Army of the Sambre and Meuse threats in the Republic
Letters from the Army of the Sambre and Meuse report many threatening addresses being prepared to imitate those in Italy and distributed nationwide. Gen Moreau reportedly refused to participate, citing the Constitution. Grenier's division, though ordered to stop, remains ready to march at a signal, signaling ongoing interior intervention plans.
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Sambre and
Meuse
Italy
Republic
Hoche
Moreau
Sambre
Grenier
Meute
Express Office Opened at Haymarket for War End Residents
The Postmaster General orders an Express Office at No 43 Haymarket to better serve residents at the War end. Letters sent by Express will use the same rates as Lombard Street General Post Office, effective after the 31st of this month. Signed Anthony Todd and Francis Freeling joint secretaries.
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Haymarket
Lombard- Street
Anthony Todd
Francis Freeling
New Publications in the Strand Booksellers List
A catalog of newly issued books printed for T. Caperty, Jon. and W. Davies in the Strand. Includes biographies of Lorenzo de Medici, the illustrious House of Moscier, Livy’s Roman History, Mitford Greece, Voyages by Vincent and Falconer, Dallaway on Constantinople, Dalrymple’s Annals, Lysons Environs of London, and more. Contains prices, formats, and board availability.
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T. Caperty
Jon
W. Davies
Strand
Lorenzo DE Menpier
William Roscoe
Mrpser
Sicannta
Giovanni Gaston
Toffany
Arith
Mark’ Nobles
Barming
Kent
Earl of Leicester
Livy
George Baker
Greece
William Mitford
Quarte. Price al
Price
Agesilaus
Lacedamon
Achaia
Roman Empire
Neancaus
Euphrates
Tidus
Indian Ocean
Wiliam. Vincent
D.D
Rochester
W. Wales
Royal Mathematical School
Christ’s Hospital
Ptolemy
Mr. de la Rochette
Gtu
Hasna
Dodwell
d’Anville
Bourgainville
Thomias Falconer
A.M
C-C.g. Oxford
Constantinople
James Dallaway
Great Britain
Henry VIII
James VI
Scotland
England
Henry
James Petit Andrews
F.S.A
Annals of
ScotLawp
Malcolm HI
House of Stewart
Sir David Dalrymple, Bart
Lord Hales
London
Daniel Lyfons
A.M. F.R.S
É&Cs Kc
Gto
Etonensees
Eton College
Kings College
Cambridge
Thomas Harwood
C. Caligula
Robert Walker
Shingham
Norfolk
Sir Josuva Reynetps
Kat
The
Royal Academy
Flanders
Holland
Fir
du Fief‘noy
Edmond Malone
Atu
M.’ Abbe de Treffin
H. North
Society of Gentlemen
Exeter
Richard Hole
Ll.b. Qs
Book catalog notices on religion and science items
A dense list of book titles and auction style descriptions. Items include Rumfven essays on fire and fuel economy and heat in fluids, Gisborne on female duties, Wilberforce views, Campbell sermons, Lamont lectures, and editions of Pocres works. Also included are critiques of science and philosophy with multiple volumes and prices.
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Couht RumFven
Thomas Gisborne
Wiliam Wilberforce
County of
York
An Hume
Flite
Cammpbell
Blair
George Campbell
Marischal College
Aberdeen
David Lamont
Kirkpatrick
Durham
the Prince of Wales
Scotland
Alexander Pore
Joseph Warton
Benjamin Way
Hoare
Pere
J. Aikin
M.D
William Somerviley Esq
Jai
Radcliffe
William Cole
Hale
Francis. Hargrave
James the Fir
House of Commons
John Hatfell
Charles Mitchell
Foycett
Charles Patton
Royal Navy
Republic of Rome
Robert Patton
M. Neckar
Louis XVI
France
Ant
Bertrand de Moleille
Prince Royal
Madame Royale
Elizabeth
St. Dominco
Francis Alexander Stanislaus, Baron de Wimptien
Hector M‘lean, MD
St. Domingo
Mephina Nautica
Richard Earl Howe
Thomas Trotter
Royal Medical Society
Royal Physical Society
John Bell
Royal
John Jones
Paris Papers Refer to Peace Treaty Timing
Monday August 28 report notes Paris papers from August 24 arriving in town. No notice of ratification of peace conditions with France, but Vienna accounts and French public opinion suggest the Definitive Treaty may be imminent.
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Paris
French Republic
Vienna
France
Negotiations at Liffe and fleet movements stir speculation
In cautious terms the talks at Lifle show no clear progress amid Paris press reports. Bridport’s fleet sighted at Plymouth, and Lisbon and Oporto fleets blocked by government orders awaiting a return on treaty clauses with France. Elsewhere, Tortola ships arrive escorted by Scipio, and mutterings follow over Malta, Spain, and East Indies shipping.
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Lifle
Paris
Lord Bridport
Plymouth
Lisbon
Oporto
France
Walpole
Tortola
Downs
Scipio
Bristol
Liverpool
Chevalier de Las Casas
East-Indies
Newcombe
Orpheus
East Indies
Brazils
Port Passage
St. Sebastian’s
Canaries
Bilboa
Portugal
St. Anders
Asia
Bengal
Philadelphia
Capes
Delaware
Sheffield Haven
Leeds
Golden Lion
Barking Creek
Woolwich
Barking Town
Chancery-lane
Gordon
Lord Westmorland
Stamford
Somerset
Bridgwater
William Garflin Gascoyne
Wm. Lewis
Aldersly
Gloucestershire
Bath
French Directory Orders Indemnity Cut for Umbrian Contri bu tions
A Rome dispatch reports a letter from the Directory to the Pope praising him and expressing esteem. It notes the Directory’s concern that French agents, after peace, levied arbitrary contributions in Umbria and Marche. A reduction of 700,025 crowns will be applied to the agreed payment as indemnification.
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Directory
Umbria
Marche
Venetian partition and troop movements described in 18th century notice
Venice reports General Buonaparte’s division plan for Ma lamocco and surrounding towns with deputies to form a municipality. About 1009 Calpine troops arrive to relieve the French garrison. A reflection on Zara’s capture and the burial of the Venetian colors ends with a mourner crying out for St Mark.
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Buonaparte
Malamocco
Lido
Pelestrina
Chiogga
Cavarzare
Crado
Loreo
Murago
Forcelle
Mestre
Cambarre
Zara
Dalmatia
St. Mark
General Clarke's Secretary Leaves City for Italy
FIENNA Aug. 6 reports say the Secretary of the Neapolitan Embassy has departed for Paris with dispatches on Peace. Obstructions to the definitive peace are said to be removed and France claims the delay was due to a mistaken cause. Buonaparte may soon depart for Gortee with grand entertainments planned. a gesture of high value from the Emperor is anticipated.
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Clarke
Italy
Paris
Buonaparte
Gortee
Executions at Oxford and Nottingham for crime
On Monday last John Marshall and Thomas Andrews were hanged at Oxford for horse stealing and William Ufe for housebreaking at the Coffe gateway. They showed contrition as they faced death. In Nottingham Joseph Milner’s execution for cow stealing caused a fall from the scaffold, leading to a second execution amid public distress. Milner was described as a notorious offender. A separate inquiry at St Savier’s Yard concerned an infant found at W Speirl’s premises, with the trial jury verdict stated as wilful murder.
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Oxford
John Marshall
Thomas Andrews
Whiliam Ufe
Nottingham
Joseph Milner
St. Saviour’s
W. Speirl
Daft-Man
Blackfriars-Rosd
Uakoos O
Marriages and a Death Noted in Brief Local Notices
Married in Eatt Malling London merchant John Roadhouse weds Miss Tonuyn. Cheltenham match between Mr John Leedwell Binker and Miss Eleanor Buckie of Swindon. Died near Beth. David Robssts Didier of Brentford died while traveling for health recovery.
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Eatt Malling
John Roadhouse
London
Tonuyn
John Leedwell
Binker
Cheltenham
Eleanor Buckie
Swindon
Beth
David Robssts
Didier
Brentford
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Brussels
General Post-Office
Rome
Venice
Fienna
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