Europe and Navy News from the Luneville Dispatch
From London we report stock prices at one o clock and the latest dispatches. The Austrian minister at the Congress is urged to assure Lord Grenville that Britain will not concede pence separately from its ally. Admiralty reports the loss of HMS Mariborough with 74 guns in a gale, but all officers and crew were saved by a rescuing ship and landed at Plymouth.
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DE ‘ Cobentzel
Luneville
M. Pe St. Ahremberg
Crier
Mariborrough
Lormeny
France
Plymouth
British and American News From Graves End to Madrid
A mail from Halifax and New York arrived yesterday with dates late October and the 10th. The Lady Arabella Packet brought the mails to Dartmouth. American privateer Le Fengeance, 10 guns, 140 men, bound to Jerenne, has seized U S slips for New London. Sylvester Dougras is to be made a British peer before serving as Governor of the Cape. The Prince of Waves dined at Craufurd’s in Piccadilly with notable guests. Lady Exvéno hosted a concert, Monsirva visits Lord CnoLmoy DE Ley in Suffolk, and Emigrants depart daily for Calais. The Marquis of Bourtie, famed for military skill and loyalty to Louis XVI, died in London, leaving two sons and a daughter. Ludex Bonavante’s Madrid trip stirs conjecture. Hamburgh Mail notes new honors by Emperor Paul. The English Chargé at Stockholm, Mr. Taxner, and Cabinet Secretary Mr. Neckex, lack formal audiences. Private letters from Hamburg claim Ottoman distress pushes aid requests to the German Emperor against Paswan-Olov. The Moniteur defends France’s armistice and criticizes metaphysical property rights. Plans consider continues Cone Works from the Land at Sto, and shore accommodations amid gales. a maritime context to coast defenses and logistics.
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Halifax
New York
America
Lady Arabella Packet
Ponteus
Dartmouth
United States
New London
le Fengeance
Jerenne
Sylvester DouGras
Cape of Good Hope
Prince of Waves
Monsirva
CnoLmoy Deley
Suffolk
Emrexants
Calais
Marquis of
Bourtie
Louis XVI
London
Hexas
Duke of York
Marged
Madrid
Paul
Marta
Stockholm
Taxner
Neckex
St. James’s
Hambarzh
Germany
Paswan -OcLov
Belgrade
France
Buxaparte
Lord Nelson of the Nine at Covent Garden Theatre
Lord Nelson of the Nine visited Covent Garden with Lady Nexson Sir WhErAs and Lady Hamilton and his father the Rev. Mr. Nelson to see Life and the Mouth of the Nile. The audience overflowed as Kale Britannia sang and Maxpen performed a ballad alluding to naval victories amid enthusiastic acclaim.
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Lord Nelson
Nexson
WhErAs
Lady Hamilton
Mr. Nelson
The
Nile
Maxpen
Royal pageantry and market woes across Britain and Asia
A fragmented dispatch chronicles royal visits to Lady Ilantwoop and Windsor, bread price rises amid flour shortages, and political debate on trade regulation. It notes monstrous imperial plans, Mahratta settlements, and a Siam crisis fading into alarm. An elephant temple tale and storms in Paris and London cap the scattered report.
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Duke of CumpEriane
Quen
Ilantwoop
Sunning Hill
Duchess of Lees
Windsor
Europe
Paris
Egypt
Mediterranean
Menon
Great Britain and Ireland
Dublin
Cork
House of Commons
Waterford
Limerick
Belfast
Drogheda
Carrickfergus
Newry
Kilkenny
Londonderry
Galway
Clonmel
Wexford
Youghall
Bandonbridge
Armagh
Dundalk
Kinsale
Lisburne
Sligo
Catherlough
Ennis
Dungarvan
Downpatrick
Coleraine
Malton
Athlone
New Ross
Tralee
Cashell
Dungannon
Portarlington
Enniskillen
Dublin College
Prsitwa
Nizasw
Sypreme
Poonah
Disputch
Hoogley
Queda
Siam
Ava
Paris Ax
Bon 4
Proclamation by Archduke Charles Calls for 20 Battalion Legion
A Prague proclamation by Archduke Charles dated Ot. 24, 1800, urges mobilization for defense across Hungary, Transylvania, Austria, and Bohemia. It calls for a 20 battalion legion formed from Bohemia Moravia and Silesia, pledges unity, and appeals to patriotism to resist enemy demands and secure peace.
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Archduke Crarxes
Charlys Lewis
Prince Royal
Hungary
Bohemia
Austria
Transylvatia
Tyrol
Moravia
Silesia
sCu Antes
Archduke
Prague
Southampton Brewers Vote for Import of Parley to Aid Trade
A large Southampton meeting of Hampshire Dorset brewers resolved to import parley to support the trade. A commission was set to buy 20,000 quarters while noting key supporters Tyowss Bennett and Fireman ning. Also includes an authenticated tale of the ship Charles Baring's 1837 wreck voyage from Port Royal Jamaica, detailing prolonged flooding, gun deck scuttling, pump failures, and the crew's survival efforts culminating in a raft construction and loss of twenty seven lives. Autobiographical note credits Captain Ants for leadership amid disaster.
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Southampton
Uampshire
Whits
Dorset
Tyowss Bennett
Firemaunieg
Charles Baring
Ants
Port Royal
Jamaica
Foye Peak
Pirates, Captures, and Fleet Movements Near Gibraltar
Fragmented report lists ships captured or carried and movements of fleets near Plymouth and Portsmouth. Vessels named include the Innocenza Proterta bound from London to Lisbon with heavy water in hold. the Ross Pod from Mahan captured near Mulaga. and vessels sailing toward Madeira and Cape operations. Also notes Nov 17 sailings from Torbay and Plymouth and convoy activities with the Channel fleet.
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John
Cotter
Sivas
Catwater
Phyamouth
Hersargotof
Paquet ‘Aly
Irish Court Delivers Indictment Move Against Napper Tandy
In Dublin on Thursday the Court of King’s Bench granted a motion to bring James Napper Tandy before the court. A bill of indictment for high treason in County Donegal had been found and certified. Tandy was remanded with counsel appointed and a copy of the indictment to be supplied.
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Soricitor Gerepan
King’s Bench
Foran Hubets
Dublin
James
Tandy
Breason
Lifford
Kandy
Donegal
Fandy
Curran
Poxsonsy
Az Cooxr
Lord Kinwarpewn
Suaxwon
Altamdys
Kiy
Norraland
Donoughmore
Carteton
CanEpon
KenMwarn
Témpretown
Grentworrs
Caxton
Somerton
Yelverton
Distressing Yellow Fever Outbreak Reaches Baltimore
A letter from a Lady at Baltimore dated 3 October details severe distress as yellow fever returns, beds scarce, many flee the city, and deaths rise from August 5 to September 25. Banks and officers relocate to Valcks Place, about a mile and a half from town.
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Baltimore
Glasgow
Oober
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