French advances and Austrian relief near Mannheim
Reports describe French forces marching toward Mannheim after seizing 12 000 florins in requisitions. Szekler Hussars reappear near Heidelberg as Heilbronn sees a second French visit, relieved by Austrian approach after a 34 000 florin contribution. Austrians drum up toward Mannheim to compel siege if needed. French ammo sent back across the Rhine. The Imperial Russian ambassador to Saxony is said recalled from Dresden. Gallitzin appointment to Berlin not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Szekler' Hussars
Heidelberg
Heilbronn
Manhein
Rhine
Francefort, Sierry
Saxony
Dresden
Count Gallitzin
Berlin
Evening Mail Postscript London Stock Prices and War News
The Evening Mail from London notes stock prices at one o clock and reports on military movements in Europe. Suwarow has moved his headquarters to Zurich to improve Swiss army communication. French forces attacked Zurich’s vicinity but were repulsed with heavy losses. they fared better at the Grison region. Charves advances toward the Rhine as German posts and bankruptcies in Hamburg grow, with failures totaling five million Banco Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Suwarrow
Zuriz
Switzerland
Zurvich
Inf
Glarus
Herzs
Grifon
Prince Charves
Rhine
Holland
Hague
Breda
Bois le-Duc
Military notes from Helder and Dutch coast actions
Royal Duke of Yer delays attacking enemy as reinforcements arrive from Flanders and Brabant. Mitch Hetti’s squadron seizes Enthuysen and targets more Zuyder Zee towns. Allied forces under Oxance and General Bentinck form new corps. Militia reforms underway and Army supplies ship to Holland. Dispatches sent to the Duke of York and Admiral Mitch Hetti. Rumors of Emperor Palpatine travel dismiss. Major General Proor replaces Don in the Isle of Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Mitchett
Helder
Duke of Yer
Flanders
Brabant
Zuyder-Zee
Hoorne
Amsterdam
Mitch Hetti
Frotilla
Enthuysen
Prince of Oxance
Allid
Bentinck
Dunpas
Downing-street
Wa. Fawcett
Carcraft
Ware
Pitt
Holland
Maggoners
Macrorato
Blackwall
Prinze Sunagrow
du Rai
Tuomas Grenvilte
Roth
Altona
Embden
Proor
Isle of Wight
Don
Weymouth Flighty Court News Amid Storms and Hunt
Fripaxscape reports Pils Magisty arriving after severe weather. The journey endured hurricane force winds and thunder throughout the night. Darkness and blown carriage lamps hindered navigation to Woodgate's Jaz. The King, after breakfast, rode out on horseback with Princess Sopusa and handlers to join Rev Pickaan's harriers on a hunting party. The King bathed in the morning but rode in the afternoon amid wet and windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Woodgate's
Jaz
Kina
Sopusa
Mr. Pickaan
Harriers
Choice or a Lord Mayor for the City of London
An account of a Saturday Common Hall in Guildhall for the election of a four year Lord Mayor. It covers the nomination of Aldermen, the contested poll between H Comse and Alderman Skinner, and the subsequent events including remarks on the Court of Aldermen and the poll results: Comse 221, Skinner 208, Staines 48. An extract also reports on military dispatches from Hoorn and Haerlem, noting British and Dutch actions, proclamations, and deserter captures.
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Guildhall
H. Compe
Alderman Skinner
Wm. Starves
Kemare
W. Staines
H. Comse
London
Mr. Ald. Sxrnner
W.staines
Mysore operations and imperial dispatches from Bombay
Friday night overland dispatch from Bombay details Governor General and Lord Clive in Mysore. Treasure in bullion depot hints at more gold and specie. Tippoo’s sons largely reconciled. Dusbar officers audit revenue. Tippoo era troops healthy. Constantinople reports siege of Aboukir and Alexandria preparations. Gaano Vizier moves into Syria. Arabs oppose French. Sir Sidney Smith poised for peerage. Isaac Corry sworn as Ireland’s chancellor. Windy western coast wind blows down Exmouth house.
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Indias House
Bombay
Earl of Mornincton
Lord Clive
Madras
Mysore
Sesingapatam
Tippoo Suttam
Tippoo’s Dusbar
King
Constantinople
Aboukir
Kee Oosty Hassan Bey
Alexandria
Stomsey Suite
Gaano
Cilicia
Syria
Constantinopis
Sidney Ssita
Isaac Corry
Exchequer of Ireland
Joan Paixes
Privy Council
Exmouth
EXPEDITION HOLLAND NEWS FROM THE FRONT
Reports from Holland detail ongoing actions around Warmenhuisen and Scheveningen with British detachment setbacks. French forces under Brune move to bolster fronts as 12,500 French soldiers approach Rotterdam and Helvoetsluis. Brune plans fresh actions while English ships appear on the Scheldt and Russian troops land in Amsterdam through mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Serr
Warmenhuisen
Dumonceau
Directory
Brue
Helvoeuluus and
Goree
de Ardenné
Rotterdam
Herlem
Rothinft
Brune
Schevening
Texel
England
Duke of York
Amserdam
North Holland
Amsterdam
Weill
Scheldt
Alamaer
Warmennuysen
David
Grand Fleet Preparations Sail From Torbay In Sept
Shipping news from Torbay and Plymouth reports ships arriving and sailing. The Gury with 68 guns and the Queen Charlotte with 100 guns are bound for Spithead while others like Indefatigable and La Nymphe may cruise Brest. A large list of ships in the line remains in port or heads toward the Atlantic.
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Torbay
Winder Castle
Clyde
Magera
Plymouth
Gury
Spithead
Lord Kesru
Queen Charlotte
Cambrian
la Nymphe
Srag
Yarmouth
Mostard
Diexson
Moszard
Vertigeur
L’orient
Triton
Dreadful gale sinks ships as Liverpool packet wrecked
A South east gale drove the Queen from Liverpool onto the South Bull behind the battery. The collier foundered at anchors with all hands lost, and several passengers including soldiers perished. Only two Oxford Militia serjeants survived after being washed onto the wall. Bodies lay near Black Rock and Dunleary.
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Out
Liverpool
Queen
Oxford Militia
Black Rock
Dunleary
Swearing in Sheriffs and London entertainment noted
On Saturday Mr Fronek and Mr Buacks were sworn in as sheriffs for the year. An after-dinner entertainment at the Londy Tavern hosted 160 gentlemen, and prisoners of Newgate were handed over. The new sheriffs’ liveries impressed, Flowge’s blue and gold the finest. News from the fleet: Perseverance and other ships retaken. fleet sailed from Portsmouth under Penelope’s convoy. A drowning accident near Staines claimed Saungoers and Youna. Stirling fair horses caused fatalities. Shrewsbury Races saw a dramatic start and a near-fatal fall, later recovering to win. Odds were forty to one at the moment of the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronek
Buacks
London
Londdy
Newgate
Sheriff Flowge
Blackwent
Curtis
Lisbon
Bellona
Bourdeaux
Resolution
Guernsey
Portsmouth
Penelope
Saungoers
Youna
Staines
Stirbitch Fair
Shrewsbury
Fugleman
Collins
Local Notices of Deaths and Marriages in Bristol and Blechingley
On Tutitay lairth MARRIED a Tuesday last the 24th inft at Bristol Robert Phibbs late of Siig in the kingdom of Ireland Phibbs DIED On Wednesday the 18th inft at his Brother's Rev D Kenrick's at Blechingley Parsonage in the 66th year John Remick Esquire Bencher of the Middle Temple and former MP for Bredingley Also references to printing and publishing offices in Blackfriars with pricing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutitay Lairth
Bristol
Robert Phibbs
Siig
Kingdom of Ireland
Phibbs
D. Kenrick
Blechingley Parsonage
Servys
John Remick
Middle Temple
Borough of
Bredingley
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Evening Mail
Weymouth
Fripaxscape
John Wiixes
Abercromby
Hoorn
Zuyder Zee
Alkmaer
Haerlem
Harwich
Jerome Frizzatrick
Colcheur
Ship News
Deal
Dubein
Lennon
Office In Black
India
Tor O
Walibr
Ano J Walter
sx-Squaint
Bracereiars
Owsor
Salisbury-square
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