Debacle of Buonaparte’s Egypt march and Vienna reports
A Hamburg Mail summary reports Buonaparte’s army facing fierce desert passage to Cairo with Arab resistance and تركيا delays. Dispatches from Constantinople and Vienna confirm French resistance, Turkish mediation efforts, large Russian forces assembling, and renewed fear of war across Europe. The piece notes Malta garrisons, Egyptian skirmishes, and political shifts in Dublin and London announcements.
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Hamburghi
Ecyez
Buona- PaRis
Grand Cairo
Cairos
Cire and
Sxexs
Alexandria
Cairo
Nile
Constantinople
Buowarapra
Tove
Aleppo
BuonkPag TE
Roetea
Les
Vienna
Buonaparte
Rosetts
Pacha
Vi‘gana
Russia
Poland
Siofs
Bnox Parte
Malta
Dexandria
Buonaparte moves toward Suez amid naval maneuvers
A dated report describes Buonaparte pushing toward Suez, with Nelson blockading Alexandria harbor. Buonararre’s army allegedly misled by forged orders while Rome editors inflame anti French sentiment. Potential renewed hostilities loom as Rafalad notes a Conclave undecided.
Paris Gazettees Hint Egypt Expedition Rumors Stir Paris
The Paris Gazettees note official silence on the Egypt expedition and report a rumoured December 16 dispatch. They claim a new embassy setup with Duscorenes and Gaupen, while Malta is reorganized in French fashion and Cadiz communication is cut off. Troops surround Ranelagh to press youths into new requisition amid talks of war with Russia and Austria.
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Paris Gazetteés
Sth Init
Directory
Egypt
Payeron
Touforion
Ulion
le Cerfere
Paris
Porte
Duscorenes
Constantinople
Gaupen
Vienna
Ruffin
Appoir
Malta
Cadiz
Ranelagh
Bois'de Boulogne
Narues
Russia
Austria
French minister plenipotentiary in Switzerland named
The Redadeur notes Perrochel as French Secretary of Legation in Spain appointed as French Minister Plenipotentiary to Switzerland. It also discusses possible Franco American rupture avoidance, Napper Tandy reports, and Buonaparte news including ships, Malta, and Egypt.
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Paris
Stra
Citized Perrochel
Spain
Switzerand
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Descorches
Gaudin
Vienna
Thermidor
United States of America
Tahnnot
Iinless
Americen
France
America
Ireland
James Napper Tandy
Toulon
Ney
le Cerbere
Egypt
Gpizes
Malta
Buonaparte
Naples
Cagliari
Rechafeur
Musta
Sicily
Syracuse
Regnault
Alexandria
Note from Rastadt August to Congress on Forts and Kehl
A translated note from French plenipotentiaries at Rastadt dated Fruidor indicates acceptance of the demolition of Ehrenbreitstein fortifications but demands the cession of Kehl and Caffel with appurtenances for frontier safety. The Deputation of the Empire presses for a categorical, prompt reply to guide future conduct.
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Rastadt
Ehrenbreitsteins
Kehl
Caffel
French
Empire
French Republic
French exploits and European preparations near Suez and Cadiz
The article reports on British restrictions at Cadiz, confiscation of sheep for the English fleet, and a Brest expedition with eight frigates and a 130 gun ship preparing to land troops. It notes British output against France, Desfourneuux leaving for Guadaloupe, rumors of renewed war with Russia, and Naples arming to defend Rome frontier towns.
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Cairo
Suez
East Indies
Buonaparte
Vienna
Cadiz
Craver
Brest
Breft
Srengths
Hocux
Ireland
Te. Post
Desfourneuux
Guadaloupe
Rochefort
Bremen dispatch on Ottoman peace offers and Greek unrest
Bremen reports confirm the Porte has offered peace to Pasha Oglou and proposed him as Pacha of Servia, which he declined to remain a private Janissary. The Grand Seignior’s army moves from Widdin toward Greece amid a dangerous revolution. Twelve Russian ships reportedly crossed the Dardanelles to join Admiral Newsown’s fleet.
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Egypt
Porte
Damictta
Rofite
Alexandria
Buonapagis
Grano Sréciox
Balkans
Bes
Cea
The
Reis
Effendi
France
Peterburgh
Ta- Mara
Constantine Yesivanty
Bremen
Pafwan Oglou
Pacha of
Servia
Janissary
Widdin
Greece
Rufsian
Dardanelles
Newsown
Hamlet season opens at Covent Garden amid praise for Ophelia debut
The Theatre Royal Covent Garden opened with the Tragedy of Hamlet. Mrs Johnstons, newly debuting as Ophelia at the Haymarket, followed with applause last night, showing taste and feeling, particularly in the pathetic scenes. Over 300 French prisoners, including women, landed at Liverpool from the Mauritius aboard the Hazard, with Heroic Joan of Arc commanding from a gun crew, accompanied by her child and guarded by British soldiers.
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Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Hamlet
Johnstons
Ophelia
Haymarket Theatre
Hazard Sroop
Mauritius
Liverpool
Joan of Ark
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Huey Seymour
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Salispury
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Admiralty
St. Marcou
Amall
Seine
Rouen
Gosport
Plymouth
Cape Barfleur
Taunton Castle
Carnatic
Henry Addington
Dublin
Buarg
Rodhxy
Tescinc
Lown
Thomas Street
Castle
Spex
Italy
Newson
Aletandia
Arsinat
Buonaranre
Nelson
Buonatatre
Néxson
Buonarare
Tim
Buo- Naraine
Eu‘phrates
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Rome, &c
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