Hungary and Austrian Armies Ready Amid Armistice Talk
Reports from Vienna and Stuttgart detail preparations for Austrian and Hungarian forces, with levies forming in Bohemia and Italy, archdukes appointed to command, and a possible armistice between French and Egyptian fronts. Public prayers for Austrian success accompany the shifting military plans.
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Cobextzel
Cedenteres
Peterfaradin
Buda
Hungary
Italy
Syria
Lower Austria
Germany
Austia
London and Belgian Affairs and American Plot Update
Reports detail a royal patrol in the Great Park with high nobles, council meetings on continental advices, and British actions in Europe. News covers Comte Cobenzel’s armistice complaints, Vienna’s state papers, Carragen retaken, and a French frigate incident. American letters note a Richmond plot to incite a slave revolt, with conspirators executed after discovery. Brandy prices rise after the Franco-American commerce treaty. the French crown title removal. Venus of Bedicis statue moved to Paris museum. and Worcester Market prices in shillings per hundred.
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Rrvg
Great Park
Lrade
Bat Anta
Paris
Comte Cobeentzel
Mongar
Vienna
Carragen
de Hench
la Vengeance
le Seine
France
Milne
America
Richmond
Virginia
Jacobin
Gdéen
Blaisings
United States of America
Great Britain
Venus of Bedicis
Florence
Pavisoo
Worcester
Plan to curb price of Butchers Mear stirs London market
Editorial notes a proposed plan by Mr Gudahall Caprimitiee and supporters to open market shops in Honeylang to reduce butcher prices. Sellers resist with opposed charges while some traders cut prices and tout underselling. Mr Danny aids Kemble with a slaughter-house. the Potatoe Warehouse remains active though Apawms opens a Salt Provisions shop in Spitalfields. A call is made for public subscription to establish market shops citywide to aid the poor and potentially return funds after profits accrue.
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Gudahall
Danny
Kemble
Apawms
Spitalfields Market
London
Expedition to the South Seas Under Sir H Purnam in Downs
Military buildup described with regiments assembling at the Downs and troop ships ready for embarkation. Mentions Lord Newson visiting Yarmouth, town honors for him, a Hamburgh entertainment for Nelson, and various diplomat arrivals. Also notes Amiens camp orders and a naval action involving La Blanche and La Pique, plus maritime prizes and local accident reports.
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South Seas
Home Puttiam
Downs
Sir H. Purnam
Prince
Camur Hears
Rupset
Copeson
Sheffield
Hambrrgh
Nelson
a.Dimier
Nexson
Amiens
Murat
Sanazin
Berrier
Germany
David Mine
la Seine
le Blanche
la Pique
Marigalante
Paule Nor
la Blanche
Watkins
Miltne
Guadaloupe
FavLu Yor
Mantix
Plymouth
Portmouth
Madeira
Basuwoop
Peeletown
Isle of Man
Sir W. Lowrutt
Hammer
Ravenstone
Bucks
Thomas
Motion for New Trial in Oats Indictment Case
Indictment against John Busby for unlawfully buying and storing oats at Corn Exchange is discussed. Kenyon CJ and a Special Jury presided at Guildhall. counsel seeks a Rule to show cause for a new trial or arrest of judgment due to lack of evidence on unlawful payment and possession.
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King's Benge
John Busby
Kenyon
Guildhall
Nuty
Man Charged Over Elopement License With False Oath
Criminal information. Court grants leave to show why information should not be filed against James Legate, a Keelman, for obtaining a marriage license by false oath. He stated Miss Cox was twenty two, when she was actually twenty. Legate, of Lindulthite, of low means, eloped with Miss Cox, niece of Sir John Sheffiel l, Bart. They married after he obtained a Beverley license amid difficulties.
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James Legate
Keelman
Mrs Cox
Lindulthite
Miss Cox
Sweden Food Prices Rise As Firms Fail in Hamburg
Oct 31 dispatch notes Swedes face 35 percent higher costs for bacon butter cheese and other provisions amid inflationary pressures. A Hamburg business failure is recorded at 495 900 marks and reports from Innsbruck claim an Italian criminal was hanged for possessing a list of Tyrolean noble families and routes to the pass into the valley.
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Cuarves Bowrsrais
Sweden
Inspruck
Tyrol
Leeh
Foreign Journals Audit on Egypt Evacuation News
A long dispatch from the Taft Hamburgh Mail casts doubt on the Egypt evacuation convention and reports Lieut. Wright’s failed mission to Cairo. Bombay orders impose a 1 percent trade duty to fund naval expansions and Civil Accounts audits tighten allowances. Orange royals visit ships at Black Tuke as ships fire 21 guns. Rice shipments sail from the river to America. Wounding from a duel leaves Mr. Gray-Ger in doubt of life. Reverend Rosers on robbed on Queen's Road. a body exhumation case led to Newgate trial.
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Taft Hamburgh
Egypt
Aleppo
East-India Company
Constantinople
Lieut
Wright
le Ligre
GRAND
Vester
Stepney Suri
Cairo
Holland
Italy
Germany
Bombay Presidency
India
Bombay Courier
Prince and Princess of Orange
Black Tukes
Chathany
Ballat
America
Wortmouth
Rosreson
Parsons-Green, Filham
Queen’s -Eay
Gornedion
Hag
Crose
Battle-bridge
Pas-Op
Public acknowledgment of editorial constraints and gratitude
The editor notes that readers gain insight from the writer's candor and clear expression, despite pressure from other arrangements. They express obligations to the writer for the piece and acknowledge constraints in presenting it to the public.
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Findin
Causes and Cures of the Present Dearth in Provisions
A detailed inquiry into the real causes of the present scarcity, arguing that unfavourable crops, taxation, halted distilleries, substitutions of rice, and restricted imports drive high provisions prices. The author urges measured Parliament relief and prudent household consumption, with cautious optimism for importation to ease stock shortages.
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Tate Harvett
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Ost
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Lindau
Siaddick
Stutgard
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Ulm
Sigelstadt
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