Controversial European Congress News From Rastadt
A London to Hamburg mail summary reports on the Rastadt Congress and Decree implications. It notes the Rhine left bank disputes, Russian guarantees to the German Empire, and preparations for the monarch's St Pauls procession. Balks in Lisbon Madrid peace talks, and a five-man Batavian probe into Camperdown command are described.
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St Paul’s
France
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Ireland
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Portugal
Lisbon
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London
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Admiral de Winter
Camperdown
Prince Fremerte of
Orance
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Brifgau
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Sweden
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Westphalia
Stockholm
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Strasburg
Paris
Momentous Britain Portugal talks reach London dispatches
Private correspondence from Amsterdam reports urgent negotiations between Great Britain and Portugal affecting Brazil. Count Pombeira, Justice Minister, sent to London as a courier returns to Lisbon. The Lisbon court contemplates treaty ratification, while Madrid detains a Paris courier, and the Spanish premier’s actions lead to royal rewards for the Portuguese premier as troops retreat inland.
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Great Britain
Portugal
Brazil
Count Pomdbeira
Privy Council
London
Lisbon
D” Dranjo
Paris
Madrid
Spain
Portucan
Evora al Monte
Imperial Decree on Deputies for Rastade and Peace
Ratísbon reports a Diet decree dated Zenna November 11 1797 directs the Imperial Deputies to depart for Rastade and appoints an Imperial Plenipotentiary at the Congress. It vows unity, integrity, and firm support for a just peace based on Empire integrity and the Germanic Constitution.
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Zenna
Rastade
Congress of Raffadt Ministers Named by States
The article lists Imperial and regional ministers named to aid at Raffadt Congress from Saxony Austria Bavaria Hanover and other states. It notes a Hanover Regency instrument to ease fears of northern hostilities and reports on General DesAix arriving in Paris to organize the Army of England. It cites provisioning contracts and Marseilles executions, Indian dispatches, and potential moves by Westminster electors to seek Fox's return while praising a government gambling ban on foreigners.
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Raffadt
Count de Mer- Ternich Winneburgh
College of Electors
Mayence
Baron d'Araini
Saxony
Count de Lionen
College of Princes
Austria
Count de Lesamaen
Bavaria
de Lixnand
M. de Ruger
Wirtzbourg
Count de Stranion
Hanover
Terrode
M.scuxverrzenn
Augsbourg
M. de Storeapree
Swepewn
Germany
Prussia
DesAix
England
Paris
Foucher
Nantes
Real
Tallien
Fohannot
Marseilles
India
Calcutta
Shaw
Delhi
Benares
Nason
Lucx
Trrroo
Westminster
Fox
Duke of Portraye
Shipping News From Portsmouth and Plymouth
PORTSMOUTH NOV 23 This morning failed the Flora and Ethalion frigates with a large fleet of merchantmen under convoy for Lisbon and Gibraltar and Serpent sloop with three ships under convoy for Africa PLYMOUTH NOV 25 Arrived the Amelia frigate from a cruize Chapman armed ship from the Eastward and Success frigate from the Westward Sailed the Melpomene frigate on a cruize PORTSMOUTH NOV 26 The fleet for Lisbon and Africa which sailed yesterday are put back this morning by contrary winds and the Grand Falcon cutter from the Isle of Margou with Le Nethcier sloop of Cherbourg and the Morning Star laden with cheese her prizes DEAL NOV 26 Last night in a hard gale off Beachy Head the Belfast Grierson for St Vincent s ran foul of the Hope armed lugger which foundered and ri men were drowned The Belfast is gone to Ramsgate Pier with loss of Bowsprit and other damage Put back the Spy sloop with several of the outward bound which failed yesterday Wind W
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Lisbon
Africa
Grand Falcon
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Margou
le Nethcier
Cherbourg
Morning Star
Deal
Beachy Head
Belfast
Grierson
St. Vincent's
Hope
Ramsgate Pier
Shipping News and Naval Trials Stir Mid Atlantic Region
Reports from Madras to Manila reveal eight warships sent for defence, with a planned Philippine expedition under Major-General Brai Tawatre. A Court Martial at Spithead examined Lieutenant Brooks over alleged cruelty and disobedience, while Captain Williamson faces charges of cowardice during action. Mermaids replaced Flora on St Mark's station as Frederic’s flag departs. Also covered are storm devastation at Yarmouth, Kosciuszko’s Philadelphia departure, plague aboard a ship to Constantinople, large fires in Constantinople, and a Northamptonshire mother charged with filicide amid mental illness.
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Neate
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Manilla
Spain
Philippines
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Williamson
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Frederic
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Ravi Spencer
Honeyman
Triphone
Nore
Lilbe
Serene
Prince
Princess of
Orange
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Crofts
Kosciuskoy
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
United States
Rhofciusko
M. Kotscwuperc
Constantinople
Breslau
Ocober
Dixon
King’s Cliffe
Northamptonshire
Wilfon
Destructive Cork Defenders Attack and Arms Plunder
Dublin reports describe a brutal assault by Defenders on a carpenter named Michelson near Killbride. His family suffers severe injuries including severed eyes and breasts cut from a sister. rebels seize arms, the Belfast Regiment banner appears, and Cork’s gang plans further raids. Loftus packet brings 38,000 guineas from Holyhead.
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Michelson
Killbride
Curragh
Belfast
Cork
Kelzher
Barry
R. Harobine
J. Curazerr
Lord Geanbison
Waterford
Thomas Huson
Josiph Clufeey
James Carliffe
Loftus
Holyhead
Duel in a Norfolk clay pit and other late notices
A duel occurred Saturday morning at Lakenham near Norwich between Lieuts Muenay of the 3rd Regiment and Kencir of the 1st Marines. Muenay was lightly wounded. A court martial sits in Edinburgh for Lieut Calguel Maxrague Burgorne of the Essex Light Dragoons. The 3rd Guards relieved the 1st Regiment at Windsor. Bumboat fines issued at Union Hall as depredators fund 700 pounds. Four men boarded a cutter off Pinmilly in a failed hijack. Elizabeth Lacey of Herringfleet jailed for theft with others, and fires damaged properties at Chelford and Halfield.
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Lakenham
Norwich
Muenay
Ath Reegiment
Lieut
Kencir
Marines
Edinbergh
Lieut Calguel Max Ragué “Burgorne
Essex Light Dragoons
3D Regiment of Guards
Stepp Ford
Windsor
Union Hall
Ipfisich
EF. Bowness
Hensé
Ann Ejis
Herringfleet
Heingen
Chelfords
A. P. Allan
Robert Miller
YRISH STATE LOTTERY Firth Day Prize Draw
A fragment indicates a state lottery draw with drawn prize numbers 15,909 and 2,395 and mentions prizes of 30 and scat units, suggesting a corrupted listing of winning numbers and rewards. The readable items point to a prize distribution note without complete details or clear context.
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Yrish
Firth Day
Yeates Marries Miss Cooksey at St Margaret's Westminster
Thomes Yeates of the Royal Navy marries Sarah Cooksey, daughter of the late Holland Cooksey of Braces Leigh Worcestershire, at St Margaret's in Westminster.
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St. Margaret's
Westminstter
Thomes Yeates
Royal Navy
Sarah Cooksey
Holland Cooksey
Braces Leigh
Worcestershire
Deceased Clergyman and Notable Notables Mentioned
Yesterday at noon at Little Chelsea the Rev Dr Cornelies Allcyne How died aged 76. Longtime professor at the Dutch Ni megnens University and a freeman who left his country during the recent troubles. At Stoke Courcy Somersetshire the widow of T. FA Rawlins of Berkeley Square is named. In Deal Captain Young and the Rev Joseph Milner are noted among others.
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Little Chelsea
Cornelies Allcyne
Dutch University of
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