Margate Theatres Engage Mrs Jordan For Three Nights
The managers have engaged Mrs Jordan for three nights at great expense with bespoke boxes for her performances. Her first appearance was Tuesday in the Country Girl. Mrs Martyr remains a favorite, Munden is engaged, and The Heir of Law and the Italian Monk are in rehearsal at the highly regarded theatre.
Public Testimonial for Rymer Cardiac Tincture 1796
An East India Company veteran from Bengal credits Rymer Cardiac Tincture with restoring his health after long illness and liver yellowing. The letter, dated July 3 1796 from Steine Brighhton, praises the medicine, notes bottle prices and local outlets in London, and requests publication for public benefit.
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C. Casel
Rymer
Suczeon
Gerrard-street
Soho
Hon. East India Company
Fort St. George
Bengal
Brighton
Buckfeller's
Bithopsgate Street
India
Donald Campbell
Steine
Breghton
Geryard Street
Messrs
Dicey and Beynon
Row Churchyard
Gail Staness
London
Thomas-Evans
Paternafter-row
Moore
Bishopsgate-street
Fred. Smith
Haymarket
Tott
Royal Exchange
James Rymer
Campaigns of Buonaparte in Italy debated in Council
Francoea council hears a work transmitted by its author, praising truth, and moves to place it in the library of the Legislative Body. Dufresne reports on army finances revealing large sums diverted from rations. Jourdan defends military needs, while others demand tighter oversight and a declaration from ministers of religion. Various notices include peace rumors with England and Emperor, troop contributions, and administrative changes across Italian territories.
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Philip Delleville
Buonaparte
Italy
Dufresne
Treasury
Directory
Cholet
Duracy
Jourdan
Johannot
Gilbert Desmolieres
Dubruel
Third Presidency Begins as Directory Holds Firm on Cape Policy
Paris August 28 news reports La Reveillere Lepaix begins his third presidency amid mixed signals after preliminaries of peace with England. The Directory, still divided, refuses to cede the Cape of Good Hope to the English, seeking full restitution to its allies while negotiating with Lord Malmesbury.
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Carnot
Barthelemy
la Reveillere
Lepaix
Barthélemy
England
Lord Malmesbury
Cape of Good Hope
Ion
French squadron sails through Strait between Italy and Sicily
Naples reports a French force of eight ships of the line and four frigates passing the strait between Italy and Sicily in the night of July 5. They may join the Venetian squadron in the Adriatic for a joint expedition. The fleet is thought to have left Toulon on June 19 and aimed for the Straits of Gibraltar to link with the Brest fleet.
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Italy
Sicily
Adriatic
Toulon
Straits of Gibraltar
Brest
Turin Restores Tranquility After Piedmont Rebellion
In Piedmont order returns as the Marquig of Frimo with armed citizens retakes the rebel town of Atti without bloodshed. In Novara the homes of insurgents who fired on troops are surrendered to punishment and armed enemies are marked for death.
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Piedmont
Frimo
Atti
Novara
Honfes
Plusher
Peace talks in obscurity as Austria seeks troops
Vienna reports peace negotiations remain opaque with no certainty on Mantua. French reinforce Italy and fortify Palmanova and Piacenza while sending more artillery to Verona Ferrara. Heavy wagons move provisions. Emperor orders Hungary counties to raise cavalry and infantry by September for an insurrection army. foreign recruits to be exempt.
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Italy
Mantua
Palma Nuova
Peichiera
Verona
Ferrara
Hungary
Austria
Count Cobenzl Arrives to Attend Peace Congress
Count Cobenzl, appointed to negotiate the Empire's peace, has arrived from Petersburgh for the Congress. Reports of a signed Definitive Peace between France and Austria are unfounded. Talks at Adina between General Clarke and Count Meerfeldt move slowly amid new difficulties, with the Directory in Paris asked for help. Marquis di Gallo remains here. Dispatches from the Neapolitan Envoy discuss Italy boundaries, with the court yet to agree on the Cisalpine Republic's limits.
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L’ Europe Politique
France
England
Council of Elders
D’ Eclair
Perlet
Lisle
Repubblicain Francais
Council of Antients
Directory
Petillion Des Armees
Moniteur
Srent
Cl du Cabinet
Journal Des Campagnes Et Des Armees
Germany
Italy
Postillion Des Armees
Buonaparte
C. Bernadotte
la Reveillere Lepaux
Paganal
Palermo
Louvet
Baco
Alicante
Syeyes
Naples
Treilhard
Gaffe
Nanterre
Council of Five Hundred
Overyfsel
Groningaen
Cisalpine Republic
Buotraparte
Bdandolo
Vicenza
Baffano
Count Cobenzl
Petersburgh
Austria
Adina
General Clarke
Count Meerfeldt
Paris
Marquis di Gallo
Cobenz
Lifle
Coberizi
Empire
Peace talks press on with Buonaparte envoy additions
August 12 dispatch notes General Buonaparte invites the Marquis to continue negotiations for peace in Udina, with Baron Degelmann and M Hoppe joining. Expectation grows that definitive peace may be signed soon. Cobenz travels via Petersburgh to Lisle en route to the Congress, while the Director Barthelemy sends a letter for La Fayette and other state prisoners’ release at Olmutz.
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Buonaparte
Adina
Baron Degelmann
Basle
M. von Hoppe
Barthelemy
Louis
la Fayette
Olmutz
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Waitley
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