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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 09, 1796

Page

3

Debate on War With Spain and Naval Strength

A discussion of possible war with Spain, the state of the navy, and England’s past support, with mentions of Holland and the Dutch marines. The text notes strategic considerations, political reactions, and potential emigration laws, along with reports from the Directory and actions of French authorities regarding emigrants, taxes, and law. It also includes military movements and remarks on Bernadotte and Moreau amid broader European hostilities.

United States ‘of America Spain Iits Holland England Ais Gudioniand Feuille-du’Four Perlet Madrid Rom Perignon Deva Council of Five Hundred Iris Bunal of Cassation Lamique Monnier Faltice Toulon Nivernois Ville Franche Lyons Mufajobly Seine Lombardy France Camus Veridemire Vaublaxe Seine and Marne Vaublanc Alguier Belgium Yct Council of Five

Brilliant dawn for Rhine army over Lech crossing

Hausmann reports Augsburg det. 25 Aug. victory as troops swam the Lech to beat the enemy. two standards, 16 to 70 cannons, 1500 prisoners taken. Bavarian Electorate troops advance on Munich. Austrians weakened by defection and prisoners. treaty talks begin. Archduke Cuantes may withdraw to defend other fronts.

Rhine Lech Bavaria Hewnel Augsbourg Roth Fru Tidor Munich Cyr Gth Hussars Gener T Laroche Ahd'-Fett Fedberghe Gsee Batneci Ferino St. Cyr Fertig Chafféurs Hufsars Chaffeurs Sar al I-De Latour St. Cyrs Sambre Meuse

Moreaus General in Chief to the Executive Directory

A fragmentary dispatch outlines operations against Union forces and Emigrants in Bavaria. It notes Archduke Cnaxxes at Ingelsstadt, 10 battalions with horse regiments, three corps at Raid Friedberg and Landbergh, and efforts to disengage General Wolf from Laborde at Wangen.

Moreaus Cnaxxes Ingelstadt Sambre Meuse Ratisbon Friedbergh Landbergh Froelich Kempten Wolf Laborde Wangen Fourdan Lech Zarour Friedberg Passape Landsbergh Augtburgh

Anspach August News From Brussels Papers

From the Brussels papers Anspach Aug 22 reports free imperial cities Windheim and Weifenburgh seek protection under the King of Prussia offering to submit to his government after a magistrates and burghers resolution. The Prince of Hohenpone Kixcuseke of Austria died just as he was to assume command of the army Count Warren Sleben was to have left.

Anspach Windtheim Weiffenburgh Prussia Ace Prince of HowEnpone Kixcuseke House of Austrias Warren Sleben

English squadron sighted near Scheveling by Dutch cutter

Aug 31 report from Helvoetfuys notes an English squadron of 21 ships off the Meuse and Goree. Dutch fleet under Admiral Busts casts anchor near Goree to monitor movements and protect the entrance and environs as ships depart.

Middleberg Derwaluw Olyve Helvoetfuys Scheveling Meuse Goree Busts

Self-taught Birréwhouse and early career pivot to astronomy

A fragmented notice recalls Birréwhouse once a watchmaker and farmer who shifted to astronomy. It mentions Dr Frankling and American society ties, plus scattered references to Lord Lucan, Parrys, and Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry offerings amid battlefield-esque chatter and misread names.

Birréwhouse America Ankling American Philosophical Society Lord Lucan Dau Ay BincHam Epwarp Parry Can India Thomas’ Parry Surrey Lord Lestie Hackhurst Epsom

Wedding Day Celebrations In Weymouth Camp Scene

In Weymouth, this morning, Maske bathed at seven then spoke with boy Rova who arrived on the Esplanade. At eight the Reval Anglely Militia was reviewed, nobles and gentry attended breakfast by General Gwrxne. Princesses and officers danced on the Green, ships fired salutes, and Earl Dorchester with Lady Caroline arrived to accompany their Majesties at the camp.

Rova Esplanade Reval Anglely Townsend Gene Cers Gwrxne Earl-Dorchester Carolins Damer

Elegant Royal Guardsmen hosting Brighton Morning Gala

A refined Brighton gathering at Promenade Grove by the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards and Nobility impressed guests with a lavish cold collation and seasonal delicacies. Over 300 attendees mingled in bright weather, then danced and enjoyed a fire band from the regiment and West Kent Militia before nine.

Royal Riment of Horse Guards West Kent

Suffex Fencibles Feld Day at Ramsgate Though Events Mixed

Margate September reports that the Suffex Fencibles plan a field day within a week or so at Ramsgate while raffling stalls overshadow theatre rooms and benefit nights. A late Saturday dance saw a raucous scene with taunting, bottle smashing, and an officer of the horse guards reportedly involved, leaving with a black eye. Mr Hovs the Amsterdam banker now occupies Mr Stemens’s elegant mansion in Albion Place Ramsgate.

Ramsgate Hovs Amsterdam Sansion Mr. Stémens Alvion-place

Night Robbery Report Near Dartford Town

On Thursday night Mr B Grancar of Poplar with a Lady from Dartford was stopped near Hill and Welling by three footpads. The Lady dropped a cloak and small articles. the Gentleman lost his watch and ten guineas in cash.

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Archduke Duartes Bernadotte Bernadette Lauff Nurembergh Archduke Caries Bernadottes Ambergh Wartensle Ben Es Sulzbach Cafter Velden Graffenbergh Forcheim Moreau Danube Hmaussman Army OF the Augsburg Hiaussinany Haussman Catholicwreligien Phus Gon Crediteady Pediaumhe Holy Apostolic See Rome Carlos Brassen Weymouth Sker Brighton, Serah Margate
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