Calumny and Court Movements Stir Europe in July
Reports from Stockholm describe orders to cut communications between Sweden Denmark and Norway. Aberdeen named British minister to Prague Congress and expected to depart soon. Danish Swedish clash favored Sweden as they moved toward Germany with the Crown Prince meeting Russian and Prussian rulers late July. Hamburg defied a French levy, 30 or 40 elites sent to France. French governor Davoust ordered destruction near fortifications. Empress of France left Paris July 22 for Mayence possibly to meet the Emperor, or other relatives. Ministry proposes Thomas Wallace as Governor of Madras.
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Germany
Russia
Prussia
Hamburgh
France
Davoust
Paris
Mayence
Thos. Wallace
Madras
French rule at Hamburg amid war rumors and cautious reports
London dispatches relay mixed intelligence from Hamburg and Heligoland. Marshal Davoust reportedly occupied Hamburg with 7,000 troops, enforcing no outrages despite a six million mark levy, while citizens fear reverses. Reports of German and Swedish forces maneuvering near Berlin circulate, but many details are contested.
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Heligoland
Hamburgh
Journal’ du Departement Des
Heligo-rgy
Tettenborn
Bergehorft
Berlin
von Bulow
Brostel
Sebastiani
Victor
Lukau
von Below
Brestel
Berlin Press Praises Von Hesse Address and Resolve
The piece notes Berlin residents seek a swift end to the campaign by arms or negotiation. It highlights Colonel Von Hesse's address to the Hamburgh Burgher Guard, praising its self sacrificing tone. It condemns tyranny and lauds German resolve against Davoust’s suppression.
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Berlin
Heligoland
von Hesse
Hamburgh Burgher Guard
Davoust
Extract of a Letter from Heligoland May 31
The letter reports the French taking possession of Hamburg after a night departure from Hamburg at nine. It notes a severe engagement at Ociesenwarden where 1500 French and allied forces captured the town due to a captain's error. Danish forces later entered Hamburg with Bruyere and French troops, while no proclamation or violence occurred yet.
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Heligoland
Hamburgh
Ociesenwarden
Muiler
Engish
Teltenborn
Senate
Bruyere
Crown Prince’s Strategy on Hamburg and Allied Forces
The deputation from Hlamburgh seeks aid from the Crown Prince at Stralsund to march with the Allies to defend Hamburg. The Prince cautions unity against Bonaparte’s main army and asserts that divided forces weaken Germany’s liberties. He hints Sweden could shield Hamburg but may be diverted to a broader German campaign.
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Stralsund
Hlamburgh
Hauburgh
Bonaparte
Germany
Hamburgh
Elbe
Wittem
Order by Police Chief Demands Full Submission
The directive, issued by the Director-General of Police D Aubignose, requires complete compliance with the order issued since February 24 of the current year. Delays or partial fulfillment will lead to rigorous prosecution for retaining any prescribed objects.
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Ces
Order to Regulate Strangers in Hamburgh
In execution of the royal mandate the Marshal Prince of Eckmuhl orders all strangers in Hamburgh to present themselves within 24 hours at the general Police direction to legitimize and seek permission to stay. Housekeepers and tavern keepers must not shelter unpermitted travelers. old travel movement laws are revived and breaches will be punished. Director-General of Police, Hamburgh, May 31. Daubignose.
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Prince Eckmuht
Hamburgh
Police
Daubignose
Queen attacked by insane maid at Windsor
The Prince Regent learned of the Queen's illness after a female servant, Mayenport, attacked the Queen in her Windsor bedchamber. The assailant, aged about 30 and connected to the Royal Household, broke doors and shouted for redress before being restrained and placed in a straight waistcoat. The Queen, alarmed, awaited further care from Sir Henry Halford and staff.
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Windsor
Henry Halford
Mayenport
Miss Rice
Rocker
Queen's Palace
Amelia
England
Her
Mrs. Beckendorf
Miss. Dagens
Mrs. B
Dr. Willis
The Fasting Woman Ann Moore Debility Revealed
Report states Ann Moore of Tutbury ended her sustenance fast after a watch by respectable locals. By Friday morning the ninth day of the watch she yielded, appearing extremely weak and emaciated, confirming the pretensions did not sustain bodily needs.
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Ann Moore
Tutbury
Tax on Horses and Carriages Notice at Cow Street
Tan Tsongho announces at the Custom-house Cow Street that he will attend daily this month except Sundays from eight to twelve to enumerate horses to be kept this year and to collect the February tax. The water tax is set at one Rix Dollar per horse under government proclamation. fines apply for late payment per old proclamations.
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Tan Tsongho
Cow Street
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