British and French Moves From Ostend to Toulon 1793 Update
London dispatch reports Ostend rearmament of British troops chest and stores after private warnings, French forces occupying Furnes with minimal violence, and unverified Brest surrender rumors. It notes new Ostend consulship, Madrid exile of M de Catowne, envoy moves from Constantinople, and Ottoman economy view on ambassadors. Also discusses Toulon defense, naval trade routes, and military reform proposals amid ongoing European tensions.
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Aiistis
Ostend
Furnes
Torbay
Brest
Earl Howe
John Peter
Ac Ostead
Harwood
M. de Catowne
Madrid
Prince Augustus Frepertex
Leghorn
Gibraltar
England
Ottoman Porte
Constantinople
Joseph Ada Errenos
London
Kara Ocxuvu
James Porter
James
Porte
Europe
Carteaux
Toulon
India
Lisbon
Oporto
Mediterranean
Newfoundland
Russia
Poland
Felin-Buil
Dunkirk
Minitia
Jex-roosts
Duke of Ricamont
Recapture of Menin and Toulon dispatches 1793
In a series of dated notices from September 1793 British and Austrian forces recaptured Menin after French assault near Biffleghem, with Beaulieu leading the counterattack and Ehrbach arriving to push the pursuit. Lord Hood reports a Toulon action where Captain Douglas, Town-Major of Foules, and Spanish officers distinguished themselves in a night assault near Olouiles, capturing cannons and colors with heavy casualties to the French.
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Wevelghem
Biffeghem
Landerberg
Marksham
Beaulieu
Menin
Ehrbach
Rouflaer
Lys
Courtray
Hussars
Roncq
Metlenger
Admiralty
Lord Hood
Mediterranean
Mr. Stephens
Toulon
Carteaux
Lon
Elphinstone
Malgue
Douglas
Goodall
Gravina
Rousillon
SPANIARDS KILLED AND WOUNDED IN CONTINUING TENSIONS
A terse wartime update lists three Spaniards killed and three wounded amid ongoing hostilities. The report also transcribes financial notices on sugar prices, bankruptcy enlargements and supersessions, plus a long roll of bankrupts, dividends, and future certificates with numerous named individuals and locations.
Royal visit and foreign protests at Windsor and Vienna
Yesterday the Prince of Wales and other royals dined at Windsor on the coronation anniversary. Sir James Mvarar delivered letters from the Duke of York. the Prince of Ways arrived from Brighton. At Windsor later, Augustus Frederick and Captain Stopford joined by the Duke of Cragnee paid respects. Vienna reports protest by Mowsieur as French Regent over Malencéennes taken by the Emperor’s name. Immense seized embassy articles, including two state carriages, royal jewelry, a Regent diamond, and vast gold. The Treaty notes Dunkirk's status and the need to end fortifications as in Utrecht. The French marshal’s stance and parliamentary rebuke are cited, with a couplet honoring the Duke and Duchess.
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Royal
Prince of Waves
Roya
Windsor
Prince of Wales
AnpotPuus
Augustus
Duke of Gloucester
Duchess of York
Sophia
Prince William ‘of Gloucester
James Mvarar
Duke of York
Prince of Ways
Brighton
Prince Augustus Frederick
Captain Stop- Ford
Duke of Crargnee
Vienna
Duke de Potrewnac
Mownsieur
France
Malencéennes
Dukirk
Dunkirk
Utrecht
Berty
House of Parliament
Durcu
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