French Republic Agrees to Pay and Peace Hopes Rise
Reports claim the Republic consents to pay four and a half million livres Tournois to France, with half in specie and the rest due later. France renounces claims on Genoa and promises no future demands. Brest fleet rumors conflict with Vienna dispatches as peace talks grow. Archduke Charles marriage to France’s Princess Royal is fixed and Congress for Peace expected.
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Republic
France
Gernoa
Brest
Vittaret
General Hocue
Hoene
Reimes
Vienna
Archiduke Cuarxes
Princess Royal
Swith
Paris
Ocober
Collot d’Herbois
Billaud Varennes
Berlin
Germany
Ratisbon
Friends
Tribunal de la Seine
Thoin
Abbaye
Cariér
Parté
Drouet
Ithr
French Patriots Drive English from Corsica and Pampas
Dispatches report Corsican patriots under General Cazeta and General Vaubois repelling English actions near Bastia Ajaccio and Adige crossings. French detachment reinforced Bastia while 350 prisoners were taken at St Michel. Gaieux and Salva honored for artillery work as Berthier Vignoles Garrau signatures confirm the report.
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Corsica
Liamont
Bastia
Ajaccio
Cazeta
NegNom
Corstea
Capraja
Gentilé
Mafra
Plava
Vaubois
Vabois
Guieux
St Michel
Adige
St. Michel
Cambia
Sergafano
Adds
Fhyeuz
Saguzanno
Izvo
Vaux
Margeims
85Th Gasgard
Arneux
Fannaine
Gagoner
Gaieux
Salva
Alex
Berthier
Vignoles
Defence of Neuwied Fort by 67th Demi-brigade and 23d Companies
The General in Chief of the Army of the Sambre and Meuse praises the 67th Demi-brigade of Infantry and the two Companies of the 23d Demi-brigade for defending the Z te-du-Pont of Neuwied in the nights of Vendemiaire 27 and 30. Despite broken bridges interrupting ammunition and bold enemy assaults, the troops showed gallantry and undaunted courage.
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Sambre and
Meuse
Debate on Divorce Laws and British Import Policy
The council discusses revising divorce laws to prevent concubinage and considers placing the civil code before adjournment. A resolution on importing British goods allows items already forbidden and aboard French vessels to land if arriving by December 5, with proprietors to report to customs. Many petitions oppose the law, citing denunciation and search concerns. an order of the day is adopted despite Baratlon's push to address petitions first.
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Douglas
France
Cuttomhouses
Baratlon
Abroad and At Home at Covent Garden Theatre
A new Comic Opera titled Abroad and At Home premiered at Covent Garden on Saturday. It lampoons the King’s Bench Prison through Flourish and co, with a mix of satire and moral humor, but its plotting is derivative and the music only fair. performances by Murray and Wappy draw critique while others impress.
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Covent Garden
Simon Flourish
Quicx
Young
Fawcett
Knicart
O‘neal
Jonns Tone
Harcourt
Inchpon
Wanpt
Mont Grand Pas
Mugray
JowpEn
Kwicat
Hardy
Cone
Kitty
MarTrn
King’s Bench
Effies
Tefy
London
Wei
Juvenal
Aristophanes
Murray
Wappy
Old Vestass
Prussia
Europe
Law Reports Court of King's Bench Nov 197 Criminal Information
A motion to file a criminal information against Captain Bartholomew Rope and two officers on board the Phaeton, plus two seamen, is described. The case centers on alleged attacks at Yarmouth during lectures, the ensuing violence, and the court's consideration of Rule on perjury indictments including certiorari removal. The narrative cites Lord Kenyon and legal maneuvers, with details of the chaotic episode and related legal questions.
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Court of King's Bench
Erskine
Bartholomew Rope
Phaeton
Forn Hall
Robert Paxtons
Thelwall
Yarmouth
Britain
Forborne
Kenyon
Woop
Hicks’s Hall
Cons'r
Woon
Lord Kenyon
Lord Mansfield
Devon Meeting Opens Over Peace Address Debate
A large assembly at Exeter Castle met by sheriff order to consider an address to the King thanking him for steps toward peace. The Requisition urged continued war if negotiations failed, amid arguments for adjournment and amendments. Sheriff Sir Bourchier Wrey was thanked for his conduct.
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Exeter
Buller
Cholbyich
Northmore
Fellowess
Tithe County
Baring
Fellowes
Bourchier Wrey
Markets general remarks Cape of Good-Hope Wheat prices
Markets show Baltic and Indian grain ranges with 335 to 39s for Hambro and Rolingsburg wheat. Indian corn from Archangel to Petersburg 25s to 32s. Slices of European oils rise amid few raisins and currant holdings. Sugar markets remain heavy as imports of tallow from Petersburgh and Archangel appear.
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Cape of Good-Hope
Baltic
Hambro
Bremen
Rolingsburg
Archangel
Petersburg
Sicily
Barbary
N.B
Towrt
East India
Petersburgh
Birth of Sarah Edward and heir to Thomas Edward
On Saturday the 29th of October Sarah Edward wife of Thomas Edward a gardener aged 46 gave birth to their second son, the expected heir, marking joyous news for the family.
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Ocober
Sarah Edward
Thomas Edward
Marriages Recorded Across Cities and Nations
A list of marriage notices from Wrexham to Norfolk and beyond, noting couples such as George Smithy of Northampton with Miss Evans, Edward Lownshend Wodehouse with Miss Norris of Wilton Park, and others tied to figures like Sir John Wadehouse and Lordship ties. The notices span venues including Marybone Church and Cockney near Glasgow, with fortunes and spouses detailed alongside dates and locations.
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Wrexham
George Smithy
Northampton
Evans
Marybone Churgh
Edward Lownshend
Wodehouse
John. Wadehoufe
Bart
Wilton Park
John
Span
Bristol
John’Dunn
Tennochfide
Daan Lattaveek
James Barton
Enidiam
Oxfordtreet
Mit
G. Barton
Wight
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Trophey
Charlési Street
Weltinidites
Ince
Northumberland
America
Brieftley
Priefey
Avitom Fac
Boris
Phil
Caartes
Honey
Gaming
di Savilian
Cte
Philip
Cowden
Kinrigstown
St. Vincent
Rauleich
Vansea
Man
Regiment of Foot
Roth
Benjamin Dodd
Florica
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