Mail from France and European war fears amid British notices
Reports from Frankfurt and Vienna outline French troop movements toward the Moselle and a large Bohemian border army, with Austrian and Bavarian forces building up to 30,000 men. Naples, Corsica, and Genoa dispatches describe transport convoys, fortifications, and potential foreign troop deployments in a volatile Mediterranean and Central European theater.
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Moselle
France
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Prince of Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Italy
Prince Lobkowitz
Bohemia
Seckendorff
Molck
Waldeck
Caraffa
Paris
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Count Kinski
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N.S
Tuscany
Geno
Corsica
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Antibes
Orbitello
Porto Longano
Ascanio
Spain
Florence
Dunkirk
Arrival of ships Lancaster and passengers at port
Journal note records the arrival of Anne and Betty from Jamaica via Dublin aboard the Lancaster, noting the ship’s port of origin and the halt before continuing to the destination.
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Betty
Jamaica
Dublin
Lancaster
Port
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