French and Italian troop movements reported in Europe
News from France and Italy notes armistice strains and expected Rhine observation army. Reports say General Augereau may command Paris under Moreau, a major army reshuffle discussed. Bologna reports Ruffian troops embarked from Ancona toward Naples, Italian unrest and new French camps near Leghorn and Lucca. Watrin division orders to march. Monnier, Boudet, Suchet present. Austrian courier arrives.
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Francefort
Germany
Rhine
Augereau
Paris
Moreau
St. Tah
Ancona
Naples
Eghorn
Leghorn
Stagno
Pita
Lucca
Modena
Watrin
Monnier
Boudet
Suchet
Perilous European Dispatches and Naval Movements
The Evening Mail reports from London on stock quotes and distant wars. News from Tranburgh, Copenhagen, Naples and Lisbon details Bonaparte’s stance, Austrian affairs, and the French in Romagna. Naval actions include ships captured near Cadiz and Lisbon, Nelson’s reception in Vienna, and Augereau’s Paris visit. The piece notes blockades, fleet orders, and royal projects such as Kew Gardens and Cumberland’s gate works.
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Tranburgh
Hague
Bonaparte
Vienna
Austria
Germany
General Duroc
Count Leur- Bacu
Braunan
Italy
Ancona
Romagna
Fmole
Copenhagen
Great Britain
Falmouth
Phenix
Lord Munro
Lord Gren- Ville
Flore
Minerva
Lisbon
South America
Nelley
Boadicea
Corunna
Buenos Ayres
Lord Nelson
Mos
Augereau
Rhine
Paris
Morea
France
Ricuand Biekerton
Cadiz
Expedition at Vigo Bay After Ferrol Attack Fails
Sir Janus Purteney leads a detachment to Vigo Bay after an unsuccessful Ferrol assault. The Brigade of Guards from Treland and Homperch's mounted Riflemen join the enterprise, which aimed to proceed on the 2d instant. Terrain hindered progress as the rugged hills blocked approaches and harbor entry. Spanish gun-boats inflicted the main losses with skilled fire.
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Janus Purreney
Vigo Bay
Ferrol
Treland
Homperch
Janes. Purteney
Government to expel aliens over fund pillage suspicions
The government suspects a French party is attempting to plunder the country by gambling in funds. The Duke of PontLanpD has ordered all aliens believed involved to leave the realm.
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France
Duke of Pontlanpd
PORTUGAL LETTER DESCRIBES PLANNED FRENCH INVASION
A letter from Portugal reports fears of imminent French invasion as peace talks fail. It notes delays to Prince Adolphus, numerous Madrid couriers, scarce provisions, and preparations by General Berthier and General Abercromby. A giant State Council met, ending with extended prayers.
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Lifson
Falmouth
Lisbon
Madrid
Heneares
BertHrer
Raery
Abercrombie
Portugile
Prince Adolphus
Berthier
Lifton
Abercromby
Ship News from Plymouth and Deal With Riots Across England
The Plymouth report notes a French lugger arriving with wine and brandy seized under fort guns, while Deal mentions the Atalanta sailing outward to Portsmouth. Elsewhere, a major sea battle near Vigo saw English and Dutch forces defeat French and Spanish fleets, with land forces driving Spaniards from batteries. Riots continue in Lynn, Birmingham, and Derbyshire, with damage, arrests, and troops deployed. Reports describe high bread and grain prices prompting unrest. hop-picking begins and duties are estimated by region. A woman died after seeking water and brandy at a Charing Cross register office.
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Vigo
George Rooxs
Admiral Hoxson
Duke of Oamonn
Kent
Sussex
Worcester
North Clays
Essex
Farnham
England
Serva Charing-cross
Royal visit ends with grand entertainment and disorder
The Duke of Kent and Princess Syria hosted an elegant morning gathering with nobles and large feast at Dorchester Road. Later a Blandford mob clashed with the Dorchester Rangers, dispersing in the evening after seizing bread.
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Kent
Syria
Craftorr
Bark
Westmoreland
May Greville
Kinnerley
Legg
Pattison
Gosling
Gram
Blandéford
Dorsetshire ‘Rangers
Tle
Dorchester
Public office Bow Street affair in North of England arrests
Towns or Robertson, arrested by Bow Street Officers near Seven Dials, denies identity but is identified for further examination. James Baker charged with stealing saucepans forks candlesticks from Messrs Jackson and Mosse in Soho. Items found in lodging tied to the case, Baker committed for trial. Towns advertised for a sale yesterday.
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England
Bow-street
The
Seven Dials
Towns
Robertson
Leeds
Phile
James Baker
Meffrs
Jackson
Jfm. Towns
Curious Margate Bathing Machine Scene Stirs Crowd
At Margate a female guide in a bathing machine caused a stir when a gentleman insisted on guiding his wife himself. The crowd allowed him entry, while a prior attempt three years earlier had failed. The party later fled to Birching ton where clothes were left in a chaise and recovered after their horse bolted into the sea. Meanwhile a man was examined at Guildhall for stealing sheets while posing as an early-coach passenger. Also reported: Dizon and Chambers, recently convicted of fraud, were moved to Newgate to await trial at the Old Bailey starting Wednesday the 17th. Prisoner counts listed for various jails.
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Margate
Clifta
Birchington
Guildhall
Severa
Himy
Old Bailey
Vaz
Otbilk Fields
Bionly of
Clerkenwell
Gilipur
Fred Compter
Poultry Compter
Marriages in Aldenham and Porthithe Weeding Notices
Fragmentary notice reports marriages in Aldenham Hertfordshire and Porthithe with names mentioned including David Wallerbur and Margaret Brown. It references Sir John Wedderburn and George Brown, along with a Captain Graham of a dragoon regiment. Details are partial and unclear due to damaged text.
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Comrie-house
David
Aldenharm
Herts
Graham
Dragoons
Clutterbuth
Stanmore
Obituary notices from a London parish page
Fragmentary obituaries list Lady Hoare widow of Richard Hoare Bart at her house after brief illness and references to Richard Bencher of Lincoln's Inn and Mrs. Trefloves wife of Pho as TseB of Brompton, Chelsea area.
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Elyis
Hoare
Richid
Bart
Chelsea
Richard
Hon
Society of Lancuin’s Inn
Lincoln’s
Inn Fields
Monilay
Trefloves
Pho
Tseb
Brompton
Local Notice Fragment From Ancestral Record
Brief OCR fragment shows a 98 year old AES annuity note and ann, possibly a 25 year term. Text mentions page 3 and chapter references with fragmented dates and names, indicating a legal or archival notice item lacking full context.
Undefined fragment triggers minimal title
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a phrase "'a Jus ee Black ter m be' sent to the." with unreadable surrounding context, offering no clear event, names, or facts to summarize beyond a partial quote. No identifiable person or organization can be confirmed from the available text.
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Evening Mail
Postscript
London
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Acc
Dover
Tnngut
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Krxes
Spain
Swiftfure
Lord Kerra
Mediterranean
Algiers
R. Bickerton
Reident
East India
India
Kew Gardens
Duke of Norruumberland
Scotland Yard
Eoremont
Portugal
Ship News
Plymouth
Serr
Providence
Wind
Portsmouth
Lynn Market
Forsten
Forster
Birmingham
Warwickshire Yeomanry
Lord Aylesford
Perion
Chesterfield
Waren
Oop
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