German and Swiss Fronts Stir With Large Armies
News from Stuttgart and Darmstadt report German and Austrian forces mobilizing along the Rhine and in Swabia, with 20,900 troops defending the country and 10,000 marching to meet the French. Zurich is guarded by Russian troops, while 30,000 men form a Rhine army. Besieged towns and requisitions feature as French forces advance through Bruchsal and Mentz. The Archduke and Lecourse movements shape this widening European conflict amid provisional Dutch governance.
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Alvashes
Manheim
Herrienberg
Charsengurg
Sazz
Meinz
Baron Idini
Toj
Swabia
Zurich
Maffina
Zur‘tichy
Dumont
Bay
Mace
Bawater
Kaln
the Rhine
Aacnpuss
Arcupuxs
Prince Coupe
Prague
Bamberg
Heilbronn
Bruchsal
Lange
Bruchfal
Sinzheim
Hanau
Switzerland
Lindhofen
Reufs
Windithh
Berne
Lentzburgh
Lecourse
Char
Dafentis
Travetich
St. Giacomo
Ieind
Cosas
Horte
Italy
Agcupyee
Germany
Prussia
Saxony
Flanders
Holland
Flemish
Okamee
United Nethertains
London Stock Prices and Confels Report at One O Clock
Evening Mail reports London prices for stocks at one o clock with yields noted by four percent. Late telegrams from Hamburg arrive with letters from Upper Italy claiming Tortola's surrender, but no official confirmation or clear Allied victory at Gandaz Mare.
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Hamburgh
Italy
Tortola
Gandaz Mare
Imperial and Colonial Moves Amid Global Turmoil
Reports from Lisbon to Prague outline imperial appointments, colonial gains, and naval movements. Gizzox of the Isis departs for his ship at Texel, Life carries dispatches from Petersburg, and Carpe's emigrants reach Prague. British influence expands in Surinam as Jamaican fleet parts for Bristol, while Parliament eyes augmenting military force. Telegraphs spread to India, while skirmishes in Holland leave officers wounded. Pomane is named a Knight of Maria. Postmaster Portzam and Earl Spencer are named burgesses in Portsmouth.
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Gizzox
Isis
England
Texel
Life
Messsenger
Petersburgh
Prince de Carpe
Prague
Bette
Aror
Vienna
Berlin
Cowes
Bkkerikon
Santa Cruz
Surinam
Huon Szymon
Martinique
West Indies
Jamaica
Bristol
Dore
Pariament
Séilisia
Reenter Et Pte Pichaay
éggLas
Madras
Garjam
Aparcromaya
Holland
Moore
Ne- Vitis
Matrure
Simpson
Haraer
Emperor of
Roussta
Pornam
Maris
Byer
Duke of Portzam
Earl $Penese
The
Corporation of. Postimouth
Ship News Dispatches From Camperdosen and Downside Ports
Maritime bulletin reports General Marriann and unit attended by Colonel Maccowar failed this morning in the Camperdosen cutter for Hawburghs. The fleet from Halifax with 21 tallies arrived in the Downs. Bruns muck Daudas from Jamaica joined the convoy. A heavy gale dispersed the fleet. expect further embarkations in a fortnight. Excorn under Captain Lucyp sailed yesterday with cavalry transports. Vice-Admiral Tutwinge shifted his flag to Nolan. No fresh advices from Holland. The Bristol arrival list includes Albion Hamilton Herp Powell Neptune Marshall Flora Bakery Chard Harvey Jarrett Union Merricky East St. Vincent Wade from Jamaica convoy. Milford and Europa left with Aset on Newfoundland Banks. Portsmouth reports Sep 7 with 12 ships. Porpoise, bound for Botany Bay, damaged and returned.
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Deal
Marriann
Jamaica
Excorn
Lucyp
Aeveid
Watxiss
Esterday
Tutwinge
Nolan
Holland
Bristol
Albion
Hamilton
Herp
Powell
Neptune
Marshall
Flora
Chard
Harvey
Jarrett
Union
Merricky
East St. Vincent
Wade
Milford
Walker
Europa
Duncan
Aset
Newfoundland
Portsmouth
Seppe Toup
Botany Bay
Wind S
Jait
British ships announce troop movements toward Amsterdam
A dated letter from the squadron aboard the Fexel reports seven thousand Russian troops landed yesterday and 2,000 British troops to join the main army near Aikmaar. The town has refused surrender as Dutch volunteers join Prince of Orange’s Life Guard. The plan includes Dart and Arrow flaps, Fury bomb, and landings to assault forts and bombard Amsterdam.
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Joii
Chin
Aikmaar
Prince of
East Indies May 19 Arrangements after conquests
Reported in May 19 from the East Indies detailing six principal states the British Poonah and Berar Mahrattas Nizam AuLy Soubah of the Deccan Mysore and the Seiks with allied powers Nabob of Oude Carnatic and rulers of Travancore and Tanjore. Tirpoos territory spans about 550 miles north to south and 330 miles wide in places a dry rugged barren region. A Hindu king’s descendant imprisoned at Seringapatam hints at ongoing dynastic tensions.
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Seringapatam
General Harris and the Seringapatam aftermath described
The report details General Harris sending a protectorate message to the 800 ladies of the Zenauna of Tiepoo Suuracn after Seringapatam’s surrender and notes British efforts to capture Vigige Anu. It also mentions the Neely Drury campaign opening with the Cask Speare and the Erite, and that Lord Resear Fitéceraen and his Lady arrived from Copenhagen.
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Harris
Madras
Seringapatam
TiePoo
India
Spare Atany
Erith
Anu
Benares
Neey Drury
P Aydits
Resear Fitéceraen
Copenhagen
Night patrol arrest seven in Satins cabin raid
Ensign O gad of North Cork with Sergeant Moore and two men spotted a light at a Satins cabin in County Dublin. They forced entry, bayonets and pistols drawn, and captured seven prisoners including a notorious figure. Wounded were bound for court martial and possible execution. A government reward was offered for the notorious prisoner.
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O'gad
Cork
Sereante
Moore
Satins
Hiter
Attitude of Lady Baralis and Seaborne Dispatches
Reports from the coast detail Lady Baralis and others attending her brand at Holland amid wounds to Punrene and Col Hore, with recovery noted for several officers. The privateer actions near Mauritius and Fellicherry are described, including captures, crew executions, treasure plans, and a distress signal from Thetis in Madras Roads. A coroner’s inquest at Scotland Yard found John Vent guilty of wilful murder in the death of lighterman Fats Gough.
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Baralis Pone
Holland
Sistin
Bifgiinds Peeta
Spredibell
Hopkine
Leith Roads
Tex
Hore
Kinphorn
Capan
Peilicherry
Checorl
MsoMa
Mocha
Tanuary
Secotorg
Prisateer
Maugitius
Mauritius
Malabar
Tranquebaé
Madras Roads
al- Banei
Trincomatlie
Fats Gough
Scotland Yards
Jota Vent
John Vent
Tothillfields
Bridewell
Marriages and trades notes from a London page
Fragmented notices report several marriages including Sir Henry Wilson and Frances Elizabeth Brudenel Bruce, and Mr Plimpton to Miss Smith. Also listed are trade prices, market quotes for wheat, rye, beans, and oats, with quarterly and annual totals and inland deliveries.
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Ee -- Westerday
St. George's, Hanover-square
Henry Wilson
Chelsea Bark
Richt
Frances Elizabeth Brudenel Bruce
Ben
Earl of
Ailesbury
Wiesterday
Thomas Kesteven
York-Areet
Hgf. Mason
Ea. Mason
En&eld
Mackiey
Hungingdon
Wiliam Arnhart
Mary Axe
S.tathwell
Jaifton
Essex
Plimpton
Lawen Thamessftreet
Mie Smith
Wem. Smith
Petntred AY J-WALTER publication notice
Fragmentary OCR note indicates a publication notice involving J. Dewan Salitbuy and printers. Mentions June references and fees, with unclear content about insurance communications and where to send to the printers for the paper.
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Lon Poy
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Siera
Frank- Fort
Jahult
Baraguay d’Hlliers
Auerbach
Mentz
Caffel
Evening Mail
Postscript
London
Omakim 1A
Ship News
East Indies
Dublin
Secr
Joseph, Aes
Ury
Newbury
Arthule
Worcester
Mra
Edmunds
Pirie
Sunderland
AY. Olas
Boeke
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