Treaty Settlement Between England and Denmark Quoted
The differences between England and Denmark are amicably settled by Lord Wintworre and Count Berns Toage. The Danish minister for foreign affairs states Danes will be indemnified for damage to the frigate Sreya and losses from convoy detentions in England. Each country pays its own extraordinary preparation costs, and Danish ships must submit to British cruiser searches.
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Qopenhiagen
Ava
England
Tenmark
Lord Wintworre
Berns Toage
Sreya
London Gazette
James Pulreney
Suecess
Ferro
Spain
Ferrol
Portugal
Armistice notices and fleets shape European talks
The Evening Mail reports on Paris dispatches, armistice terms, and possible renewal of hostilities. It notes British ministerial efforts to move negotiations with France, the Danish convention, and naval actions near Brest Morlaix, with vessels BazeleY and Wurrmas wounded and Killed.
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Letizwade
al- Dettingen
France
Swabia
Bonaparte
Isle of Bas
Hawick
Bazeray
Wurrmas
St. Malo
Brest
Morlaix
Bazeley
Midsipman
Doris
British and Foreign News Amid War and Weather Events
Reports detail naval movements and fleet dispositions including ships bound for London and Elfinár, with a parade of vessels at Cowes and Portland Arms. Dispatches note Hamburgh politics, Spanish governors, and financial loans while weather floods and bread price unrest provoke civic disruption across Norwich Stamford and Lincolnshire. notable local mayoral selections and church consecrations are recorded amidst ongoing maritime activity.
Wear of Armorial Bearings Sparks County Court Hearing
In Kent County the magistrate summoned a lord to answer a charge of wearing armorial bearings on his carriage without a license. The informer and witness Elizabeth Smith from 462 Fat Smithfield testified, but the lord questioned oath credibility and several witnesses, prompting withdrawal of the information before sworn. Road repairs at Edware Road to Park Corner are noted, with concern over turnpike alignment and a call for orderly maintenance.
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Paris
Lord Gresville
Terrae” Teceivert
Dover
Calais
Bure
Cowes
Southaupton
Pyne
Doxx
Die of Wight
Dutelf Park
Leary
Newport
Ring
Jon Vriday Moralig
Elfincar
London
Hull
Sreventeen
Senate of
Hamburgh
Russia
Coyeur
Senate
Yamburgh
Britannia
Mills
Redbridge
Burtows
Bonatista
Rowall
Bligh
William
Fitch
Risolution
Faith
Ellegood
Dixon
Kingston
Deninis
Burne
Cape of Good Hope
al Bion
Bynker
Betley
Clark
Walker
Nicully
Port Jackson
Bolton
Bowzzs
Apalaches
Florida
Mazenpik
Chester
Liverpool
Christ Church
St. Peter’s Church
Henry Ivanes, Jr
Worcester
Edward Stayner
Shrewsbury
George RusHour
Fredham
Wheathemfed
Hertfordshire
Worth Soo
Norwich
Stamford
Sheffield
Hereford
Derby
Nottingham
Leakley
Sapsficlt
Southwell
Nexbury
Uppi@ham
Caliexton Magha
Stanford
Market -Deeping
Weland
Fother Place
Greatford
Lincoinshire
Kent
Heford
Batenfield
Elizabeth * Smith
Smithfield
Deat Park
Sloa
Oxford
Rawmarth
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Dorey
Evening Mail
Postscript
Cidaie
Miaking
Moniteur
Austria
Berlin
Petersburgh
Germany
Larsporg
Italy
Hom Burgh
Wurr- Worth
Brnstorff
Miniter
Béaly
Great Britain
Mediterranean
FBI
Bro Harbour
Weymouth
Copenhagen
Corso
Oporto
Plymouth Sound
Lasko
ANS
Gucester
Ollgewith
Winane
Dawer
Portland Armsy
Navy
Spitheid
Hind
Jamaica
Deal
Sheerness
Anicelhaius
Atalanta
Plymouth
Thanvesy
Paffimcriciin
Tenerife
Hambro
Prince George
Princes Royal
Belionat
Frigats
Hoop
Erciz
Wat Tejoin
Eleet
Sane
Ithe Hoebeck
Bavinteh
East Wiser S
Wemnelslay
Markea
Dixone
Curzon
Pjtt
Vueflay
Willian
Gowereltreety
Mr. Perkins
Muntingdor
Jacob Ae
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