Scarcity and price rises in Paris churches and people
The Paris Papers report dire shortages as provisions grow scarce and prices triple. Citizens fear they may strip churches of ornaments and sacred vessels to meet French demands, expressing doubt and frustration at liberty.
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Buonaparte
Uncertainty of Peace or War Hurts Havre Trade
Havre de Grace reports six months of commerce stagnation due to war uncertainty. Bankruptcies rise while property owners, not merchants with money, dominate. Neutral merchants halt cargoes. coffee scarce as Parisians bought heavily after Lord Malmesbury left Lisle. Cotton and other staples surge in price. tobacco rice indigo allum pepper and sugar nearly exhausted.
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Lord Malmesbury
Lisle
Rouen
Preparations for expedition amid Italian postings
Trieft reports since Colonel Williams arrived preparations have progressed with great activity. Three large vessels and several gun-boats are ready for an expedition, possibly aimed at Corfu or another French-held island. Venice hosts a banquet for Madame Buonaparte. Grand Canal illuminated. eighty covers served in Pisani garden. Istria and Dalmatia protest not deemed serious, as war with the Turks could aid the Emperor’s Dalmatian gains and a Bosnia advance with Hungarian aid.
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Trieft
Williams
Corfu
Venice
Bosnia
Encampment Advances and Legacy of the Duke of Berwick
The report from Gibraltar notes increasing Spanish activity on the Portuguese frontier as troops march to the Camp of St Roch and Algeziras port sees privateers and gunboats. About 5000 men serve under Duke Fitzjames, while Berwick’s exploits in Spain, including actions against Portugal and the capture of Lerida, are recounted.
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Portugal
St. Roch
Algeziras
Royal Artillery
Parrison
Fitzjames
d’Artais
Halyrood House
Edinburgh
Duke’ of Berwick
James
Duke of York
England
Arabella Churchill
Duke of
Berwick
France
Madrid
Portguese
Martha
Castile
Valencia
Arragon
Almanzay
Arragons
Lerida
English News From a Turbulent Sea and Courts
Report covers Dutch fleet movements from Texel to the North, Admiral Duncan near actions, and fleets under Curtis. Notices on Austrian and Prussian actions, King’s health, Parliament meetings, Portugal’s army, and France’s political shifts. Stock exchange, Robbery tale, and Babylonian ruins noted with multiple named figures and places.
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Admiralty
Vestal
White
Yarmouth
Texel
Duncan
Curtis
Portsmouth
Elbe
Hamburgh
Buonaparte
Mantua
German Empire
Leohen
Mack
Italy
Archduke Joseph
Archduke Charles
the Rhine
Bellenarde
Prussia
Dundas
Pitt
Walmer Castle
Theatrical Notes on Abington and Collected Performances
A commentary on Mrs Abington in Effifania and Mrs Hatt Hight, with praise for Abington's talent revived after years away. The piece notes Copper Captain of Mr Lewis and Michael Perez, plus Mr Waddy's Cacofage, highlighting actors, manners, and audience reception in a late term theatre review.
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Abington
Jonga
Lewis
Michael Perez
Waddy
Ag Andia
Ulysses refitted as storeship at Rothiy hithe
The 74 gun man of war Ulysses arrived up the River to a private dockyard at Rothiy hithe for refitting as a storeship to carry goods to the West Indies with dispatch. A deer was chased by hounds on Tower Hill and killed at Old Bracknell after a long crash. Deer, cattle prices, and court proceedings are noted along with a bridge collapse in Devon injuring several. A Putney wedding and theft cases are reported with deeds of property and violent robbery details.
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Ulysses
Rothiy
North Wales
Exeter
Joba
Sparkes
Salemn
Cullumpton
Devon
Spiller
Kenyon
Tabitha Sanasders
Wood
Josephy Farnley
Union Hall
Weils
Greenland Dock
Fleet-street
St. Dunstan’s Church
Marriages and deaths recorded in local notices
A mangled clipping reports marriages for Frederick Dickinson and Jokix Anbip with Miss Stow, and mentions a Lady Eligabeth Gallander, among others. It also notes the death of Hon. Mrs A King and a list of other titled individuals in various places, including Old Windsor and Craigforth Heute.
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Camberwell
Frederick Dickinson
His Majesty’s Vi
Deptford
Miss Stow
Dulwich
Old Windsor
Ruffell
Park-ftreer
A. King
King
Craigforth Heute
Eligabeth Gallander
Antrim
Gruglin
Ifand
Autizer Angutty Latt
Norman Macleod
Prices of Stocks This Day at Trio o Glek Bank
Prices of stocks and bonds shown include Bank Steck eke five per cent, annuities at seventy five two, Ithax at a percent, Confolsfbut three percent, Confols forty nine. A note indicates a reduced rate and references Bovember and Caisfots in Lopatey town for the fourth of the month.
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Ait Trio o'Glek. Bank
Steck - Eke
Ithax
Lopatey
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