French Corvette Republicaine Seized After Action Near Orange
Captain Western reports near Orange that the National corvette Republicaine, from Cayenne, engaged him after a prior pursuit. After ten minutes of close action the French vessel was near wrecked. two of his seamen wounded, Western towed her to safety, and the enemy suffered several killed and twelve wounded.
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Lorp
Pamer
Surinam
Orange
W.N.W
Republicaine
Citoyen le Brec
Cayenne
Golden-square
Taylor
T. Nath
Leamunier
Herefordshire
J. Redford
Fellam
Middlesex
W.carter
Cricklate
Wilthire
Jelly
Woolwich
Kent
G. E. Penting
Wigmore-Steet
HoteNING MAIL and Stock Prices Report
A fragmentary notice discusses telegraph dispatches from Swiftland, the Paris papers, and a rumored London paper. It questions the veracity of recent imports, hints at favorable cartel prospects, and speculates on military movements and the Caine on Morday. The piece muses on leadership, communications, and potential redeployment of forces.
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Paris
Yeirday
London
Swiftland
Marshal Suwancow
Caine
Morday
Col. Beownarec
Curer
West Friexaland
Inspect r troop arrival near Yarmouth Roads
The Inspect r troop under Captain Locx arrived Monday afternoon from the Axel via Yarmouth Roads. They report daily skirmishes with the enemy and a general attack last Thursday along the line, with the enemy repulsed. Entrenchments are being built at Kut down to cover possible embarkation. Reports from Helder claim 25,000 Prussians entered Holland, motive unclear.
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Locx
Yarmouth Roads
Axel
Kut Down
n/pedfor
Helder
Olland
Capture of the National Corvette Ripublicaine Reported
In last night's Gazette a letter from Bapt Wasrane of the Zamer frigate describes the capture of the National corvette Ripublicaine, a 32 gun ship, in the West Indies after a gallant action. The piece also notes the protection of the valuable Colony OFS under the British Crown.
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Ay Teforetdt
Usuad
Wasrane
West Indies
News From Windsor and Lisbon Amid London Court News
The second Homburgh Mail adds no news as royal progress continues at Windsor while the King and nobles pursue hunts and reviews. Lisbon reports a convoy damaged by wind, the Myms brig capsized with 15 saved from 16, and the Penelope frigate sails for Gibraltar with Sir Bew Berry aboard. The Liberty brig lands emigrants from France, and Paris notes 200 young women studying Russian. Bread prices rise as the Lord Mayor contemplates reforms. A Guildhall election debate reflects on ancient practices and Livery influence. A Spanish fleet court martial at Madrid deposes Don Jose de Coanova and several captains, with broad punishments and a strong Madrid impression.
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Duke of Craissezx
Duchess of York
Windsor
Weymouth
Lisbon
Prince of Wales
Mymps
Sierra- Leone Company
Penelope
Bew. Berry
Tagus
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
France
Directory
Holland
Rhine
Crouans
Giraxapown
Capua
Toulouse
Guildhall
A& of Common Council
Court of Aldermen
Corporation of L Ndon
Fexwis
Cape St. Vancent
Newese Frigate Arrives at the Downs with Wounded Officers
The Newese frigate has arrived in the Downs from the Texel carrying Colonel Cooks and several wounded officers as passengers. Captain Baran of the Nemes reports the re-capture of AA maar by French and Batavian forces and notes the Allied Army retreat toward the Helder. A government withdrawal from Holland and debarkation orders for cavalry on Ramgate transports are rumoured.
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Downs
Texel
Cooks
Baran
Nemes
Aamaar
Helder
Holland
É&C
Ramgate
Imperial General French forces move to scour Italian states
From the Hamburg Mail Lower Elbe reports the Imperial General and allied troops marching to purge the Ecclesiastical States of remaining French Jacobins. After key Neapolitan and Italian gains, British landing aims near Toulon to strike the French army retreating from Genoa to Savona and Nice. Russian and Ruffian accounts praise recent conquests in Naples and offer hopeful alliances. A Vienna dispatch notes court changes and military notes as Italy’s deliverance from French rule sparks celebrations.
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Florence
Ancona
Civita Vecchia
Rome
Toulon
Savona
Nice
France
Vienna Court
Italy
Switzerland
Rhine
Count Ferfen
Constantine Palowitsih
Mifihrout
Kingdom of
Naples
Otranto
Bari
Melitz
Basilicata
Montefano
Lavera
Pitus Euxinus
Newa
Uskehon
Corfu
Rsle
Parthenopian
Portici
Vienna
Abukir
Alexandria
Grand Duke
Tuscany
Archduke Fernmann
Milan
General Horze of Zurich rises from peasants rank to command Austrians
Gen Horze who commanded Austrians at Zurich was born a peasant's son in that canton and rose by merit. He was famed for great military talents and a widely praised character. On Thursday last Lord Joan Campnert was elected MP for Argyle County.
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Horze
Zurich
Joe
Joan Campnert
Argyle
Corn Exchange Market Report from London Prices
The market shows a strong sale for English Wheat with new samples around 5s per quarter and old samples 2s lower. New Baileys cheaper, best te.x.gold at 44s per quarter. fine old flour valued 45s to 47s. Malt clearer, Pease and Beans, Oats sell lower with ample supply and ten buyers. WHEAT tally in Mark Lane Sept 30 to Oct 5 at 22,161 quarters. Average prices rise. Parcel of fine flour yesterday at 758s per sack.
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Mark Lane
Austrian Official Account of Manheim Affair and Rhine Siege
The Austrian Military Gazette reports the September 18 engagement near Manheim where General Afaller’s three-column assault was frustrated. Schwarzenberg forced back the attackers, captured Neckerau island and Holzhof fortifications, and seized 2,000 prisoners, two standards, 18 cannons, and substantial war stores.
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Manheim
Afaller
Germany
Prince de Schwarzenberg
Sjnzheim
Philisburg
Neckerau
Enns
Schwetzingen
Count Strarray
Marthal Baron Kopotk
Count Sports
Count Rev Oo
Heideberg
Rhine
Poffffi
Holzhof
Rntine
Holahof
Parrison
Genesals Vandir
Maafin
Lefolle
Erar-Mjor
Necker
Danish schooner and Spanish brig arrive with cargoes at Plymouth
The Danish schooner Dederick Velmars arrives from Cape Francois bound to Altona with sugar and coffee while the Spanish brig Nostra Senhora la Solidad arrives from Bilboa bound to Vera Cruz with brandy and wine. Both ships faced delays and capture actions in the Bay by Captain F. St. Yorke’s squadron including Stag, La Nymphe, In defatigable, Diamond, and Cambrian.
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Plymouth
Dederick
Dederick Velmars
Cape Francois
Altona
Bilboa
Vera, Cruz
Cappsin F. St. Yorke
Stag
la Nymphe
Indefatigable
Diamond
Cawland Bay
Jersey
Yarmouth
Zerine
Deal
Washington
Iphigenia
India
Norway
Princess Mary
Earl of
London notices in Sausage Square publication
Fragmentary OCR notes mention J Walter and Bonsor in Salisbury Square and Blackfriars. References to offices and communications for pages, with unclear terms about printers or publishers and method of sending notices to princes. The readable portion hints at postal or official notices in a London context.
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London
Paunsway
J.walter
J. Walter
Jon
Painrine
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T. Mitcafe
Birmingham
H. Catton
North Elmham
Norfolk
Grocer
R. Miles
Gloucesver
Haber
S. Bowring
S. Trift
Cheaping
Haberdathers
Noyes
J. and
E. Duffin
Capping Norton
F. Duffin
Thame
Oxfordshire
Linen-Crapers
K. Dixon
W. Vincy
T. Harris
Chilwell-street
G. Cook
Leeds
WN. Reeve
Leicester
H. Andrews
Petworth
Sussex
P.day
David Iticee
Mary-le-Bonne
J Dipple
Wandworth
Surrey
Whitener
Porticript
Homburgh
Jostim Pe Coanova
MoxArzsnes Los Rica
Gonzavo Varxeyo
Don Ivan
Pe Acataze
Don Jostryn
Tongs
Augustine Vitcavi- Ciewzo
Madrid
Joseen ‘de Coapova
Hamburga Mail
Lower Elbe
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