Siege of Landau Lifted and Blockade Formed Nearby
Dispatches from Yarmoure report the siege of Landau raised by Prussians and the garrison of about 7000 sent into a blockade under the Prince of Connor. Duke of Brunswick retreats to the Marchelles mountains as General Wurmser camps near Strasburg. Letters from Florence and Berne corroborate regional moves and the execution of an unnamed criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmoure
Bundaug
Zimms
Landau
Prince of Connor
Landan
Lardan
Duke of Brunswic
Marchelles
Duke of Brunswick
Wurmser
Strasburg
Heevierv
Florence
Roser Friz- Gerald
Berne
Paris Cazelles
French and Austrian maneuvers near Menin and Dover report
Disturbing dispatches describe Lord Manuspurny as Mavoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Freda, with 30 090 troops guarding Landrecies and plans to block General Jorran. News from Peperturve and Menin note French movements, West Flanders resistance, and English captures, while privateers sail from Dunkirk and a French frigate is captured by a Spanish ship off Cape Ortugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuspurny
Freda
Cosoura
Cusecu Camfress
Tlis
Jorran
Latcher
Jourean
Alfies
Braftus
Peperturve
Menin
West Flanders
Lloyd's
Dover
Madras
Pendiccherry
Fort David
Dunkirk
North Seas
London
Dublin
Falmouth
Lord Uowr
Cape Ortugal
Cadiz
Rousfillone
Rethgnole
Alexander
Selkirk
Rotterdam
Fluthing
South
Thomas Burgh
New ‘Treasury Board
Ireeld
Execution of Egalite and fellow deputies in Paris turmoil
Paris reports recount the Revolutionary Tribunal condemning and executing Philippe Egalite and Couffard for counter revolutionary acts. Other figures like Bailly, M Houchard, Brunets, and Bartelemy are in the Conciergerie or faced removal. The article notes terror in the city, arrests, and extensive prison crowds as the revolution continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couffard
Egaié
Bailly
Conciergerie
Carls
M Houchard
Brunets
M. Barthelemy
Abbaye
Revolutionary Tribunal
Madame Xhe
Lemayne
Wamfer
Lacombe
Purgnere
Popular Commission
Bourdeaux
Jacobins
Lycurgus Cato
Regulus
Bonne Nouveue
Reine
Bonne Nouvelle
Groffe-du-Rocher
Biffy
Convention
Department of
la Mayenne
Privateers and naval actions near Ireland and Atlantic routes
A coastal summary notes several British privateers and vessels from Liverpool and London, including the Rebecca Brown and Olive Pennant, reporting captures by French frigates and reentries to Portsmouth. Vessels report losses near Leith, Aldborough, and Cork with crews landed or damaged. The Gadges and Fairy loop warships sailed west and east as Lord Howe's forces cruise offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privateer
Liverpool
Rebecca
Brown
New
York
Harpe-de- Grace
Dolphin
Cain
Nabby
Kennedy
Leith
Ginia
North
Efcom Rots
Plymouth
Gadges
A. P. Moxuey
Lord Howe
Brings
Fever Strikes Philadelphia Quarantine Ordered in Falmouth
The_dispatch reports two arrivals Hathaway and Martin Warsan put under quarantine in Falmouth until Council orders. Philadelphia fever rages with two thirds of stores closed, and a deadly shipwreck near South Amboy leaves all hands dead.
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Falmouth
Hathaway
Philadelphia
Martin Warsan
Norfolk
Virginia
Don
St! Mawe’s
Plymouth Letters Report Fleet Weather and Dispatches
Letters from Eail Howe's fleet dated last Wednesday describe the squadron as well and weathering strong gales near 20 leagues west of Scilly. The seas are tempestuous with heavy rain. ships Africa the Argonaut the Adventure and the Heroine are not fit for sea and are ordered to the East India station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garoner
Jamaica
East Indies
Frogmore Ladine
Prince Aucus Tus
Continent
Freyras
Storxen
Genoa
Carreaux
Garpans
Touroux
Impericula
Royal George
Get
Mediterranean
West Indies
Coruna
Falmouth
Reyna Louisa
Lord Howe
Scilly
el Campo
Corunna
el Quiros
France
Jarpi
Tuames
Gibraltar
Tuomas Paine
Paris
America
Italy
Malta
Narvis
Enicuts
Matta
Frederick
Liverpool
League of
Lisbon
United States of America
Horapice
London
Ostend
Navy
Goodwin Sands
Fed
Yarmouth
Admiralty
Jersey
Brest
Reading
John Colethorn
Humphry Donavan
Compter
Mr. Yard
Plymouth
Eail Howe
Man Muir Moved from Edinburgh to Newgate Transport Ban
Mr Muir was moved from Edinburgh aboard a ship bound for London and now lies in Leith Roads. He is ordered to Newgate, the sentence previously fixed at ten years transportation.
Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops Patent Disputed
Report notes the royal patent dispute over Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops and the transfer of ownership to his widow. It mentions claims of the remedy curing scurvy gout rheumatism and blood impurity, and warns of potential imitations at Soho Square Dispensary where the poor seek relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spilsbury
Mr. Spilfeay
Spi'bury
Soho-square
Marriages and ship news from Rochester and Hatley Worcestershire
The wrestling fragment reports marriages including Edward Twopeny to Miss Jones in Rochester and G Bott to a local bride in Hatley Worcestershire. It notes deaths such as Mrs Pleasant Barr and Henry Smallwood, plus ship arrivals and losses with vessels like Hazard and Julia Baney sailing to Virginia and Leghorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Edward Twopeny
Jones
David Joes
House of Commors
Hatley
Worcestershire
G . Bott
Birmingham
Glyn Wynn
Elizabeth
Hanhton
George Hargilta
Pleasant. Barr
Harten
Joseph Barr
Kent
Henry Smallwood
Dat
Hazard
Duey
Boston
Julia
Baney
Virginia
Allifos
Petersbug
Leghorn
Alexander
Brebnetyl Petersbourg
Aneodas
Active
Worts
Giron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Powerip
Consola
India
Erance
Philippe Egalite
Silery
Sillery
Egafite
Place de la Revolution
L.qns
Place de Bufecpar
Republic
Waterford
F.anders
Halland Wblin i
Bank Stork
Lotte Trckets
Mt Riith
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