The Commerce of Europe and Hamburgh Crises
The article discusses the surge of European and British trade after the French Revolution, highlighting Hamburgh as a major new hub. It notes a crisis from excessive expansion, mentions proposed public loans, and lists several Hamburg failures and embargos as merchants face solvency struggles. It also covers military dispatches from Augsburg and Savigliano and Copenhagen notices about commercial privileges and convoys.
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Hamburgh
Europe
Great Britain
London
Britain
Ostend
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Continent
Germany
Laraine
America
East
West Indies
West India
Massena's Battle Reported Slightly Worse Than England Claims
London letters from Schaffhausen recount Massena's defeat as less severe than feared, noting Austrian casualties were minor except for General Herze. Ruffians suffered heavy losses near Lake Constance while French losses reach from 8 to 10 thousand in the Aions. A cautious view suggests Allied fortunes may not be as dire as enemy exaggerations imply.
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Col
Ramsay
Savogerlind
Schafhausen
Massena
Chaseon
Geneva
Horze
Herze
Offcer
Schaffhausen
Confiance
Manheim
Arcupuxe
Conve
Ruffans
Suwoxon
Zirol
Suciférland
Diverse European Movements Stir unrest and Hope
A long dispatch reports hare hunting in Wiuulve Fovett by the Kine and a group including the Duke of Cumnearanp and General Gartu. Vessels depart from Brest with ships ready to sail, while London clubs plan a Common Hall and Irish regiments prepare for service. News from Liverpool to Venice covers yellow fever, emigre landings, and a letter from Emperor Paul praising Marshal Sw worrow.
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Duke of
Cumnearanp
Gartu
MannicHam
Desnorousa
Wiuulve Fovett
Mount Royal
Jobin
Goodwil
Henson
Oporty
Outhampton
Wight
Kenyon
Anderson
Liverpool
New York
Philadelphia
Brest
Bruix
Masserepo
Marseilles
Arrornay
Gingrac
Atrrorney
Sorscitor
Courin
Arpermex
Livery of
London
Yuefdiy
Lavincpon
Leeward Islands
Ireland
Duke of Hamilton
Lanarkshire
King’s Lynn
Yaxley Barracks
Huntingdonshire
Venice
Aubans
Carrara
Maury
Padua
Westminster Bridge
Toulon
Naples
Palermo
England
Hanau
Pau
Sw Worrow
Robberies and unrest shadow Dublin as trials unfold
In Dublin letters report rising crime amid unrest led by country fugitives. The trial of Colonel Burgoyse of the E Fencibles begins at the Barracks with 21 charges over misused funds for horse equipment. General Eustace presides. action at Derry, messenger dispatches, and growing Union support are noted as the situation develops.
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Fir Gavage
Pasner
Dublip
Bois
Burgoyse
E Fx
Horsts
Eustack
Derry
Dublin
Transports depart Ramsgate as troops ready at Texel
At Ramsgate on Thursday afternoon Capt Youne directs numerous transports leaving the harbour. Troops from the Texel are expected to be brought over or held ready if needed. A large number of horses from the Royal Waggoners Corps and creghth and tots Light Dragoons have sailed to the Downs and many have disembarked here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youne
Texel
Royal Waggoners Corps
Downs
Plymouth ships report damage and detentions at sea
The American brig Aurosta from Portsmouth puts in with mast and rigging damage, Lydia from New York bound to Batavia detained by the Multidexr, 18,000 dollars aboard. Port and naval movements include Pearl frigate to Minorca, Monarch and Megeran arrivals, and Charon and other royal ships sailing from Deal as winds ease.
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Plymouth
Aurosta
John Calet
Kfafter
Porttsmouth
New-York
Lydia
New York
Bernard
Bourdesuz
Portsmouth
Minorca
General Fox
Chatham
Yarmouth
Monarch
Dickson
Megeran
Helder
Deal
Charon
Peter
Jacob Fanderup
Matter
Copenhagen
Santa Cruz
Caerzfel
Naffas
la Pomone
L’opion
Nemesis
Savage
Spy
East India Company
Princess Mary
Henry
Ill treatment claim leads to police in Old Bailey chaos
On Wednesday afternoon four o clock Lafoars and a forme Attorney went to the Judges Chambers at Sejani's Inn to press a complaint against their Captain for ill treatment and seek transfer to the East Indies. Lacking a judge they drew knives, requiring police and militia to intervene. Lord Mayor promised redress if peaceful departure, but they were dragged away at dawn and lodged in Poultry Compter. The Pineera Royal’s Regiment of Fenetiue Cavalry later marched from h nte to Penrith. officers and men offered to accompany Colonel A v Macdonald to where services were needed. Last Saturday grain prices in the Carlifs market were Wheat 44s, Rye 36s, Barley 40s, Old Oats 17s 6d, and J w ditto 18s. GA.
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Lafoars
Sejani’s Inn
East Indies
Poultrys Co
Pineera Royal
Fenetiie
Penrith
A v Macdonald
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Schwartz and Roquis
Mares Banco
Joseph Valaurie
Mins Banco
Frisch
Schultze
Sai
Wasburga
Christ. Gott
Schwenke
Mars
Augsburg
Prince Conaé
d’Enghien
Dragoons
Enghien
Grenadiers of
Bourbon
Condé
Switzerland
Sueworow
Pitzenberg
Melas
Stara
Gottesheim
Joffano
Savigniano
Fofiano
Gottsheim
Savigliano
Foffano
Braa
Stura
Pignerol
Piedmont
Milas
Kray
Furstenbrg
Stward
Majr Brufeb
Stuart
Lobkowitz
Maira
Donon
Schaffinat Grenadiers
Druims
Cavalry
Xray
Forfano
Airasco
Hussars
Scalenga
Schauroth
Buffars
Ocow
Commercial Committee
Legation
von Eggers
Holstein
Rastadt
Thither
Erihith
Leith
Elfinear
Vienna
Art Exprese
Hamburgi
Rucker and WestrHat
Ranpoph
Mutter
Hemburgh
O&oberry
Ger
Ramsgate
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