Murder of French Ministers and Italian War News
The Hamburgh Mail reports the murder of two French ministers near Rastadt amid imperial patrols and defiance by the ministers. It notes Austrian gains in Italy, with Bergamo and Milan contested, French HQ moved to Centeline, and Parma defeat reports unconfirmed. The British fleet faces hardship with ships scarce for sea service, while Sir Sydney Smith’s dispatches claim French repulsion at St Jehan d Acre.
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Italy
Rovere
Bergemo
Zrivigas
Adda
Milan
Bergamo
Breseia
Lodi
Parma
Milag
Centeline
Mantua
Sutzerland
Lorwer Rhine
Sydney Smith
Hamburgh Mail
St. Jehan d' Acre
Royal Birthday Festivities and Military Moves
Yesterday morning the Kina rode with the Duke of Kew, and the Rowan Family dined with their Magastees at Buckingham. A grand Ball and Supper for 200 nobles celebrated the Princess of Wates birthday. The Duke of Kent, Commander in Chief in North America, plans to sail for Halifax by month’s end. Mr. Pitt may see many candidates for its loan. Two new lists were announced, and Brest Freer’s actions regarding Coait and Lord St Vincent’s squadron remain in dispute amid uncertain naval strength.
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Kina
Duke of Kew
Rowan
Buckingham
Princess of Wates
Duke of Kent
North America
Halifax
Pitt
Lord Bripprort
Coart
Ireland
Brest Freer
Coait
Murder of French Ambassadors at Rastadt Reported
Eyewitness letters describe the April 28 ambush near Rastadt in which French Ministers Bonnier Debry and Roberjot were killed or gravely wounded as their carriage was halted by troops. Accounts note plundered corpses, torn banners, and a multinational reaction with commissions and passports torn.
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Bapron
Raftadt
Hussars
Enos- Re@e
Rastadt
Bonnreg
Mgrhey
Baden
Meriz
Baron 4Ini
Barbatzy
Archduke Duarves
Rhine
Bonnier
France
Rezerjer
Jean Dasry
Legation
Rosens Trige
Ratadt
Roberjot
Hanac
Rafaelt
Margrave of
Bennisr
Jean Debry
Boccardi
Kofesfreil
Bonsier
Roberget
Rostadt
Fean Debry
Rafads
Brescia Taken In Italy by Imperial Forces News
Official bulletin reports Brescia and its fortress captured after a coordinated march from Monte-Chiaro via Euphemia and Cremona. Imperial troops, including Nadaty, Esterhazy, and Gorthecap forces, overwhelmed the citadel with heavy ordnance and cavalry support, taking 1609 garrison prisoners and vast stores with minimal casualties.
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Brescia
Italy
Vienna
Gugesios
Nadafty
Kray
Orse
Regata
Euphemia
Buchell
Calle-Mgdown
Anthony Esterhazy
Nadaty
Coldnel
Nadatty
St. Poles
Terre Longo
Kiterhazy
Kraus
Chedt
Cremona
St. Zeno
St. Alexander
Hose
Sommativa
Crema
Gorthecap
Bagration
Zoph
Marthal
Otto
Lobkovitz
Count Harach
Estehhazy
Ship News From Yarmouth May 1 Ubber Privateer Actions
The Courier cutter arrived with a French privateer prize mounting six carriage guns and four swivels. The Courier encountered a French brig privateer armed with 16 four-pounders, which she repelled without loss. Eight prizes were brought in by the North Sea fleet. The packet with passengers remains detained at Yarmouth. At Spithead three Ruffian warships plus a two line of battle ships and a frigate arrived. one ship bears an Admiral's flag. No communications yet with the fleet forces including the Majestys ship Romache on a cruise.
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Milan
Kznau
Parma
Erlingen
Lorrack
Switzerland
Valais
Speffart
Yarmouth
North Sea Fleet
Yoda Pismouth
Spithead
Yap Petit
Eithosgalant
Guildford Races May 14 Plate for Four Mile Heats
His Majesty's Plate at Guildford Tuesday May 14 features four mile heats for four and five year olds and aged horses. Entries include Bailinamuch ridden by Bailinamuch, Tress a five year old, Strathbrogue aged two, Caifino owned by Mr Palmer. Judges include Lord Egremount.
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His Majesty’s Plate
Blagrave
Gr. H. Tress
Lord Egremount
Strathbrogue
Controversy and Naval News From a Distant Parliament
A fragmented report criticizes Norwich leadership and foreign policy figures. It notes a forthcoming launch at Woolwich of a 44-gun frigate named Amagan and cites obscure remarks about law, nations, and public figures, including references to Raffadt and other infamous ministers.
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Frees
Norwich
Guanay
Raffadt
Jean Desay
Legion of Xing-killers
Ronerior
Bonnier
MaLm Mesgury
Lisle
Horns
Doc Yaru
Woolwich
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London
Friends of Humanity
Betin
Seitz
Beanaverre
Ropertor
Redfadt
THE
Urter Rune
Rossejor
Bonwxter
Carrisrune
Jean de Brie
Louis
Rosenstiel
Jsor
Bregeritz
Neuzig
Gamperdoana
Montafuner
Brittigau
Luzienflieg
Chur
Coie
Constantinople
Buenapane
Africa
Kingdom of
Jerusalem
Aleppo
Porte
Damascus
Crimea
Mediterranean
Gronp Sinror
Syria
Egypt
Verona
Sizauch
Ebola
Contelino
Cisalpine Direcory
Turin
Ticino
Bacenza
Reggio
Ferrara
Pizzighetoni
Suwarrof
Ship News
Guildford
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