Revolutionary plot and Paris courier shocks French councils
A Paris courier arrived from Bonaparte with secret papers and letters tied to the Councils of Elders. The courier’s arrest exposed letters to members including Sives, Tatot, Poulder, and others, and a note to Madame de Stael and her confidant. Barras’ orders and Hoche's army movements suggest a feared revolution in France and a looming military government.
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Bonaparte
Paris
Council of Elders
s—Sieves
Tatot
Poulder
Efetiafferiaux
Lacombe
St.-Michel
Delenas
Jean’ Debrie
Salicetti
Cafa
Biancha
Tallien
Madame de Stael
Benjamin Conttant
Cisizes Conffaxt
Italy
France
Courieé
Diube
Ciftuniikes
Barras
Hoche
Dirksion
Benjamin Capitant
Sambre and
Meuk
Foreign Intelligence and Moravian Conspiracy Unfold
The article discusses our conduct since the Preliminaries of Peace with Britain and efforts to avoid a separate peace with France while seeking favorable terms for allies. It notes a dangerous Moravian conspiracy centered in Iglau involving Helvetic clergy and followers prepared for rebellion, with all implicated performers arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great-Britain
France
Moravia
Iglau
Parisforiers
Pdison
Pérforis
Francefort Preface to Peace Deliberations and German Boundaries
Aug 26 report from Francefort discusses uncertain German settlement under preliminaries of peace. Notes Imperial Court declarations on integrity and boundaries, changes to Bavarian succession, Austrian influence, and potential French expansion. Mentions Rhine side contribution and Dutch pecuniary terms amid Revolution-era tensions.
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Germany
House of Austria
Electorate of
Bavaria
Deuxponts
raNikion
Rhiné
Hague? Tags 46 and joa fields amid shifting party lines
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hague or a similar name, tags, and committee fields with a near month reference. It appears to note shifting party lines and a possible political context, but the fragment provides no clear events, dates, or entities to confirm a full item.
Revolutionary Era Dispatches and Baltic Fleet Movements
Reports describe a political tract by two Dutch members of the Can and a veering wind delaying land debarkment plans. The Old Dyle tavern meeting exposes a criminal correspondence link via Citizen Brenkelmann and his French wife, while Citizen H L Bromet wins Amsterdam as Representative.
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Gove “Ment
Can
Daendéls
Texél
Ainge
Brenkelmann
Rotterdal
Peace Prospects in Austrian French Talks and Mainland Italy
SWABIA Aug 25 There is every appearance that Austrian troops will take winter quarters here yet a peace between Austria and France is expected. Austria to cede Mantua and Terra Firma on the Adige to Venice foes, while receiving Venetian cities including Treviso Feltre Cadore and more. The new Cisalpine Republic would be acknowledged and guaranteed by Vienna.
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Austria
France
Duchy of Mantua
Terra Firma
Adige
Bergamo
Crema
Palesine
Rovigo
Verona
Adina
Palma Nuova
Treviso
Feltre Bellano
Cadore
Osopo
Dec
Cisalpine Republic
Court of
Vienna
Buonaparte Leaves Milan for Udina in Wary Move
Mil N August 3 Buonaparte departed for Udina via Palma Nuova after visiting the Barro Meda Islands on Gago Maggiore. Reports say war or peace will soon be decided as arms and stores move to Mantua Palma Nuova Treviso and Verona. Rumor says 20000 Piedmontese troops may join the French in case of rupture. Two commissioners of the Bashan of Scutari arrived to plan a political enterprise aiming to revolutionize Greece with liberty spreading to Morea and Candia.
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Buonaparte
Udina
Palma‘Nuova
Barromeda
Gago
Maggiore
Cisalpine
Repubic
Mantua
Palma Nuova
Trevigo
Verona
Bashan of
Adinair
Italian Milan News on Buonaparte and Corfu Plot
From Milan Aug 17 reports say Buonaparte remains in the city and the French plan to govern Corfu as a department. Rome conspiracies widen with arrests of Bouchard brothers Abbe Martelli Sarci Jutti and two wealthy Jews Ascarelli and Ambre. Piedmontese insurgents flee to Genoa threaten Rivello with cannons and declare war on nobility while denying religious and property aims. Five hundred thousand musket cartridges and artillery arrive for the French Italian army as troops move toward Venetian lands.
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Buonaparte
Milan
Adina
Corfu
Rome
Bouchard
Martelli
Sarci
Doctor Jutti
Ascarelli
Ambre
Rivello
Manderat
Avoprado
Turin
Tonion
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unknown Bail Concern
A partial OCR fragment hints at unidentified bail figures or legal matters. The unreadable text lacks clear names, dates, or places, making precise identification impossible from the available readable segments.
Count Wariner Dies At Seventy Three In Prague
Faenna Aug 1 reports the death of Dagobert-Siegmund, Count Wariner, in the 73rd year. The piece notes political tension with preparations and a shifting ministry, the Vienna state chancellery active, and military movements from Poland to Italy. It mentions General Mack mustering Italian forces, French evacuations at Palma Nuova, and Austrian troop concentrations at Leybach.
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Dagobert-Siegmund
Wariner
Hina
Horizah
Chantery
Gebenzel
Vienna
Poland
Traly
Fries
Mack
Italy
Palma-Nuova
Cisalpine Republic
Buopaparte
Naples
Leybach
Peace prospects rise after Neapolitan envoy dispatch arrives
An extraordinary courier from the Neapolitan Envoy at Paris revives hopes for a peace. The French Directory reportedly resolved preliminaries as a basis for negotiation and seeks mutual advantage. Mantua's fate shifts toward the Cisalpine Republic with Emperor compensation. War preparations continue while uncertainty lingers about a forthcoming treaty and Hungarian levy movements.
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Paris
Mantua
Cisalpide Republic
Fing
A Stray Chronicle From Weizlaer Moréau and Buonaparte Letters
Reports from Weizlaer detail Moréau Adjutants and dispatches between Straiburghy Hoche and Paris showing three armies in correspondence. The item also recounts Birmingham coinage rumors and a 3,490 Louis Orsy trunk robbery linked to a detainee in Callettecety Oxford-market, with a suspected wealthy husband in Surrey.
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Moréau
Straiburghy
Hoche
Paris
Buonaparte
Tealy
Howie
Asi-Antwer
Birmingham
Howe
Callettecety
Oxford-market
Poe
Surrey
Grain price report shows rises in wheat and malts
In September 43 the grain market shows tight supply with wheat and malt advancing. Fine wheats, Bailey, and Malts sold at higher prices while rye, hog pease, and oats held or rose due to scarcity. Average wheat price on Monday Sept 18 stood at 563 pounds 11 shillings 35.6pence higher than prior return.
Prices of flour and grain markets on September day
The report lists flour prices in shillings for various grades and weights, with per seconds and thirds figures, alongside inward grain prices into the port of London for wheat from Copenhagen Dantzic Hamburg and Holland. It also shows the average price of sugar for September 13, hops prices, bag pockets, and hay market quotes at St James and Whitechapel with multiple per cwt and per last figures.
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Pollard
London
Copenhagen
Dantzic
Hambro
Helland
Holland
Frice of
Tallow
St James’s Mark
TownTallow
Clare Market
R. Do
Whitechapel Ma
Ruf.do
Dittcrough
Graves
Market Prices and Cattle Sales at Smith Field and London
Market note listing prices for beef veal mutton pork and lamb, per stone and per pound, with head of cattle sold totals about 1,800 cattle 8,600 sheep and 2,000 lambs. Also records Newgate Lead and market prices in London for beef veal mutton pork and lamb, plus tallow raw hides and skins prices, and distant country markets for wheat barley oats beans with regional pricing and quantities.
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Smith Field
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Pienna
Francefort
Hague
Swabia
Faenna
Weizlaer
Nocess
New
S. A
Kent
St James's Hay Market
Aubin Straw
Whitechapel
Satur
England and
Wales
Wiest
Newgate and Leadenhall
Newcastle
Sanderland
Beberg
Hane Tow
odesBarley
Izes
Leadenhall
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