General Harry and the Paris Troop Movements Reported
An official notice reports troop movements amid unrest in Paris with divisions deployed for cantonment changes. It notes detachments renewing and says the effort aims to maintain order. The piece mentions peace’s influence, currency revival, and Verona’s reported fall to Republicans, reflecting a volatile early modern European context.
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Harry
Paris
Verona
Journal Des Hommes Litres
Buonaparte negotiates peace and threats to Venice
Excerpts from Buonaparte's letters and generals reports reveal peace preliminaries signed at Leoben after mediation with Venetians. He asserts French victories in Germany and Terra Firma, warns Venice to disperse insurrections within 24 hours, and declares mercy only if foes yield. Reports from Leoben, Friedberg, and various camps outline ongoing military actions and prisoner captures.
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Buonaparte
Venice
Judenberg
Germinal
Terra Firma
Italy
Germany
Legion of
Senate of Venice
General in Chief Reports Rhine Passage and Treaties
In a message from Strasburg dated Floreal 7 April 26 the General in Chief says the Rhine passage and its effects alarm the enemy. He notes Adjutant-General Sole will provide a detailed relation and opinions on the operation. Moreau promises fuller battles reports and names of distinguished corps and individuals.
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Strasburgh
Floreal
Sale
Rhine
Sole
Nic . Moreau
General in Chief Reports French Advance at Griffen and Steinberg
The General in Chief to the Executive Directory notes a French advance with Okwier seizing Werzlaer and Griffen after crossing a swollen river. Championnet and Sava flank the enemy at Alzbach, Klein moves toward Steinberg, Ney attacks a fortified town, and a pursuit follows into Steinberg as infantry and artillery change hands. Ney is captured briefly but unharmed and reclaimed. The army then marches toward Nedda as Lefebvre leads a bold assault and repasses Nedda with renewed pressure.
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Sambre and
Meuse
Looe
Griffen Citizens Directors
Floreal
Lahn
Okwier
Werzlaer
Griffen
Championnet
Sava
Alzbach
Klein
Wirmot
Ney
Nedda
L. Hoene
Friedberg
Despotic upheaval and arrests echoed across Europe
A London letter from Cadiz notes Britain blockading Cadiz and denying entry to ships, while at Naples a hundred twenty prominent families face arrest, including brothers of Prince Belmont-Prova Terti, amid ministerial inquisitions and suppression of dissent.
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Naples
Belmont- Prowa Terti
France
Viario
Florence
London Gazette May 9 Bankrupts and Dividends List
Bankrupts and dividends announced with surrender dates May 22 23 and June 20 at multiple inns and places in Birmingham Bridport Crewkerne Manchester Bridgwater Colchester Hunttingdonshire Gloucestershire and Cumberland. Debtors include Richard Cope John Hunfell James Crowe John Radford George Hearn junior George Rumney George Lloyd Joseph Fewster Awcock P Purvis J Wright each listed with residences occupations and surrender venues. Dividends set for May 27 and June 3 for various traders and merchants.
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Richard Cope
Birmingham
Vauxhall Tavern
Afton
John Hunfell
Bridport
Dorsetshire
George-inn
Crewkerne
Somerset
James Crowe
Manchester
Grecian’s Head
John Radford
Bridgwater
George Lloyd
St. Ive’s
Huntingdonthirey
Fountain-inn
Huntingdosshire
Joseph Fewster
Minchin Hampton
Cloucestershire
Guildhall
I. Awcock
Skop
X. P. Purvis
Newcastl-unon-Tyne
Draper
Jung
J. Wright
Merchant
Local Trade Names Fragment from 19th Century Listing
A fragmented OCR snippet lists multiple traders and addresses including H. Simpton J. Birksey ship chandlers Coventry Street Parse R Baker St Peters Hill Perrett weaver Maygo L Marquerier and J Peregal Juney H Jones Carsady street Cheefemenger. The text resembles a directory style roster of names and places with obscure spellings.
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H. Simpton
J.birksey
Wapping
Ship-chandlers
Coventry-Sreet
Parse R
Baker
St. Peter's-hill
Perrett-weaver
Maygo
L. Marquerier
J. Perey
J. Peregal
Juney
H. Jones
Carsady-street
Cheefemenger
Relamentary Intelligence Debate on Ireland Loan
The Lords debate the Ireland loan amid ministerial conduct concerns. Lords Moira Grenville and Bedford push for an explicit ministerial avowal while warning against coercive language. Grenville and others stress unity of Great Britain and Ireland and condemn misrepresentations fueling discontent.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Earl of Moira
Houtfe
America
England
Suffolk
Minsters
Lord Grenville
Henley
Lange
Yth House
Fay
Dukes of
Grafton
Bedford
Moira
Grenville
Duke of Irhof
Sufolk
Athol
Duke Bedford
Geoneidle
Furest
Admiralty
Lord Gréngille
Sidney
Graftan
Ehiring
Restmouth
Nea BP Br Dase
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Army of
Lombardy
Charles VII
Vaip
Lefebvre
Fk Ebers
Lefé
Hlee
L. Hocus
Berthers
Sambre and Meuse
Keifs
Leokens
Aprila S
Buonagarte
French Republic
Leoben
Morveldt
Baron Vincent
Marquess de Galle
Avex
BertHier
Citizens
Meuseé
Neuwied
Montabaur
F.watrin
Neral
Hoche
Visbaden
Mentz
Neuhoff
Hussars
Barco
Prince de Salon
Chaffeurs
Leloup
Coblentz
Ferrey
Gumbert
Gewlas
Ehrenbreithein
Army OF the Rhine
Mosellf
Spain
Cadiz
Octavius Nelson
London Gazette
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