Correspondence from Vienna on War News and Austrian Appointments
Letters from Vienna dated the 6th report continued French successes and Allied setbacks, with details of resignations in the Austrian foreign service, appointments to the Regency of Lower Austria, and moves by Clairfayt and Brunswick. Reports note disrupted communications, evacuations toward Luxembourg, and preparations around Mons and Namur as Empress Austrians press against French positions.
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Vienna
Paris
Grate
Foreign Department
Lower Austria
Aboutferra
Count Colommel
Austria
M. Georga
Prussia
Berlin
Belgrade
Portes
Reichenbach
Duke of Saxe
France
MM. de Clairfayt
Anderlecht
Mons
Clairfayt
Luxembourg
Liege
Antwerp
M. Clairfayt
Jaubeuge
Chimay
Marray
Vierzet
Benner
Duke of
Saxe Teschen
Flanders
Verdup
Egen
Hussars
Bruffels
Bethamis
Lille
Council of
Tournay
Ruremonde
Namur
French and German forces drive movement across Europe amid retreat and dispatch
Report from Brussels details France advancing into the Electorates and Hessian lands while German states mobilize. Hungarian and Croatian conscripts flood to the Rhine banks as Vienna concentrates troops. Frankfurt and Aix la Chapelle see panic and flight as authorities relocate, with subsidies and reorganizations reshaping allegiance.
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Brussels
Germany
Hungary
Efclavonia
Vienna
Slebensurgen
Presburg
Frankfort
Prince of Hesse
Cassey
Aix la-Chapelle
Tercari
Low Countries
Plague Ravages Constantinople and World Affairs Mixed
A dated August report describes plague spreading in Constantinople suburbs and unrest in Yarmouth over wages. The piece notes a Birmingham dagger rumor, European monarchic shifts, Ireland Catholic rights, French political change, and a Dover to London road robbery near Chatham Hill.
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Constantinople
Pera
Galata
Yarmouth
Birmingham
Goco
Maxwith
Rome
Russia
Vienna
RasamMowsky
Ireland
France
House of Commons
Stanwell
Mrs. M
Dover
London
Star
Chatham’ Hill
Sittingbourn
Linnjequist
Stocksholm
Dublin
Wexford
Arrival of 2 ASLA INDLAMAM at Portsmouth
Yesterday the arrival of the apa Capt. Fownts from Bengal and Bencoolén at Portsmouth was announced at the India House. They left St. Helena the 5th of September. The Manthip left Madras the Earth of May and endured a violent Cape of Good Hope tempest for about thirteen days. Some cargo damage is feared yet vital cargo remains intact onboard. From Madras Capt. G Aubrey and family. from Bengal Ensign Boydell and others. from Bencoollen several officers and passengers. The Dutton sails from Madras about June 27 with General Meadows and Col. Harris aboard. The Iootinghan and Ocean from London arrive Madras.
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Apa
Fownts
Bengal
Bencoolén
Portsmouth
India House
Sie
St. Helena
Matship
Lioop
Madras
Manthip
Cape of Good Hope
Revolutionary rhetoric and Europe wide politics scene
The document quotes Dumourier and Danton urging revolutionary action in Paris, then shifts to critiques of monarchical rule and the Queen of France. It references Priestley hailing the National Convention, remarks on Scotland and Dundee, and a series of local British incidents including a coach overturn near Winchester and a Saxmundham driver convicted for running over a child.
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Dumourier
Paris
Jacobins
France
Danton
Mde
Fayrtte
Republic
Mary Queen of Scots
Joseph Priestley
Europe
Commonwealth
Republian
Scotland
Duncan
Great Britain
Dundee
England
Shire
Angus
Hampshire
Winchester
Saxmundham
Ros
Woodbridge
Robbery on the Exeter Mail Rescue and Suspect Arrested
On Friday morning Jai, delivering the Plymouth to Exeter mail, was robbed on the road near Chudleigh. A gun was leveled and threats made to force delivery, with bags from Exeter Plymouth Totness Ashburton and Dartmouth seized. The robber fled toward Exeter, was later captured at Moretonia, found with two loaded pistols and bills, refuses to reveal his name or origin.
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Exeter
Pinouth
Chudleigh
Plymouth
Ashburton
Dartmouth
Londo
Barrie
Moretonia
Crockernwell
Oakhampton
Patent Violet Soap Authenticity Notice and Address Change
An alerting notice warns against imitations of Patent Violet Soap from makers posing as the original. The patentee relocates production to a Surrey laboratory and adds a certificate on each package. Sales shift to the Bank Buildings office with a new Bloomsbury Square outlet planned for the 26th.
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London
Banzk-Buildings
Cornhill
Zax and Co
Lambeth Walk
Surrey Lange
Surrey Lodge
West Ward
Bloombury Square
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Ann Floyd
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Lewis Wanghenheim
Aubery
Himber
Baymen
Boy
Bencovlen
Benjamin, Mee
Thomas Walker
MA Robrera
D. S. de London
AnTres
Middlesex
Hertford
Bury
Bedford
Huntingdon
Northampton
Rutland
Leicester
Nottingham
Étley
Staffords
Salop
Hereford
Worcestery
Warwick
Wilts
Berks
Oxford
Bucks
Brecon
Montgomery
Agnor
Efex
Kent
Durham
Northumberland
Umberland
Westmoreland
Bane
Ire
Cheshire
Denbi
Samaria
Érionech
Cardigan
Pembroke
Carmarthen
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