European War News From London on Marshal Suworow
In London a market update notes no major intelligence and focuses on Marshal Suworow leading 24,000 troops toward Lindaw by October 17, joined by Korsaxow. Combined forces with the Archduke, Prince of Cone, Palatine troops, and Austrians could total 70 to 80 thousand as they plot a coordinated attack on Massena. The piece surveys Massena’s position, possible retreats, and the risk of a broader French defeat amid cantonal turmoil.
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Hamsuren
Soworow
Feldsirch
Otober
Lindaw
Korsaxow
Prince of Cone
Nauenport
Massena
Schaffhausen
Swabia
Suwokow
Manheim
Switferland
Prince of
Suworow
Zurich
Far
Limmat
Theatre notes on Mrs St Lepcer and late Mrs Pore
Mrs St Lepcer from the Dublin Stage gave a polished yet imperfect performance at the theatre last night with elegant presence and animated eye. The review praises her as suited to heroic parts though not perfect for tragic patrons, and notes strong applause and potential after regaining confidence. Mrs Pore's Fane Shore is praised, with Dumont and Haffings delivering high emotion and notable effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwerees
Contagion Fear and Charter Terms Hover Over Lisbon to London
A London column reports imports detained at Falmouth to be smoked due to alleged Lisbon contagion. It notes recent Court-Martials in the North Fleet ordnance and hints at government vigilance. Also discusses renewed Bank of Excavator charter negotiations and a three million pound loan to public funds at three percent interest.
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Lien
Falmouth
Lisbo
Portugal
North Fc
Bank of Excavator
Pitt
Royals attend Drawing Room after Weymouth return
Yesterday morning the King and Queen visited Kew then held a Drawing Room at St James's Palace. Attendees included Nobility, the Portuguese Ambassador D Armeipa, Duchess of York, Princess Charlotte, and numerous dukes and peers. Funds fell due to stock sales and rumors of Parliament meetings and secret articles tied to Schagenérug.
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Kew
St. James’s Palace
Weymouth
D’armeipa
Pranet
Portugal
Duchess of York
Harlotte
Ercin
Aucusta
Evizassers
Dukes of
Youn
Clarence
Cumuerrann
Groucester
Raya
Wares
Jectam
Sorata
Groucrs
TBR
Prince and Poncess
Oxanes
Wiiiliam
Prince Wirtram
Gloucester
Prince of Onancx
Earl of Cuatnam
Dunvas
Hrownarac
Catugar
Frrzcerarp
Aid de-Campton
Duke of York
Count Semincx
Homy Pornam
Holland
Earl of Oamonn
Castlereagh
Conay
Macponwnet
Ireland
Wenerren
Schagenérug
Normandy
Petersburgh
Hermann
Kutusow
Rhine
Franckfort
Leeward Island
Demerara
Louis XVIII
Germany
St. George
Venice
Rome
Buonaparte
St. James’s
Sippons
Drury Lane Theatre
Loss of the Nassau shipwreck extract from officer's letter
An officer of the Nassau recounts the ship striking a sand bank off the Texel on Thursday evening. Gale winds and breakers prevented rescue. a boat capsized with loss of the Captain of Marines, Purser, and a Midshipman. Later, survivors were saved by a brig, with about 100 men drowning. The narrator reached the brig and faces a likely trial for the Captain.
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Nassau
David Yarmouth
Texel
Atizo
Nafsau
Guards Return from Expedit ion and Militia Disbandment
The Guards returned from the late Expedition to Hull and marched to St James Park to receive billets. The 1st West York Supplementary Militia is ordered to prepare to march from Hull and will be disbanded in a few days. Norwich reports 800 Grenadier Guards, led by Colonel Wengarp, billeted in the city, with later reinforcements. A Sumatra tree called Sik Cotton Tree is noted. Highwaymen Croft and Scott face renewed examination at Bow Street. Scott identified by General Azagin and son. further inquiry set for Thursday.
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Hull
St. James’s Park
West York
Norwich
Yarmouth
Lorrus
Royal
Wengarp
Weavarp
Lord Bansury
Firzeoy
Southampton
Warp
Sarispury
Farner
Durrisip
Upron
Suevnon
Jenkins
Darsy
Arcuex
Concreus
Townsnean
Lampantz
Muspay
D'Oyrey
Gth Regiment of Foot
79Th
Bishopbridge
Rambeaux
Metropolis
Sumatra
Sik
Bombay
William Croft
Thomas Scott
J. Brown
Bow Street
Scott
Azagin
Hanwell Heath
Arabin
Ocober
Hanwell
Ship News From The Seventy Sixth Year Era
The Seilly Farrel from New York to Cadiz is taken by two French privateers and carried into St Lucar. Plymouth reports arrivals of Zed Harriet Packet from Lisbon in seven days with no notable news. Lady Harriet from London to New York arrives late. Harmony from Philadelphia arrives. Walsingham Packet to Lisbon departs on fair wind. An express from Penzance claims Boyd American ship driven ashore near Muillon with crew lost. Lurcher cutter did not join Cuntycuam’s squadron in the Chae frigate. Fishguard Syrins Che frigates arrived from a cruise.
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Plymouth
Prince Adolphus
Lisbon
Penzance
Boyd
Muillon
Cunntycuam
Fishguard
Syrins
Fires and tempest disrupt ships off Portsmouth and Deal
PORTSMOUTH Nov 6 a Prince Frederick man from Plymouth caught fire but was extinguished with minimal damage to the ship. The brig Malvina from Riga bound for Lisbon found cabins smoky and fire aboard after five months at sea, forcing scuttling and towing to port. The Melvina later safe after pumping water and cargo being removed. DEAL Nov 6 and 7, Nemesis and Harpy sailors return in tempest, winds keep transports from Holland unable to reach, ships riding at anchors with yards and topmasts struck.
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Portsmouth
Prince Frederick Man
Plymouth
Spithead
Malvina
Shields
Bett
Matter
Riga
Lisbon
Deal
His
Nemess
Harpy
Gulf Stream
Downs
Margate
Holland
The King George Packet and Lisbon Convoy Oddities
The King George Packet sailed from Falmouth to Lisbon and back, passing a large merchant convoy under Leviathan, Duckworth, Autiggy, Zealous, and Penelope. Speedy and Flora reported actions near Lisbon, while a French privateer chased the Packet but failed. A long, tempestuous voyage preceded riot allegations involving Lascars in their captain's lodgings and wages disputes.
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Yescomag
Lisbon
Torbay
Falmouth
Ocober
His Majesty
Leviathan
Admiral Duckworth
Autiggy
Zealous
Penelope
Aurora
England
Speedy
Oporto
Tagus
Durora
R Oporto
Flora
Mippleton
George
Brett
East-Indies
Died and stock notices with figures and places
Died on Friday the 2th at White Barn Herefordshire Robert Valens Comyn Efy. Death caused by a dropfy afflicting him for months. Stock prices and bonds values follow with multiple figures and codes for Bank Stock and Annuities.
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Robert Valens
Comyn
White Barn
Herefordshire
Fragmentary OCR notice from London printing house
Incomplete text from a historic newspaper item referencing Longon, Paintin, J Walter, Waltex, and a printing house in Blackfriars. Mentions sending papers to a pier and Panes, with garbled publisher details.
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Longon
J. Walter
Aun
Waltex
Inn Printine -Houre-Square
Agacriatane
J. Boxger
Psahsburyueuarey
Blackfriars
Atrunigaliord Lorhaip
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