Death of General Hetie Sparks Political Suspicion
Paris papers report the death of General Hetie at age thirty, with rumors of poisoning and orders for body examination. General Ancereau succeeds Hetie at Chiefs of Armies of the Samére Meuse and Rhine districts, while Berxaporte may declare siege in parts of the South. The Directory faces unease as new appointments and a revival of emigre erasures unfold.
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Hamburgh Mail Reports Limited Detail on Rhenane Republic
The Hamburg paper notes scant information on the Rhenane Republic. It mentions the Tree of Liberty planted at Coblenz on the 14th under French protection, with no disturbance by the magistracy. Most inhabitants reportedly oppose the revolutionary system, and without French troops, Jacobin resistance might be crushed.
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Courtly Returns and Promotions Seen at St James Palace
Yesterday the royal party from Kew visited St James's Palace for a Drawing Room session from 3:15 to 5. Promotions and honors were announced including Knights of the Bath and naval officers. Many peers and officers presented themselves, with foreign ministers and notable guests attending. later, the royal party returned to Windsor Lodge and a levee was scheduled for Wednesday.
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Artois
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Mont. Baran
Arrival and naval movements in Plymouth and Deal ports
Ships arrive and depart with captures and convoys near Falmouth Plymouth and Deal. The Stag frigate recovers a French brig and the Mayflower brig is retaken after privateer capture. Baltic convoys depart from Leith while presents reach Lord Grenville and Pitt. court notices and bread prices provoke council actions. Windsor Royal birthday honors and aldermanic ceremonies noted.
Rebellion aboard fort ship ends with disarmament
A mutiny broke out aboard a Texe fleet vessel as the first and seventh battalions of the severith division prepared to sail for the West Indies. Two companies disarmed after insulting the Colonel, six leaders ordered arrested with two hanged. Other companies’ response to the order remains unknown.
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Peace prospects in Italy and Naples news from Udine
Dispatches from Udine arrive as Buonaparte health improves and talks with Austrian plenipotentiaries intensify. Reports from Milan Venice and Verona note French demands and Italian resistance, with a projected peace within days and Austrian mobilization continuing.
Revolutionists Plant Tree of Liberty at Coblenz
A Vale of Ehren letter states revolutionaries planted the Tree of Liberty in Coblenz on the 14th and proclaimed the Crs-RocNane Republic there, while Cologne dispatches report the new Municipality has halted actions and most residents oppose the new order despite the Liberty tree being planted.
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Enclined Navy Mutiny Reported From Dublin Wharf
Reports from Dublin describe Enclith matters of vessels arriving from the cartel to Dun garvan on Thursday. French sailors, 12,009 strong, mutinied at Roth fort over unpaid wages and marched toward Brest. Observations note widespread privateering zeal in western France, including a privateer built in two months with a 97 foot keel and heavy armament ready for sea.
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Visit of Cork's Excellency Campen and distant dispatches
Wednesday fe'night his Exgellency Earl Campen arrived at Cork from Bantry escorted by yeomen cavalry and TM troops. He reviewed the Loyal Cork Legion and Royal Cork Volunteers, dined at the Mansion House, and the city was illuminated as he attended the theatre. He knighthooded Mayor Vestar Pick before continuing to Dublin via Castle-martyr. Reports from Constantinople, Copenhagen, Naples, and Dominica detail political shifts, war actions, naval movements, and a planned insurrection thwarted. Nelson's squadron heads to Gibraltar for refit while French fleet diversions and stock-market exploits are noted.
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Marriages at St George and Bardwicke Churches
Yesterday two marriages were announced. Richard Benyen of Gidea Hall wed Miss Eliz Sykes daughter of Sir Francis Les. At the Earl of Bardwicke's, Thomas Andrew Strange wed Miss Anttruther, eldest daughter of Sir Robert Anttruther. Also Mr Cox aged 9g married Miss Turner aged 25 at Fonthill. Majority in favour of the gentleman.
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Obituaries Notice From London Area Include Four Deaths
Died. On the grit it, Lifoon, Richard Buller son of Richard Buller Esq of Crosby Square. On his padage from Martinique to England James Beeker late of the Commissariat Department in wat island on Tuesday at his house in Paradise Tow Rotherhithe George Ruffell Er in the 18th year of his age On Monday last Proud-Oak Hout Gloucestershire after a long illness Mrs Windle wife of Mrs John ntley wine merchant.
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George Ruffell
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John Ntley
Continentary Ledger Fragment Reads Like: Loyalty 117 317
A cracked OCR snippet shows numbers and abbreviations: 4 32 Cr. Anh, 50.4 qi Loyalty, 117 317, dir. The undertext hints at a ledger or accounting entry with directional or departmental codes, but readable context is limited and no clear event or names emerge.
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