Peace prospects in Paris amid revolutionary upheaval
A long report discusses ongoing Paris events affecting peace prospects, noting delays in formal talks, suspicion about negotiations, and the potential effect on ministries. It references dispatches by Brookes, Vick, and Panter, and cites the revived mobilization and royal caution amid the latest revolutionary developments. It also notes a severe storm and wrecks offshore, with fears for lost packets.
Shipping News From Withering Sea Ports and Prizes
A fragmented report records ships and privateers in the West Indies and European waters. Vessels named include the Botsey Ge, Two Friends Merritt, Commerce from St Domingo, Industry Anstruther, and the Mary Black, with captures by British and French privateers near Guadeloupe and Dover. A convoy from Plymouth arrives before a gale delays troop transports. De Braak and Phenix proceed with a naval convoy. Sparrow under Lieut Peers reports storming a fort and capturing six sail before Tartar suffers a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callingham
Swasdoft
Loweltét
Calais
Butler
Virginia
Martinico
Guadaloupe
Merritt
Jersey
Defiada
Dover
St. Domingo
London
Bretoe
Newfoundland
Milford
Melford
Wat de Braak
Drews
Plymouth
Phenix
P.S
Deal
Mary
Barbadoes
Peers
Cape Nicholis Méle
West Indies
Espainstones
Neapolitan Ambassador Letter Delays Mantua Peace Terms
Vienna reports dated 26th ult. state that the Directory resists restoring Mantua per Peace preliminaries. Paris dispatches claim Britain must yield all conquests and Gibraltar to France and allies, despite hopeful peace signals. Messenger Brookes dies in Calais incident. Mrs Brookes to receive a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussells
Rothins
Vienna
Paris
Baron de Touscur
Mantua
England
France
Gibraltar
Brookes
Governent
Maumesbury
Brookzs
Attead
Adlagifra
Metlrs
Prestes
Mygifa
Calais
Bar Brookes
Liffy
Swhich
Macistra
Palmer
Berrerton
Covent-Galea Theatre
Juiia
Percy
Iris
Richmond Theatre
Margate
Ferdan
Sporting Intelligence Tuesday and Wednesday racing results
The report lists race events and horses from a midweek meeting including Majestys, Ld Hamilton, Tatton, Belle-Vue, Vis-a-vis, The Hunters Stakes, and Capricorn. Entries note several four mile heats, a dead heat, and multiple breeders and owners such as Ellis Boate, Barry, Leicester, Saville, and Purke of Gol with results and placements across various stakes.
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Jesty
G.chich
King
Ellis Boate
B. c
Smith Barry
John‘ Léicester
Jupiter
Lord’s Inc
Rockingham
Mr. Saville
Thespis
Piggot
Juidge
Sibyy
Richardton
E. P
Allsteel
Smith
Keen
Abingdon Tuesday Race Cards and Play or Pay Odds
The Abingdon program lists Tuesday race events headed by the Members' Plate of Fifty with Play or Pay odds favoring a favoured entry. Notable horses include Kerenfiappuch Paroquet and Harriet among ch m Miss Edwin, plus several b h and b m entrants from Darlington, Dolphin, Turner's, Knight, and others. The Hunters' Sweepstakes at fifty nine and other entries feature Stork, Justitia, and Brork as contenders with varied weights and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
F. Poole
Hallet
Dilty
S. Brom
Darling
Edwin
Turner
Knight
J. Efdaite
B. H. Stork
T. Wallace
C. Dundas
B. m. Justitia
Long Newton Hay Loft Fire Devastates Barn and Home
In Whitehaven the hay loft at Thomas Wadman’s Long Newton property burned between ten and eleven on Saturday night. The barn and outbuildings were destroyed, the dwelling badly damaged, a family member nearly perished, and a cow suffocated. Loss estimated above one thousand pounds with hay crop in the county described as plentiful.
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Whitehaven
Thomas Wadman
Long Newton
Byer
Durham
Chelmsford
Harewood
Middlesex
Edmonton
Hores and
Catelete
Lincoln elects Rev Cua Steap as mayor amid Derby contest
On Thursday H Swan was elected mayor of Lincoln while in Derby Rev Cua Steap assumes the role. A London court gossip notes Miss D eloped from Essex with Mr H from a public office family. A series of militia movements and fair conditions across Essex and Kent are reported, with regiments marching to sites including Bristol, Plymouth, Canterbury and Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Cua
H. Swan
Lincoln
County of
Essex
Andi
Epping
Gretna
Green
D. Is
Malden
Pembroke_ ‘hire
Languard Fort
Bristol
Somerset Regiment of Militia
Ipssvich
Colchester
Plymouth
Somersetshire Light Dragoons
Wednesdy
Doncaster
York
Leicestershire
Scarborough
Whitby
Herefordshire
Deal
Buistol
Tor
Canterbury
West Norfolk
Chelmesford Barracks
London Markets and Various Miscellany News
Wheat prices rose at market with barley rye and oats higher while tea sugar and coffee markets also edged up. The report notes shipping and naval happenings, a drowning in Newhaven, a woman delivering twins on the road, finds of antique armour near Croydon, a Dorlysshire maid’s failed attempt at nobility, a rescuer saving a drowning woman, and a Derbyshire arsenic death in Chesterfield Workhouse.
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Sleadys Beit Dutch
York
Cumberland
Cambridge
Westphalia
Leeward Island
Garraway’s
Torbay
His Majesty
Newhaven
Bartlet
Friar’s Oak
Clayton and
Ditchling
Maidstone
Jouring
Taylor
Ahen
Croydon
Cognoscenti
Crey
St. Julian’s Bridge
Wimbourne
Humane Society
Oxi
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
Glasgow
James Brown
Calder
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Panter
Robepierre
Rudidar
Rome
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Cromwell
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Moxzau
Moreau
Ramsgate
Ship News
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Litchfield
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