Paris to Georgia Expedition Returns and Italy Moves
A volatile report from Florence in March notes troops under Petersbourc Marcy 63 Gangrat Stidtin returning from a Georgian expedition, battered by terrain and sickness, with twelve officers. Venice hints at a new secret expedition as armistice nears. Barcelona reports regimental movements, arming of 60,000 troops, and sailors dispatched to Majorca as Catalonia tension rises.
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Unclear maritime crew list with mixed names and origins
Fragmentary OCR item lists arrivals and names including Thornton Kidd Maryland Planter and Kitty Tomason Grénades with vessels Hawke Mahony Liftion Sosthympton Flora Whitburn Datemeur Elizabeth Bum from various places. Obscure text blocks hinder clear interpretation. likely a shipping news snippet noting arrivals and origins rather than a full event.
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Admiralty orders press to man merchant ships
A royal press act offers three pounds to able seamen and two pounds to ordinary seamen and two shillings to landmen who enlist by May 31. A full Admiralty Board approved ship detachments for immediate service at Chatham Sheerness Plymouth and Portsmouth with vessels named including Albion Marlborough Barfleur Resolution and more. Public notices urge officers on furlough from Gibraltar or Minorca to join regiments and report.
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Contagion Inquiry Quietly Opens After Salthill Dinner
To the Editor of the General Evening Post, a report details the turnpike meeting at the Cattle Inn in Colnbrooke. Attendees include Mr. Obrien, Capt. Salter, Mr. Newcham, Mr. Itherwood, Edward Mason, Esq., Major Mayne, Mr. Pete senior, Walpole Eyre, Esq., Mr. Burcombe, and others. Dinner featured a plain meal and ample wine. several attendees, including Capt. Needham and Mr. Eyre, fell ill, with some recovering. Questions arise about the cause, yet the account notes a sick pauper examined with dignified care. The letter states Mrs. P. offers kitchen and liquor for inspection, while suggesting the illness may stem from introducing ill individuals to the gathering rather than dinner or drink itself.
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Fragmentary report on Windsor gathering and caution to gentlemen
Fragmentary OCR note describes a Windsor event with drinking at a fan table and remarks on a gentleman absent. It warns how inviting poor objects into rooms for examination can lead to consequences, urging prudent behavior and cautious reports among gentlemen.
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Duke of Casre Affair at a French Hotel Fracas
An anecdote recounts a duel over a hotel bill involving the Duke of Ca- and the Duchess in Life France. The dispute escalates to arms among ladies, a penniless quarrel, and royal mediation. The Duke wins a fifty-pound abatement, provoking satire from the court and laughter at the king’s expense.
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