London Stocks and Diplomacy Show Quiet Day
Prices on the London market mostly steady with 4 percent stock at Confels and Pitt for October at 52 and 53. Advices from Vienna and Jealy hint at possible peace between Austria and France. Marquis La Faverre gains liberty and plans to sail to America from Hamburg aboard an American vessel. The King of Sweden left Serx/id on the 26th for Stockholm.
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Jealy
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Serx/id
Stockholm
Arrival of Rear Admiral Newsox at Portsmouth after Teneriffe venture
The Seabbre frigate brought Rear Admiral Newsox to Portsmouth on Friday afternoon. His right arm was lost but he remains in good spirits and has set off for Bath. Reports from Berlin and Frankfurt note shifting peace hopes and military movements. The Royal Navy reflects updates with ships sailing to India and Portsmouth while local incidents and court-martial outcomes unfold.
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Arrival of Marquis La Faverre to America aboard an American vessel
RIVITE CORRESPONDENCE dated August 25 notes Citizen Louis, who went to Vienna to secure the Marquis La Faverre's release, has arrived to arrange passage to America on an American vessel. Prince Ruspout, recently from Petersburgh, remains in town and plans a London departure soon. The royal watch aboard Sweden's king arrives at Stralsund en route home, with the king described as a handsome, sturdy young man.
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Rumors of War Ease After News of Gavso Arrival
Genoa reports that Buonaparte had ordered Mantua provisioned with ammunition and 1,600,000 rations ready for troops. New intelligence of Marquis de Gavso’s arrival at Udine brings a calmer outlook. The Ligurian Republic is acknowledged by the Grand Duke of Tuscany and the Duke of Parma.
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Cisalpine Republic Courier Sent To Vienna Ordered Back
The Directory of the Cisalpine Republic at Milan dispatched a courier to Vienna with a declaration of independence but on the frontier was recalled by Austrian posts, which indicated that Emperor Francis yet knew nothing of the Cisalpine state and had not authorized any contact or passage for its couriers.
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Cisalpine
Mutinous peril and theatre dues in early notices
A historic tribute notes Captain Hatter first lieutenant on the St George and his commanders quelling a bold mutiny for the fleet of Lord St Vincent. It also reports Mrs. Jordan’s Margate engagement and rising theatre prices to cover costs. Local crime includes James Edovards jailed for wife desertion, and a Tavistock Street shop window robbery.
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Jordan
Margate Theatre
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Public Magistrates Hear Case At Union Hall
Freefone and Special appeared before the Union Hall magistrates on Saturday at noon with Counsellor Best. The court declared the Lady innocent and decided to publish their acquittal initials. Freefone and Special were bailed for trial at the county offices next term.
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Bonaparte Offers Diamonds For Modern Return
The text reports General Bionaparte offering to restore diamonds and precious stones valued at 11 million livres for six million. The pope and jeweler Sartori reportedly accept, with banker Varlonza dispatched from Rome to Milan to handle the deal. Bonaparte may seek to profit by reselling the stones.
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Huddersfield Canal
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Ofwin of Wisbeach and Delamere of Huntingdon wed
On Tuesday last, Mr Richard Ofwin of Wisbeach, son of the late Rev. Richard Ofwin, wed Miss Delamere of Huntingdon in a notable local match drawing church and family ties.
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Richard, Ofwin
Richard Ofwin
Wisbeach
Deaths in Bath Noble Lady Cranstonn and Widow Cranstonn
In St James's Square Bath on Sunday the 28th ult Elizabeth Lady Cranstonn widow of the late Lord Cranstonn died after a long decline. She was in the 27th year of her age.
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