Paris and London News Digest with Revolutionary Updates
In London and Paris reports, hostilities rumors resurface in the Tyrol and Carinthia while the Directory in Paris presses for peace terms with England. Exiled deputies travel aboard La Varillante, and discussions center on whether Britain can restore possessions to France. The piece contrasts royalist memory with revolutionary ideals, noting the cruel toll of the guillotine and the fragile hope for stable governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bulletin
Dé Paris
Sft
Contradi&s
Tyrol
Carinthia
Adina
Millis
Mantua
Oglio
Cisalpine
Desputies
Rochfort
Radulf
Poard la Myaillante
Lafond Lapdeat
Barthelemy
Larue
Barge
Marsois
Berthelot
Lavieleer- Wots
Ramet
Rovere
Pionecru
Ausry
Munivais
Brother
Proncon
Ducoprays Wittor
Dosson Vibes
Bowroon
le Tellier
Bakthelemy
London
Boissy P
Louis
Angeseau ‘Fetcout
Germany
Bourpoy
Limoges
Ae PD
Frellvard
Bonnie Ares
England
Ma Im Esaory
Englawds
Archard
Woftich Banker's
Mapitn
Maffeu
Louvis XVI
Orleans
Rushan
Miraseau
Bartiy
Tabble
Osserin
Lucxner
Custing
Mentz
Gouvion
DamPierre
Marceau
LaHarpe
Stencal
Hocus
Gu'ph
Barnaye
Cuaretier
Clermont Tornerre
Constituent Assembly
de Girondists Veroniaux
ConchDorcer
Peruion
Herault Secrelcy
Danton
Ropespierre
Marat, &c
la Fayette
Olmuts
Duscurigrr
Altena
Birraup Varennes
Cotter Whersorsaré
Guyenne
PicHecru
Dumas
Vellot
Bourvon de l’Orse
Frexcu
Ropesristre
Directory
France
French Republic
Prenecau
Coczow
Sorin
le Pens
Freemasons
Barreut
Hamlet Triumph at Prury Lane with Correct Text
The Muse of Sunasrears reports a noble triumph over modern dramatists with Hamlet performed with text fidelity, proper dress and staging. Mr Kemace as Hamlet delivers masterful soliloquies and a Closet Scene stirring the audience, prompting applause for the manager’s spirited reforms and strong acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunasrears
Tinfel
Hamlet
Neeese Hamlet
Kemace
Parley on Salaries in Ireland and Press Freedom Debate
Sir Wittiam Puteney resists Burpett proposal to serve his Majesty without pay, deeming it economically improper. The piece criticizes press liberty and ministers, cites Free Masonry revenge claims, and notes a July era of political and military developments including a Royal Navy admission and a regimental court martial in Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittiam Puteney
Francis Burpett
Ireland
Knight's Templars
Paris
OS Nicetas
Alexis
Constantinople
Buonaparte
Geere
Bareuth
George
Duke of Noxrox
Southf
West York
Havant
Emsworth
Chichester
Horsham Barracks
Earl of Scarncroucm
Thomas Gascore¢s
Light Dragoons
Light Infantry
Admiralty Office
Greenwich Hospital
Breadalbane Fencibles
Edinburgh
Leith
Whitby convoy ships reach Statborough after rough drift
A French armed ship with 32 guns and a ship named Pope Willi from Whitby along with the Elize and another vessel form part of a convoy from Elsinore. The fleet endured a rough drift and put into Statborough for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Willi
Whitby
Elsinore
Scartorough
Wright
Statborough
Burpy act 1 and naval movements from Texel to Cowland Bay
Readable fragments describe damaged ships from Holland blocked near Texel by Admiral Duncan, sick crews treated in hospitals, dissatisfaction with French Governors, and several ships arriving at Hamburgh and Cowland Bay from Lisbon. The report lists vessels including Erwartung Rieke Saturn Pallas Prosy and others, with crew mutiny hearings, convoy departures for the West Indies, and fleet movements from St Helen's to the Downs and Portsmouth area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpy
Holland
Texel
Duncan
Bermomth
Cawiand Bay
Lisbon
Priges
Salvador
del’ Mundo
Prowse
San Joseph
Stuarts San Nicholas
Marriano
Spithead
His
Success
Wirginstyy
Torbay
Newfoundland
Bar- Low
Portsmouth
St. Helen’s
le Proqupte
West Indies
Isis
Duncas
Hawke
Liberty
Frances
Princess Royal
Hettor
Lord St. Vincents
Hampathe
Southampton River
Quebec
Wetlades
SECRETARY REPORTS ALDERNEY DEFENSE AND SHORE SIGHTS
Abstract from a September 30 1700s letter notes Royal Navy ships near Alderney including the Diamond squadron with Flora Serpent Cormorant and Solebay while French frigates be rigged at Havre and Brest. Reports from Cherbourg and Table Bay describe ships fighting and arrivals. Marriages noted: John Ansley to Grace Grace and George Greenhill to Miss Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderney
Ricuard StracHani
Spithead
Flora
Mippaeron
Syren
Gossenin
Pearl
Batlard
Cormorant
Seats
Camilla
St. Malo
Havre
Brest
England
Ireland
Cherbourg
Cape
la Hogue
Tottenham
John Ansley
Broadstreet
Miss Grace
Henry Grace
Notable deaths and obituaries in early notices
Died notices listing Henry Watts of Bank-buildings Cornhill. Thomas Chauntreil of Highbury-place Ifington. Mrs Bristo of Wimpole Street Worthing and John Irving of Paper-buildings Inner Temple. Dates mentioned include Tuesday evening Wednesday morning and Sunday, with locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watts
Hugh Watts
Bank-buildings
Cornhill
Highbury-place
Ifington
Thomas Chauntreil
Worthing
Sussex
Bristo
Wimpolereet
John Irving
Price or Stocks Conf 49 43 2 Exch Bills
Unclear ledger style note lists various codes and values such as E-Exch Bills 2 dit. gp. CecAnn. 74 at jes. Tacit. 13d. ras Loyalty 15 ¢ 16-435 aif Cont as for Acc. agk 483 3 Imp. 3 p. Ct. Asn. 45 4.f ach ag Imp. Anr. 10 538. Lacks full context or identifiable event.
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Jes
Tacit
P. Ct
Prinses by J Walter Brackering Brackring Error
Fragmentary OCR reads Prinses by J Walter with Brackring notes and prastine items. Unable to determine full title or author. text shows garbled names and unclear subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter
Prastine- Kbrsesquara Res Brackrrings
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Oktober
Stoees
Wierning
Prince of Wales
Prince Ernest
Ashford
Peatham
Cane Llor
Spenceck
Westmore
House of Lords
Cow
Lord Grenville
Froim Branceting
Taft Repay
M. Déedues
Mr. Skaan
Dover
Brances
Mons. Declue
Holting
Europe
Gotha Gops
Pollession
St. Ju- Wan
Tyrthe
Cour
Portugal
Prury-Lane
Ship News
Beals Soreed
Hlalamer
Savage Loop
Dartmouth
Deal
Cape of Good Hope
Table Bay
Betsrans
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