Fragmentary 19th Century Listings From St Pauls Churchyard
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and items including Richter and Williams in a churchyard catalog. Mentions Neier Street and Ver Rete, with scattered references to plates, Italian works, and a 455 dinto note.
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Ale Syrith
Richter
Jerningham
Monk
Carey
Hermit
Wort
Helen’ Mata Williams
St. Paul's Church-yard
Evi Apne
Arate
Dinto
Mont Sei Arid
Bae
Magistrates referenced in Rule against theft case
A nineteenth century court report notes a Rule against Mr. Minaaz and others, with Mr. Baskine arguing the application was against the propriety of proceeding. The discussion covers defense time, magistrates’ conduct, and a proposed enlargement of the rule, alongside remarks on witnesses and officials. The piece also reports on royal anniversaries and naval communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanéion
Bridewell
Grass
Reid
Hyde
Austrian generals push near Trent and Mantua block
London reports from Hamburg indicate Austrian forces under Szvidowich and others move toward Lavis and Roveredo, cutting French communication near Trent. After several engagements, Austrians claim gains while Mantua blockade tightens. Buonaparte warned of risks as Italian hostilities persist.
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Hamburgh
Vienna
Szvidowich
Tyroleze
Mall Ich
Adige
Dramhe
Ich
Frigul
Trent
Borgo
Adajevich
Brenta
Mantua
Segonzano
Vukafouich
Sevignano
Davidovich
Quosdannevicks
Italy
Archduke Cyares
Zrents
Buonaparte
Porto Ferrajo
Leghorn
Biombino
Gastiglione
Biba
Milan
Fragmentary Dispatches on Rhine Front and Constantinople Ambassadorship
Incomplete notes describe fortification and bombardment actions near Huningue and a planned Austrian offensive. Parisians report Constantinople confirming a new envoy to Paris with Avy Errener named for the embassy, per late September dispatches.
East India Company Court Debates Capital Increase and Debt Plan
A General Court of the East India Company discussed proposed capital increase to aid government finance, distinguishing it from a National Debt plan. Debated a sinking fund for debt reduction and territorial acquisitions as alternatives. A ballot was demanded. the court adjourned to consult ministers and reconvene Tuesday next with decisions pending Parliament approval.
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East India‘house
Nesterday
Prrr
East India Company
Port
Court of Directors
Hencuman
Cusirmam
Lustincron
Alderman Lusumpton
Henry Duweas
Rumored French Maneuvers Near Dunkirk and European Tension
A fragmented dispatch from Hamburgh claims French troops near Dunkirk totaling about 10 000 destined for the Elbe mouth to sever English continental communications. The report hints this plan would violate Prussia France treaties, notes possible English interception off Texel, and mentions new Swedish and Vienna correspondence amid ongoing Franco Austrian negotiations.
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Hamburgh
Dunkirk
Elbe
Cuxhaven
Prussia
Germany
Texel
Ratan
Scout
Vienna
Ford
Paris
Fate of Kehl Dominates French War News in France Fort
From Francefort on November 12 the public focus centers on Kehl where the Arcaneux plans an attack while French defenses are stretched to their limit. Austrians continue bombardment near Huningenen with no decisive actions. Proposals for an armistice on the Upper and Lower Rhine circulate as negotiations advance. The Prince of Zour and Taxis is replaced as principal Commissary at the Diet of Ratisbon, a top ministerial post.
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Francefort
Kehl
Arcnuxe
Huningaen
Upper
Lowen Rhine
Zour and Taxis
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Ratisbon
Ra Tisbon
Imperial Ministers Demand Hanover Roman Months Payment
In Hanover on November 16, Imperial Ministers informed Baron Omenpn that the Imperial Majesty expects prompt payment of the 59 Roman months due from the Eightor of Hanover. The Elector, citing troop coverage in northern Germany for defense, said he does not deem himself liable to pay the Roman months granted by the Empire.
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Hanover
Baron Omenpn
Gui Ninister
Haying
Germany
Proclamation of Swedish King Seegen’s Majority Address
Seegen announces coming of age to govern Sweden and requests Duke Recent to resign. He expresses gratitude for late King, pledges to uphold law and justice, protect independence, and seek national happiness with trained councils and loyal subjects.
Vienna Dispatches On Allied Movements At The Piave
Confident reports indicate a secret corps near Gort to support Tyrol and divert for General Wrrsafer in Mantua. General Davidovich and General Qudannovich advance from the Piave, facing patrols and resistance as their forces converge. En route, 26 officers and 200 men were captured by enemy dispositions under General Intafoidich.
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Gort
Tyrol
Davidittichs
Wrrsafer
Mantua
Dlainzy
Qusfiaiovich
Hoods
Alvingy
Quodannovich
Devidovich
Strasbourg Dispatch Details French Army Reassignments and Fortifications
Reports from Strasbourg describe shifts of Moreau’s headquarters from Erstein to Schilingen and Defaix to Ruprechtga. Reinforcements arrive for interior duties as Keh fortress work continues. Oudinot to command on the Queich, Ligreville over troops in Hundtruck, Poncet near St Wendel. Bourgonville to be replaced by Kleber as disputes persist between the Armies of the Sambre Meuse and the North.
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Strasbourg
Saint-Cyr
Defaix
The
Rhine
Tanahdy Lara
Belive Yaterday
Oudinot
Queich
Ligreville
Hundtruck
Poncet
St. Wendel
Kaiserslantern
Macdonald
Bournonville
Holland
Kleber
Sambre and Meuse
Neuwied
Tranquil Siegburg Letters and Hessian Reinforcement Report
Letters from Siegburg describe quiet conditions in that quarter while Baron Wer neck’s headquarters remain at Uckerad. French deserters arrive in numbers. The 3d Republican bridge-head near Huninguen is held as preparations to dislodge them begin. Reports claim 12,000 Hessians to join on the demarcation line and Count Warrenfeben dead from wounds, with neutrality in Saxony now supported by the French Directory. The 30,000 strong corps under General Xray on the Lower Rhine is noted, with Hesse Darmstadt to supply 100,000 florins monthly for Imperial forces. Alzey reports patrols at gates toward Grunstadt, Mentz garrison occupying Upper and Lower Ulm and the Selz bank, while German detachments move from Oppenheim to Alzey.
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Hesse-Darmstadt
Alzey
Grunstadt
Mentz
Upper
Lower Ulm
Selz
Oppenheim
Archduke Crartes Leads Reconnaissance Near Kehl
SUABIA November 10 reports Archduke Crartes directing reconnaissance parties against Kehl fortress. On the 4th French forces from Neumuhl attacked with a large cavalry contingent and repulsed Austrian posts, then regained their position. Imperial troops from Rastadt to Basel form an army near 190000 men.
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Archduke Crartes
Kehl
Neumuhl
Spor
Imperial
Rastadt
Bafle
Death of the King of Sarcint Shifts Turbulent Affairs
A fragment notes that the death of Sarcint's king alters the political scene and affects public sentiment as people react to the change in leadership.
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Turin
Oort
Sarcint's
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Nov. Ee
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Gloucesrex
Grosvenor Sirents
Axbaew Hammond
Lord Waveyria
Royal Society
Darxe
Worcester
Kenyon
Thurday
Dang
Worcestershire
Black Joke Ligget
London
Arthrist
Constantinople
Porte
Paik
Avy Errener
Erte
Eoples
Tay
the Court Gazette
Suabia
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