowan arrived but it brings no material new information.
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Admiralty
Ireland
Irecawn
Privateers and prize actions off Barbadose and Rochelle
Reports from May describe the anti Feteeiry seizure near Barbadose by the Courageaux privateer and the capture of several ships The Flora and the William were taken to Rochelle The Grand Decide of Boucdeaux captured the Maria laden with Jamaica Pepper and oxwood A privateer vessel, La Eole, sent the William to Rochelle A captured English brig bound for London Also details of arrivals at Yarmouth Dover Plymouth and Falmouth with ships News notes include the Royal Sovereign and Calyps at Plymouth and the Telegraph dispatches to Gibraltar
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Fitzpatrick
Dublin
Caristo Fa
Malta
Anti Feteeiry
Barbadese
Courageaux
Guadeloupe
Frzench Parens
Flora
London
Newfoundland
William
Martinique
Liverpool
Sonth
Rochelle
Lisbon
le Cerbere
Camacinas
Grand Decide
Pboucdeaux
Cesmnedelig Vengeance
Boulogne
Enelifi
la Eole
Plymouth
Just
Cawland Bay
Royal Sovereign
Sir Aras Gaxpner
Spitheid
Calyps
Cottis
Cruiz
Corsteris
Gibraltar
Privy Council Meeting and Naval Appointments Report
Yesterday a Privy Council session at the Duke of Porriam's office examined Bonsas, Lawess, and Binns with Binns sent to prison for Gloucester. Onward departures included frigates Alkmaar, Van Tromp, and Blonde to Cork, with volunteers for Ireland. Lt. Duvall, returning from Bombay, receives promotion to Master and Commander. Leeward Islands brigadiers named, and the Prince of Waves at Carleton House, still not fully recovered from recent nervous affliction.
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Duke of Porriam
Forp
Bonsas
Lawess
Mgr. Binss
Binns
Itésaid Binns
Gloucester
Cowes
Alkmaar
van Tromp
Lancashire Regiment of Volunteers
Greyce Witton
Tioo Strong
Ireland
Cork
Duvall
Bombay
Lord Nevison
Arcuipatp Campsetry
8Th Foot
Leeward Islands
Johnn
William Augustus Romer
62D Foot
Prince of Waves
Carleton House
Hs Royal Highness
Marriages and obituaries from a London paper fragment
Notices record multiple marriages including Richard Peckham and A Gowland’s daughter, Mrs Francis of Water-lane Blactmiars, and My. Reec surgeon to Miss K. Blackborow. Died entries include Lady Margaret Crichton and William Atkinson. An aged benevolent obituary notes Hugh Moraisy, a draper, with tributes from friends. Also lists exchange rates and financial data.
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St. George’s
Hanover-square
Richard Peckham
Beakshourne
Canterbury
Reec
Cheptow
Monmouthfire
Mis K. Blackborow
William Blackborow
Middlesex
Henry Kuhff
Highgate
Miss Serer
Jseph Sherer
Southampton
Burrough
Henry Kensington
Miss Brooks
Hars Piece
Criptegate Church
William Hallows
Goldsmith Street
Sarah Ayscough
Cripplezate
Upper Grofvee Norfivet
Margaret Crichton
Countess of
Charlotte-street
Bloomsbury
Hugh Moraisy
Bromp~ Ton-Row
Fragmentary Notice About Blackfriars Printing Office
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Blackfriars and a printing office in Salisbury with names like J Bonsor and references to communications for the paper. The readable text is disjoint and lacks clear events or dates.
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Loxpon
Parnreptr
J. Walter
Jon
Pervrnes
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Janina
Ayers
Toners
Enly
Curt Bandas
Basse
Arrit
Switzerland
Paris
Helvetic Directory
Strasburgh
Bownree
Jsan Depry
Menz
Rhine
Neut-Brisach
Postscript
Londow
Orien
Ciefau
Vienna
Adda
Miler
Anil
Carewagzio
Cairo
Monte Chiero
Suwarori
Iti S
Naples
Zcco
Magsena
Zerick
Apel
Iecoourse
Echafhausen
Stein
Council of Five Hundred
Barras
Council of Five-Hundred
Lour
Europe
Yarmouth
Lxpros
Deve
North Sea Fler
Dover
Calaisis
Falmouth
Deal
Hemburgh
Leghorn
Az Lisbon
Altona
Oportogo Pal Rizo Ood
Dublin - of
Lark Long
Gustar CE
Lord Sheffield
J. Debrett
Burlington House
Piccadilly
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