Victory Speak: Nelson Fleet and Irish Coast Honors
The House votes thanks to Lord Nelson's captains and officers for the August victory and to Sir J B Warren for Ireland coast actions. It moves to commend seamen and marines and to fund a monument in St Paul’s for George Westcote. Adjourned.
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Nile
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Kingdom of Ireland
London Dispatch Reports Ireland PayLament Meeting Status
From Dublin mail dated yesterday we learn the Iaisa PayLiaMent will meet on the 18th of next month if Mr Tone recovers. If so, he is to be tried by the Civil Law. Reports of Marquis Cornwallis resignation circulate among opposition papers as part of today’s chatter.
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Mail from Hamsuren Arrives With Important Intelligence
Yesterday arrived the mail from Hamsuren, due last Sunday. It brings intelligence of much importance, as will be seen by the following let noe De. pe Sp OWE.
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Deputation of the Empire Decrees Firm Stand Against French Demands
Reports from Rastadt and Brussels outline a firm imperial stance against concessions to French plenipotentiaries. The Deputation insists on maintaining debt terms and rejecting peace-at-all-costs that would worsen conditions. Arrests rise as insurrection seeks to spread along the Scheldt and in Luxembourg.
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Archduke Cuartes Leaves Vienna Amid Invasion War
A Vienna Court Gazette report says Archduke Cuartes departed the capital to join the army in Germany. It notes the Russian first column of 30,900 men moving earlier, and blasts a Hamburg Mail claim about burning Alexandria transports as unfounded.
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Court and Mansion House meetings amid war time anxiety
A report details a Levee at St James's Palace with Prince Epwaep and a subsequent address to the King. It notes a Court of Directors at the East India House, appointments and ships for the season, and wartime dispatches. A Mansion House meeting chaired by the Lord Mayor gathers merchants to pledge support for voluntary contributions to strengthen national resources and defend the constitution.
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Henry
Resolutions on Tax Relief and Peace from the Meeting
The resolutions urge continued support for measures to raise funds for the Poor Rates while improving public capacity, urge more equal measures to call forth resources, and express readiness to back legislation for a safe and honorable peace. Thanks are extended to Sir Richard Carr Glyn for chairing and to the Lord Mayor and committee members for their efforts in the Levy Contation.
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Degne
Giorizius Victorius
Rienaen Carre Gurn
Mayer
John Waeliam Anpegson
Richard Carr Glyn
Constantinople reports on Buonaparte and Nile garrisons
From Constantinople dated Oct 17 details are scarce on Buonaparte with Alexandria Rosetta and Damietta garrisoned. It is claimed 10 to 12 thousand Turkish troops, embarked in various vessels, have been landed at the Nile mouth under English fleet protection, to act with local forces.
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English Frigates Block Adriatic Trade Route
Venice reports four English frigates sent to the Adriatic Sea blockading Ancona and severing communication with the port. In Malta, provisions are provided by English and Portuguese ships. A French frigate under Spanish colors, carrying several families of the land and valuables, is captured.
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Adriatic Sea
Ancona
Malta
Military Tribunal Condemns Rear Admiral de Treflong
Hague reports the Military Tribunal concluded its inquiry into the battle of Ogaber. Rear Admiral Bloys de Treflong was deprived of all military employments and declared forever incapable of serving his country. He must pay the entire costs of the proceedings totaling 10,000 florins.
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Fire at Scarborough Nev destroys merchant house
A blaze last night at the residence of Captain J. Cleann in Merchant-Joy left the roof burned and adjoining buildings at risk. Mrs. Quarx saved two children while a younger infant perished in smoke. The fire was fought by local engines and dispersed by militia after crowds gathered.
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Nottingham
Infamous pirate hunter and a murder plot unfold
A fugitive named Faced Fuller, born in Bremen, suspected in the Herasion frigate murder, is reported aboard the Margart, bound for Greenock. He allegedly tried to induce the Margart’s crew to similar crimes, with promises of plunder, but his schemes were exposed by the ship’s cook before Captain Kinlock’s arrival. Meanwhile a 70 year old blind beggar dies in Tabernacle Row, with a search finding 350 pounds in bank notes and coins and a 150 pound bond. A Dundee inn owner, Gordon, sent ducks to Woodhaven, only for a returning pair to be found alive, having swum the width of the Invergowrie river three miles to Dundee.
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