Renewed Lisle peace talks amid mixed Paris journals
The Paris Journals report renewed negotiations at Lisle after a twelve day conference with lingering hopes that a peace settlement may emerge once Councils and the Directory reestablish understanding. Buonaparte reports further Adriatic conquests and Hoche’s resignation is disputed by most journals. The rest of the items cover royal birthdays, Dover arrivals, Margate society, and naval actions around Brest and Cadiz.
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Paris
Lisle
Qth
L’evlair
Republicain Francais
Montebello
M. Talleyrand Perigord
Buonaparte
Adriatic
Hoche
French Capture Corfu and Liberty Echoes Across Ionian Isles
After a fifteen day voyage from Venice the fleet under Captain Bourde and General Gentily reaches Corfu. Troops seize the Corfu fortress, find 600 brass cannons, and greet liberators with joy led by the local chief of religion. Bonaparte notes Greek cities vow to reclaim arts and sciences under French protection and mentions revolutionary hopes in Zante Cephalonia St Maure and Corfu. The Maniotes seek French ships and aid, and a letter to their chief is footnoted. The Genoese Republic is renamed Liguria in the archbishop’s liturgy.
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Venicé
Bourde
Gentily
Corfou
Corfuu
Papa
Odwyssey
Homer
Zant
Cephalonia
St. Maure, &c
Ubérlingen
England
Enix
Ria
Augusthall
Republic of Liguria
French Council denounces Ami des Loix at Auxonne
Paris Aug 7 report says a detachment of Artillery at Auxonne denounced the Ami des Loix in the Council of Five Hundred. Trouilhe charged leaders with misleading the armies. The Auxonne address was ordered printed while calm prevailed in the capital. Perle notes La Fayette seeks Moravia bathing balance.
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Ami Des Loix
Auxonne
Trouilhe
Perle
la Fayette
Olmutz
Moravia
Vienna
Montebello
Piava
Low Countries
Adriatic
Belgium
Lutgard
Louis XVIII
Blankenburgh
Uberlingen
Suabia
French Council Defines National Guard Roles in Sitting
The Council of Five Hundred yesterday passed a resolution shaping National Guard duties and received a message from Strasbourg about law limits on troop passage. Reports claimed General Heche sought discharge for Switzerland. letters from Brussels refute this, stating Gens Hache and staff have resumed command at the Sambre and Meuse army HQ.
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Audtst
Council of Five Hundred
Dretory
Heche
Switzerland
Brussels
King and party sail as new ship on stocks catches fire
Weymouth August 10 The King bathed and walked the Esplanade with General Manners and Colonel Garth. After breakfast, Their Majesties and the Princesses boarded the St Fiorenzo and received salutes before setting sail with the Diana and a gun-boat. A fire in a nearby ship under construction caused by pitch overflow was contained with minor damage aided by soldiers. Theatre attendance enjoyed by the royal party and nobility.
Ship News Report Two Vessels Taken By Privateer
The Hawke of Stanworth bound from St Abe's to Quebec is captured by a privateer. The Mary and Jane under Saul sailing from Liverpool to Barbadoes is captured and brought into France.
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Hawke
Stanworth
St. Abe’s
Quebec
Mary
Jane
Saul
Liverpool
Barbadoes
France
Anson frigate retakes Fair American after French capture
Plymouth August 9 Arrived the Anson frigate of 44 guns Capt P C Durham from a cruize with the American ship Fair American Capt Henry Tredwell from London to Philadelphia She was captured on the 1st instant by the Paon French privateer and retaken on the 6th by the Anson The French took six passengers and all her crew The Fair American had been boarded by L Amitie French cutter privateer before capture and plundered Then Sir Edward Pellew's squadron chased near Brett by a French squadron seeking to recapture the Fair American The report notes the loss of the Artois frigate near Ile de Re off Rochelle but all officers and crew were saved by the British squadron
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Prince of Wales
Gloucester Lodge
Weymouth
Duchess of Brunswick
Princess of Wales
Lord Gwider
Lady Willoughby
Charlton
Lord Mornington
India
Mr. Wesley
Lifl
Lord Malmesoury
Duke of York
Brownrigg
Charles Grey
Robert Lawrie
Bruce
Hulle
Dover
Deal
Broadstairs
Duke of Clarence
Jordan
Portmanquare
Marquis Cornwal
Cufford Hall
Flintshhire
West York
Sheernes
Plymouth
Edward Pellew
Brest
Isle de Rhe
Rochelle
Anson
P. C. Durham
Henry Tredwell
London
Philadelphia
Paon
L’amitie
Sir Edward Pellew
Anton
Brett
Sir Edward
Artois
Edmund Nagle
Ile de Rhee
Arrival of Royal Ships at Portsmouth Harbor
Portsmouth dated August 10 reports Formidable and Prince from the North Seas arriving with the fleet. Charon, a 44 gun ship, was sent back under convoy and remains at St. Helen's.
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His
Formidable
Prince
North Seas
Charon
St. Helen’s
Dutch fleet off Texel reported with 32 ships of line
Harwich Aug 10. News from a neutral vessel from Holland states the Dutch fleet remains at Texel with 32 ships of the line including 16 forts from 59 to 74 guns and over 70 transports carrying eight thousand troops. Admiral Duncan holds position off Texel preventing a sea exit while the fleet is poorly manned and victualed. Captain Flynn, captured while sailing from Yarmouth to Cruxhaven, landed here today aboard the Jordy with Spanders man from Maafland Sloys.
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Holland
Texel
Duncan
Flyn
Dolphin Post-Office Packet
Yarmouth
Cruxhaven
Jordy
Dolante
Revetlel
Spanders
Maafland Sloys
Duels and accidents report chaos in Irish and English locales
A Cork field duel ends with Lieutenant Crawford wounded in the thigh after a dispute with Lieutenant Darling. In Jersey, Lieutenant F Lucky of the Royal Birth Fencibles dies from gunfire in a duel with Captain Smith. A wagon driver near Marlboro' is crushed after a drunken fall. At Westernter bridge, Mr Forrester is robbed by assailants who seize his watch and bank notes.
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Duer
Crawford
Elgin Regiment of Fencibles
Darling
Rothsay and Caithness
Black Rock
Cork
F. Lucky
Royal Birth
Fencibles
Island of
Jersey
Smith
Malboro
Rotherham
Forrester
Dallow-chandler
Lower Lambeth Marth
Westernter Bridge
Murder and trials at Derby and Worcester affizes
An account from Philadelphia outlines a murder aboard a shallop on Maurice River by a man named John McCarrel alias Robert Brown after luring crew to sea. The killer fled, was captured, and jailed in Cumberland. Meanwhile Derby and Worcester affizes report several trials with sentences for riot, theft, and other crimes. Notable: one man executed at Worcester, several others transported or whipped.
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Conzow
John
Roley
Shallop
Coaron
Ray
Hig
Fhallop
Fca
Irons
Cumberland
Richard Baker
Orsetthall
Essex
Derby
Thelwall
Worcester
William Price
Joseph Tucker
Samuel Smitbridge
Pulling
James Flemming
Susannah Williams
Eliz. Yoxall
Betty Taylor
John Harris
W. Hamson
George Hartland
Dudley
Edward Scott
Bowen
James Warwood
Edward Farmer
Ephraim Knowles
Newry
Oxford
John Marshall
Thomas Andrews
Enoch Abbott
William Ure
Thomas Jones
Peter Weston
John Cherry
Richard Clements
correc@ion
William Martin
Sarah Martin
Samuel Clarke
Abbot
Jones
Marshal
Andrews
Ure
Irish Lottery Fifteenth Day Draw No 28692 Prize Listed
The Irish Lottery on its fifteenth day announces prize details for draw No 28692 with a listed prize amount of a sum in local currency. No further results or winners are provided in the readable text.
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Saool
Markets Update: Wheat Beans and Grains Rise Friday
Markets report prices higher with Friday gains. Wheat advanced at least one shilling per quarter since Monday. Beans rose about two shillings per quarter. Oats and barley also dearer. Other articles unchanged from Monday.
Prices of Stocks This Day at Pruele Plack
Fragmented OCR text lists annuities and controls with various percentages and fractions. It mentions 4 percent, 3 percent, and 52 rehalf 3 per cent in a ruined line of stock prices or financial data.
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Pruele Plack
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