Negotiations Between Brunswick and Dumourier Confirmed
Reports from Paris indicate talks between Duke of Brunswick and Dumourier continue after a period of circulating negotiations. Prussian forces reportedly not in distress. camp broken to pursue new operations. Dumourier warns of breaking off unless the king manifesto is suppressed. Republican papers publish the state of Paris news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Brunswick
Dumourier
M. Thouvenat
France
Republic of France
M. Merlix
Brunswick
Prussia
Paris
Brussels letter signals Dumonrier army surrender likely
Just before press time a Brussels letter tends to confirm the surrender of Dumonrier's army. It states the force is completely hemmed in on all sides and awaiting outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Dumonrier
Ill and diverse items from a British issue
One o clock levee at St James s. A report from Offend states Prince Avertus lies dangerously ill at Walburg with pulmonary disease. Letters arrive from the Lion man of war via Sir James Werrest and Mr Pirr to Lord Grenville. Macartney voyage notes, a Duke of Dorset presents Rev John Kemble to Farrington rectory. MP Harprisrey Coxe marries into Frome gentry. Deaths alter estates and succession in Hatcheld Broad Oak and Newton. New Stafford Theatre opens under Mr Stanton with Mrs Nunns. A breach of promise case to be tried next term. Leeds mail coach accident near Islington. Prisoner recognises keeper Cerberus and the keeper jokes about the best side of a jail.
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St. James's
Secretary of State
Offend
Averstus
Walbug
James Werrest
Dover
Duke of Dorset
John Kemble
Farrington
Sussex
Hrprisrey Coxe
Somerset
Thomas Horner
Mells Park
Frome
Ilchester
Fitzwilliams Baxrindon
Bart
Hatcheld- Broad Oak
Essex
Joun Bar‘Rington
Newton, Hants
Stafford
Stanton
Nunns
Phiyirece
Cerberus
Royal Proscriptions Trace French Revolution Warnings
Madrid reports a royal schedule dated August 22 announcing measures to suppress French revolutionary works and references to confiscating pamphlets and fashion items alluding to the Revolution. It notes officials to seal, examine, and retain seditious writings and directs distribution of materials to authorities. The piece also mentions Count Canapa and militia movements in Castile and Catalonia, with inactivity noted in maritime departments.
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P.pers
France
Shail, Gs
Ministry of State
Maparo
Phat
Madrid
Count Canapa
Castile
St. Idefonso
Froripa Branca
Malaga
Algesiras
Catalonia
French Army Seizes Stores As Piedmont Campaign Advances
Commissary Vincent reports arms and ammunition taken by General Montesquiou's forces, listing oats corn ball cartridges and money. Meanwhile Rear Admiral Fruce and General Anselme push toward Piedmont. Montrosier executed after being kidnapped from Rheims. Washington, Bermuda, and St Christopher's feature in ongoing colonial affairs with labor and sugar duties stirring legal actions.
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Montesquiou
N.B
Vincent
Fruce
Toulon
Anselme
Piedmont
M. de Montrosier
Lisle
Flanders
Constituent Assembly
Rheims
Soiffons
M. Montrosier
Place de l’ Hotel de Fille
Washington
Bermuda
Somers Islands
Henry Hamiton
St. Christopher’s
Common
West Indies
Racing Cards From New Market Third Year of the Races
The October program lists wagers and results for the third and last year of the rqoogs at New Market. Notable entries include Whitkey and Chanticleer in 3-year-olds, Candy Maudy defeating Triton in an across the flat, Shovel beating Trumpetta, Cymbeline defeated by Teverr, and multiple 2-year-old contests. Wagering odds range from two to five to one, with officials noting a subscription and prizes, plus a bequest directing dogs to the winner of the Plate.
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H. Ft
P. of Wales
B.c. Whitkey
Saltram
Calash
Lord Grosvenor
Asparagus
Hen Egremont
B. c
Highfyer
Prodigal
Amn
Winfkey
Lord Egremont
H. R.H
Duke of York
Chanticleer
D. I
Panton
Rockingham
Seagull
Mr. Dawson
Garrick
Montara
Candy
Maudy
Mr. Fox
Lord Clermont
R.M. Toogs
Duke of
Mercury
Ord Clermont
Vernon
Alderman
Bullock
Red Cap
Courie
B.c
Lord Winchelsea
H. R.H. The.d. of York
Anvil
Smart
Mr. Davis
Highflyer
Sb c
Zoogs
H. F
P. of
Wies
Hardwicke
Duke of Bedford
Woodpecker
Sabella
Ladyetty
Lord Barrymore
Alfred My. Bullock
Buzaglo
Emily
Bourdeaux
Grey Diomed
G. H. Cavendish
Public Office Hatton Garden Hearing Reveals Marital Trios
A hearing at Hatton Garden examined a case of two husbands contending for a woman formally married to both. The woman, described as ignorant and volatile, lived with each man at times, provoking a disturbance in Clerkenwell as a mob gathered. Thomas Hodge, the latter husband, is said to have torn at her clothes. she scratched him in return. William Dawson, the first husband, was favored by the woman for his money and affection, while she expressed utter aversion to Hodge, preferring seven years’ discipline at Bridewell over returning to him. Hodge, younger and equally ignorant, yielded the prize to Dawson amid the others’ exultation.
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Somme
Aylesbury-street
Clerkefswell
Thomas Hodge
Cumberland
William Dawson
Bridewell
Hodge
Dawson
Bermuda Letter Describes Grand Annibal Wreck off West End
A Bermuda dated July 17 reports the brig Grand Annibal of Marseilles struck rocks near the West End, sank after being backed off, with the captain, his brother, two seamen, two ladies and others perishing. Twenty-two survived in distress, including the first mate, boatswain, eight sailors, three boys, eight passengers, and a servant. The ship carried sugar, coffee, cotton, and indigo from St Marc, bound for Marseille, amid a ceasefire in the area. The Blacks had retreated from the Cape about four leagues, encamped nearby.
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Bermuda
Grand Annibal
Marseilles
la- Gave CasterGnes
St. Marc
St. Domingo
Marséilles
Cape
Arrivals Listed at Bath Social Assembly
A Bath publication notes arrivals on October 5 including Lord and Lady Howe and Lord Bishop of Durham. Other attendees named include Lady Tracey, Lady Midddleton, Lady Frankland, Hon. Baron Power, Hon. Mrs. Barrington, Admiral and Mrs. Arbuthnot, Hon. Mrs. Gray, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Greenhill, and Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Grindlay.
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Howe
Durham
Lefea
Tracey
Midddleton
Frankland
Baron Power
Barrington
Arbuthnot
Gray
Greenhill
Grindlay
PORTSMOUTH GALE DOCKS AND BANK NOTICE SUMMARY
PORTSMOUTH ships arrive and depart with details of Four Brothers Kruse from Perth and Lancaster of Whitehaven from Bremen bound for Virginia. The Arcipe under Sir Andrew Douglas was paid off. Mary Mahony from Bourdeau to Isle of Man and Liverpool recently at Falmouth. Royal Union Bank ad promotes liberal 50 percent savings at Lombard Street.
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Kruse
Perth
Lancaster
Whitehaven
Bremen
Virginia
Naze
Norway
Sthip Arcipe
Andrew Douglas
Mary
Mahony
Bourdeaus
Isle of Man
Liverpool
Falmouth
Royal Union Bank
Lomgaro Street
Messrs. Shergold and Co. Theg
Lombard-street
Patent Violet Soap Claim Sparks Exclusive London Sale
Persevering ingenuity leads to a patent for Violet Soap that claims to ease chapped hands and improve skin softness. The inventor seals a fourteen year monopoly with sales confined to Bank Buildings London and Great Britain Street Dublin, with two shillings sixpence per square and a three month usage claim.
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Windsor
London
Cornhill
Dublin
Great Britains Street
Eine
Drury-Laws Theatre Announces Evening Schedule and Gags
The Drury-Laws Company presents Love makes a Man or the Fop's Fortune with No Song no Supper at Covent-Garden yesterday evening. Tonight features Rule a Wife and have a Wife with the Highland Reel.
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Drury-Laws Company
Arrivals at Seaports: October 4 18th Century Ship News
Ships report arrivals and origins across English ports with vessels from Dantzic London Archangel Memel and Petersburg, plus wind notes and a list of ships sailing to Seville and India. Died: Miss Constantin Wright of Belvedon Hall. Stock prices and bonds also listed with Consols and Lottery tickets.
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Lancaster
Britannia
Rober
Dantzic
Cadize
New Providence
Wood
London
Flushing
Luf
Vlyt
Moorman
Demarata
Leith
Penelope
Weldon
Archangel
Liverpool
Speedwell
Young
Whitby
Volunteer
Bedlington
Memel
Southampton
Crown Prince
Nelson
Norway
Melantho
Blackburn
Petersburg
Sutton-place
Surry
Constantine Wright
John Wright
Belvedon Hall
Essex
India
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Sporting Intelligence
Skylark
Col
Mr. Perrim
Hatton Garden
Bath
Rere
Sible¢ Mc. Spragg
L. Guerr
Whalley
Trigg
Miss Cotton
Mantell
Long
Mira
Woodcoels
Portsmouth
Ship News
Plymouth
Hope
Dawes
Phoenix
Bakes
Thencriffe
Dea
Oobert
Wind
E. Blowshard
Heart of Oak
Gardner
Seville
Dear
O&ober
Diligence
Eft India
Holland “Og
Waterford
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