Coblentz resolves banishment for resistors in new government
At Coblentz on September 24 a proclamation declares deportation for those refusing to join the new government shaft and for other adversaries of the Tree of Liberty. Magistrates are held responsible for actions against the cabbility and the movement. Freedom from garrisoning soldiers will be granted to areas joining the Central Rhine Republic.
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Cil-Rhenane Republic
England
Lord Malmesbury
Whenziz
Proclamation forms Cil-Rhine Republic extends left bank
From Dusseldorf dated September 25 the proclamation states the Cil-Rhine Republic will extend along the left bank of the Rhine to Herdiggen with all feudal services abolished and Jews granted equal rights with Christians. The left bank is to be divided into five departments.
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Rhine
Herdiggen
French troop strength and pro-Directory push noted at Neuwied
From Francefort on September 26 reports say the French armies are much larger than the Austrians with a camp of about 12,000 men near Neawied. The Cif Rhenane Federation plans a five member Directory and extends to Deuxponts where proclamations already appear.
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Neawied
Cif-Rhenane Federation
Deuxponts
French troops advance toward Austrian frontiers
In Adina dated September 13, a report notes the Congress meeting adjourned the day before yesterday, and French forces are moving toward the frontiers of the Austrian provinces as tensions rise across the border.
Funeral of General Hoche at Ehrenbreitstein Sep 24
Fralley reports the General Hoche funeral procession passed the Rhine with French and Austrian troops in double line. The hearse drawn by four black-draped horses led by cavalry and infantry detachments, six cannon and ammunition wagons, with officers Spiegel Lefebvre Lechtern and others, the day and night marked by mutual military honors.
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Rhine
Spiegel
Lefebvre
Baron Lechtern
Ehrenbreitstein
PORT NEWS FROM BALTIC VOYAGES AND LATE ARRIVALS
Passages report two merchant ships from the Baltic bound for Plymouth though delays persist from contrary winds. His Majesty ships Princess Royal Hector and a convoy head to Lisbon and Gibraltar as winds shift. Quarantine releases include Victory St George and Britannia. Arrivals include Thames Bell Hope Goodfell Supply Willes from Riga with hemp and mats from Longfound Petersburgh Baltic Merchant from Riga and Bayly Heslop from Daetzic. Also Ramprell Proffian Jaden with gin from Amsterdam indicate captures by Ores tes and Betsey s Increase from Memel with timber for Plymouth.
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Baltic
Plymouth
St. Helen's
Lisbon
Gibraltar
His
Princess Royal
Hector
Bembridge Ledge
St Helen’s
St. George
Britannia
Thames
Bell
Hope
Goodfell
Supply
Willes
Riga
William and Aan
Bridekirk
Active
Darby
Mats
Justitia
Quest
Longfound
Reliance
Hedley
Petersburgh
Todd
Bayly
Heslop
Daetzic
Royal Navy Cruising Fleet Moves to Westward and Eastward
Plymouth reports His Majesty's ships Anson and Iton sail westward on a cruise while Pal Yas and Success head eastward and repair work continues on Success in the Hamoaze. Nimble arrives from the Downs with a convoy including Carole Robson Boreas Hunter and John and Eliza from Riga. La Pomone undocked with 44 guns under Captain Reynolds.
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Anson
Durham
Iton
Gore
Pal- Yas
Curzon
Success
Wilkinsog
Hamoaze
Lieut
Lloyd
Downs
Carole
Robson
Boreas
Hunter
John
Eliza
Denham
Riga
la Pomone
Reynolds
Baltic shipwreck sighted off Suffolk coast near Harwich
A Baltic foreign ship is believed lost along the Suffolk coast after wreck debris was seen recently. Captain Rice of the Hunter revenue cruiser recovered items and landed them at Harwich, signaling the disaster.
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Baltic
Suffolk
Tme
Rice
Hunter Revenue Cruizer
Paris Papers Hint At Near War With Britain
The Postscript notes Paris papers to the 7th indisposed to resume hostilities with the Emperor, yet intelligence from Germany Italy Vienna and Paris points to an imminent rupture. It cites Angereau’s address and French demands at Lisle, with ministerial notes delaying peace. Reports of Lisbon mails, paper taxes, suspected Royalist links, and French naval mobilization fill the outlook of looming conflict.
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Paris
Germany
Italy
Vienna
Angereau
Lisle
Lord Malmesbury
France
Mr. Vick
London
Monsieur de la Clue
Europe War News and Diplomatic Moves Reported
Reports from France and across Europe detail ongoing negotiations with Buonaparte in retreat, Italian and German theaters preparing for conflict, and dispatches from Vienna, Lisle, and Uberlingen. Military commissions in Liege discipline emigrants, while the Admiralty reallocates ships and forces prepare for winter quarters across Sussex and London.
Fleet sails to Spithead after docking in the Roads
Admiral Duncan's fleet weighed anchor after a short stay in the Roads and sailed for Spithead. His flagship with three or four live or battle ships is expelled to remain on the Norfolk coast a few weeks longer. Some frigates were left to watch the Dutch, who with all their yards struck lie safe and quiet in the harbour of Texel.
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Admiral Duncan
Spithead
Norfolk
Ithe Texel
Marriage Notice for James Rule and Ann Pringle
A short marriage notice states Yesterday Mr James Rule of Gracegritt wed Miss Ann Pringle of Badford street Cavent Gi l LRES in a local ceremony. The report gives limited details on the families and venue.
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James Rule
Gracegritt
Ann'Pringle
Ding Pringte
Badford-street
Cavent-Gil
Purcel of Stocks and Bank Annuities Report
Fragmented OCR note referencing stock sales and bank annuity prices with percentages. unclear names or dates. reads like a market brief noting percentages such as 93 and 49 and mentions a reduction and quotation marks around a price.
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Telos
Ieiny
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le Reyou
Havre
Buonaparte
Deveaux
Aubert Dubayet
Constantinople
Aix
Fruétidor
Hotel de Ville
Liege
Bafle
M. Crawfurd
Uberlingen
Conde
Rufsia
Uber
Limberg
Volhinia
Podolia
Corps of Conde
St. James’s
Valliant
Esle
Princess of Wales
Greenwich Hospital
Harris
Durneford
Salisbury
Earl and Countess of Chatham
Chevely Park
Newmarket
Benjamin Hammett
Town
Wales
Benjamin
Benjamin Hammet
Keck
Leicester
Phillips
Coxe
Wilton
Louis XVIII
Blankenbourg
Battle
Sussex
War Office
Royal Regiment of Horse-Guards
Grace of Richmond
Weymouth
Peterborough
Stamford
Huntingdon
Staffordshire
Winchester
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Hounslow
Admiralty
Nore
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Robert Taylor
Uxbridge
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Popham
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