Foreign Intelligence from the Hamburg Mail
The Lubec city negotiation over 109000 marks approaches a French occupation slant with deductions for interest and security promises. The French demand 200000 marks in cash. the Senate resists awaiting Prussian support. Reports note troop movements and Austrian fortification plans near Padua and Adige. The Neapolitan neutrality pledge to France is reiterated.
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Waupupens Avan
Lubec
Hanover
Prussia
Harpensere
Berxanorre
Vienna
Syria
Carinthia
Pardenone
Aulic Council of War
Count de la Tour
Count Ramousky
Conenrzet
Mian
the Adige
Padua
Adige
Mantua
Naples
France
Mediterranean
Neapolitan
Theatre program at Drury Lane lists three plays tonight
Theatre Royal Drury Lane presents This Evening She Stoops to Conquer with cast including Dowton Barry Bannister Sparks and Duncan. Afterward a Dance of The United Britons followed by High Life Below Stairs. Tomorrow The Honey Moon with Richard Coeur de Lion on bill.
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Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Hardcastle
Mr. Dowton
Young Marlowe
Mr. Barrymore
Tony Lumpkin
Mr. Bannister
Mrs. Hardcastle
Mrs. Sparks
Miss Hardcastle
Miss Duncan
Richard Coeur de Lion
European Powers Argue Over Baltic Demands and War Risk
A Hamburgh Mail report from London notes Lubec magistrates refuse a reduced 100000 mark payment to France, resisting exaction with royal support. Russia declines further offers, preferring peace, while indications point to imminent broader conflict among continental powers.
Unclear Military Dispatches Mention Yealy and Brest Fleet
The excerpt notes alleged French troop arrangements in Yealy and a plan to cut provisions to the English fleet in the Mediterranean. It also mentions private letters claiming a St Lucie and Dominica capture and Brest fleet sailing on the 27th, all of which are stated as untrue. Destination of the enemy fleet remains speculation without reliable information.
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Yealy
Mediterranean
St. Lucie
Dominica
Hague
Brest
West
East Indies
West Indies intelligence conflicting over Demerara dispatchs
The paper reports no new intelligence beyond the Demerara voyage. Cork notices a 6 March dispatch about transports and regiments bound for the West Indies, but Dublin Castle denies it. Details from Liverpool mention a brave defence and losses, with plans to move on St Lucia. The Cork fleet and other ships are off Barbados. expedition preparations shift to St Helen's and Portsmouth.
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West Indies
Demerara
Barbadoes
Cork
Dublin Castle
Saih
Liverpool
Dominica
Becca Killeds
Anperson
Martiniquey
St. ‘Lucie
Fie Censaur
Ceres
Political reshuffle and naval court actions reported abroad
The piece notes a cabinet shift with Mr. Yorke replacing Lord Hawesbury as Home Secretary and the latter becoming First Lord of the Admiralty. It cites French policing of Dutch ports, a death of Lucrenx Boxaranre, and Garrow’s election to Parliament. It mentions a court martial verdict against Commander Spirickier, errors in public lists on the Mervite report, and other parliamentary and police notices including a Master Shipwright appointment and local misdeeds in London.
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C. Yorke
Home Department
Lord Hawsesbury
Lord Melville
Admiralty
France
Lucrenx Boxaranre
Joan Stuart, Bart
James Farquuar
Esq
Lord Mervitte
Bropiz
Lestir
East India House
Josefu Sraron
Royal Dock Yard
Portsmouth
Prince of Wales’s Island
Duke of Cusisrarann
Hiyde Park
Barles Banneny
Dabwieh
Uae
Windsor Installation Preparations Advance with Lavish Decor
The article details heightened activity for the upcoming Installation at Windsor Castle. Waggons carry flowers, shrubs, and confections. furniture is prepared for guest rooms. homes near Windsor fill with occupants and beds at high rates. Royal attendees including the Prince of Wales, Duke and Duchess of York, and Princesses will use Queen’s Lodge and nearby houses. Passes ensure only authorized entry as preparations promise unprecedented magnificence.
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Windsor Castle
Pitgande
Windsor
Prince of Wares
Duchess of
Yor
Queen's Lodge
Princess of ‘Wares
Ceancatte
By. Hegeanen
Duke of Devonsaine
Quan
Parncesses
Royal pageantry and theater misadventures fill Windsor scene
Morning at Ascot Heath sees Hig Majesty and generals on a stag hunt diversion while Windsor Great Park hosts royal airings for Princesses Sophia and Amelia. Brighton bells toll to greet the Prince of Wales as parties gather, with Bath arrivals and theatrical misfortunes at the Royal Theatre sparking criticism of Cooke and praise for Philanthropic Society’s new organist.
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Fitzroy
Gwynne
Ascot Heath
Sophia
Amelia
Count Munster
Everton
Windsor Great Park
Othes
Frogmore
Windsor Ceatle
Bonaparte
Wey
Younc Rosgius
Brighton
Prince of WaAses
Mecaquane
Anc Nert
Sevnovas
Chancery
S. Kamae
C. Laroucne
Haninctom
Bacon
H. Mannix
Baynes
Bath
Kembre
Cooke
Baynitow
Philanthropic Society
G. Hel Wirises
Weech
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