Royal Navy Prize and Public Notices From May 1800
Reports from Downing Street outline a captured French brig to accompany the Cambria at sea and list officers. Also announced are the Earl of Carysfort’s appointment as Envoy Extraordinary to Berlin, a Bishop of Chester enthronement, Rye price data, and assorted bankrupts and dividends with names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
le Driggas
GorVeRty
Mons. Lachurie
de Vaiflean
Whitehale
Cathedral of
Chester
William Cleaver
Bangor
Beaty William Majentic
London
D. Holloway
Aylesbury
Bucks
Innfolder
A. Paterson
Falmouth
J. Berle Beene
Yorkshir
Woolstapler
Ty. W.anger Kingston
Cmhberkine
Caticer
W. Barron
Sculecatésy Yorkshire
Grocer
T. R. Bevan
Basinghall-streets
Nixcholfon
Sculccutes
S.nicholson
Kingston-upon-Hull
J. Dodson
Milnthorpe
Yorkshire
Allen
Paternofter-row
N. Kohne
A. Boyton
J. ©. Shalek
Bishopsgate
Extraordinary trial and prison at the Duke of Pontáewn office
A widow Sarah Lock testifies against Bannister Truelock for treasonous acts and high prices of provisions. The magistrate releases her from obligations and orders Truelock to leave her home. Dutton and others await a demiesner for insults to the King. News from Vienna reports shortages and military maneuvers on the Rhine and Genoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
Guinea
Sarah Lack
Bannister Truelock
Thane
Er.honfe
Letters from Genoa reveal Napoleonic plans and Austrian moves
April letters from Genoa report intelligence of a potential allied assault on Italy, moved by Bonaparte’s forces and Austrian troops. Captured Egypt veterans and fleet actions color a broad European tense, with warnings to Genoa residents and dispatches about Army of Reserve movements and Switzerland passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Majena
Laly
Adrta
Committee of Government
Grenoble
Bonaparte
Army of Reserve
Consil
Alps
Milan
Milani
Stetes
Memmingen
Lecourbe
Uli
Barras
Bourdéaux
Fiis
France
Batle
London
Necker
Gleneva
Ile
Confal
Royal Sonaly
Dolomiess
Lazaretto
Oulon
Egypt
Davetf
Leghorn
Kzirx
Toulon
Carnot
Paris
Laufannie
Lonful
Rolf
Admiral Story
Campaign notes amid Austrian retreat and German actions
Dispatches from Strasbourg recount Austrian forces evacuating Rhine to the Danube and Meuse fronts while French generals Moreau and Kraynes maneuver toward Ulm and Memmingen. Reports detail bridge destruction, heavy engagements at Memmingen and Biberach, and shifting control across Baden and Württemberg with St. Gall letters noting troop movements into Bindau and Rhine defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm
Moreau
Klofterwald
Uber
Tahiti
Sthiatt
Kray
Nis
Bayariti
Pibeach
Lecowrte
Dehnas
Peckere
Colaman
Ae Beir
Flor
Meimmingsen
Genelie
Piattetreort
Tole
Sien
Biberach
Reidlingen
Denube
Héttiftians
Danube
Memmiingen
Ezcourbe
Rhine
Tonskariee
Hier
Brilgau
Nedslembourg
Sotto
Gotthie
Baden
Wirtemberg
Palatinate
Darmstadt
Spires
Neckar
Knichis
Kidin
Eugen
Stockach
Memmingen
From Cork to Opérto and Cadiz in War Toasts
A telegraphic fragment reports captures and movements of ships including M'Donnel from Cork to Opérto, and a vessel taken to Cadiz. The Dover transports, Seathorse Calcutta and Dacer, retreat to shelter near Lisbon. The Downs receive arrivals and departures amid wartime activity. mail ships from the Continent bring dispatches to Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M‘donnel
Cork
Opérto
Bodgfen
Whitby
Poon
Etther
Patton
Soto St
morDins
Calcutta
Ani Dacer
Dover
Lisbon
Fay Halifax
Parerican
Swabia Campaign Reports Missed French Invasion Plan
Intelligence from Swabia indicates French forces did not pursue a bold Kelilato route and instead aimed at Switzerland. Austrian forces in the southwest abandoned Swabia. battles at Pfallendorf Tuttlingen and Mofkirch produced mixed gains, with French advancing and Kray rushing to regroup for a anticipated general battle around the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Swabia
Kray
Jourdan
Kelilato
Suabia
Switzerland
Prince of Lott
Aingen
Mofkirch
Pfallendorf
Tuttlingen
Fragmentary note hints at sect tension and external targets
A garbled passage references an attaché and a distended attitude toward Epeliath sects. It implies increasing strain between groups and possibly preparation or fear of clashes. Names and places are too unclear to identify specifics or dates.
Fragmented Army Dispatch From the Rhine Front
A distorted morning report describes troop movements near the Rhine front. The narrative mentions units, a retreat, evacuated locations, and a looming action as forces maneuver toward an unspecified target.
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Faokt
London Gazette
John Dutton
Thoémaker
Chapman
Sonik
Southampton -Street
Dutton
Covent-Garden
Vienna
Italy
Alessandria
Turing
Lago di Como
Dal‘Inatia
Venice
Corfica
Caalta
Carouna
Corsica
Cafalta
Carcaa
Sallicetti
Bastia
Naples
Malta
Melas
Bellinzona
Valais
Kérry
Marena
Hanau
Stein, &c
Engen
Loffingen
Bafle
Gneral Sporck
Canstance
Schroder
Cobourg
Suabla
Wickkom
EE Ulm
Manse
Niiny of
Weoutier
Lausanne
Berthier
Aosta
Atoreau
Raly
de Sandos
de Pierre-few
Turreau
Cefano
Queyras
Riflatas
Aiguillé
Berne
England
Zurich
Council of Staté
Petersburgh
Cobennet
Wesphalin
Austria
Figlesbourg
Baron Krendner
Berlin
Denmark
Sweden
Army OF Italy
Gwa
Tralati
Ayin Phataslong
Paris Papers
Génoa
Browait
Phive Séceivet
Sip News
Yarmouth
Seis
Ma Ajetty
Prince of Orange
Burpee
Deal
la Previyante
Northsward
Felic
Tha
Ral 1
Eat Stackachis Pauk
Arad
Tre Rhine
Wemminger
Ureoues
Mecca
Sbim
Tosk
Vane Danme
Ubnij Whicks
Tacbe