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Morning Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1805

Page

1

Publication notice for two-volume edition

This day are published, in two vols. foolscap8vo, price 8s. in boards. See By the Rev. Sydney Smith, A M late Fellow of New College Oxford. Printed for Hurst Longman Rees and Orme No 39 Paternoster Row.

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Sydney Smith New College Oxford Hurst, Longman, Rees, and Orme Cay Terbury Wales Harriet Lee Soac Georre Wilkie John Robinson Na Sy G. Robinson J. Budd Crawn Mitre Pallimall Price Gs Andrew Cook Rane Johnstone Lady Cornewall Loues Jansen L. B. Seeley Ave Maria-Jane Sulgate-street Vances J. Hoppner R.A Tissart London John Hatchard Her Majesty Albany Piccadilly John R. B Nickolls Stoney Stanton Leicestershire Middleham Yorkshire Nichols and Son Red Lion Passage Fleet-street Hatchard Blanchard York Hazard Bath Gregory Leicester Harton Garden Great William Nisbet Royal College of Ediniergh S. Bighley Weerned Bangeuptey Ansley Loughborough Eldon William Cooke Pas- 4 Lingham J. Edwards George Forrester Hinds Lord Eflenborough Messrs Erskine, Gibb , Garrow Groge Court of Justice Newpate R. Butters Fetter-lane Namie Bourdits Royal College of Surgeons Medical and Chirurgical Review John Murray Boyer A.ric i Pass Cee Brite Aturtus John M‘arthur Lord Viscount Hood J. Butterworth T. Egerton Whitehall R. Faulder Bond-street W. Miller Albemarle-strest Messrs. Richardsons Cornhill
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Speedily Published Print of London Volunteer Cavalry Exercise

A published print by Daewol stenholme depicts Mr. John Galdham Field Adjutant of the London Volunteer Cavalry performing the Broad Sword Exercise at full speed. The work, priced for subscribers, notes permissions from Lt Col Commandant P. Anderdon and the Officers and Gentlemen of the London Volunteer Cavalry. Subscriptions and proofs handled by Clemitson's Wormwood-street and D Wolstenholme East-street Red Lion-squire.

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Daewolstenholme John Galdham London Volunteer Cavalry P. Anderdon Lomlon
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Disturbances Reported Across Vienna and Paris

Dispatches describe July unrest in Paris with a royal edict ordering workers back to duty and military dispersal of mobs. Vienna reports continual disturbances, new police measures, and a reinforced garrison as authorities pledge strict action and possible executions.

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Paris England Actic St. Cloud Berlin M. Novozir Bahn Haaknennberg M. Laronet Cate Dieppe Plamper Teazer Caen Vienna Mivytsiy Mopesay Capita Wall Summaraw Police
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France's territorial aggrandizement debated in Moniteur

The author argues that European power expansions by France must be weighed against others' gains, warning that universal reciprocal conquest leads to endless conflict. He cites Prussia, Savoy, and England to illustrate dangers of perpetual domination and insists on limited, prudent adjustments for lasting peace.

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M. No- Voositzorr M. Haugarive France Russia Turkey Persia English East India Company Indostan East India Company India Europe Prussia Savoy Parussia Teutonic Order Bonaparte Bonararte Jong England Hon. AR Mysore Britain Switzerland Chow
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French Government Plans Favor War Over Peace

The quotation warns that the enlarged views of the French Government are seen as more likely to sustain eternal war than secure any lasting peace.

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Postponed Correspondents Due to Scarcity of Reem

TO CORRESPONDENTS. Lucius Pro Roscio Cairo and many other faroun are unavoidably postponed for want of reem but shall appear in a day or two.

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Lucius
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Invasion Alarm Triggers Vigilance Across Dutch Ports

The Morning Post reports heightened preparations in Dutch ports amid rumors of a large invasion fleet. Admiral De Winter is said to command eight ships of the line with 20,000 troops aboard, while Helvoetsluys readies 6000 more troops and months of provisions. The paper urges national resolve and readiness against Bonaparte’s plan, noting fleets and transports preparing to sail and a feared co allied invasion effort.

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Holland de Winter Helvoetsluys Maxmont Helder Helvoet Seaastiant Texel
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Paris Journals note Bonaparte’s Paris stay and fleet rumors

From Paris Journals to the 28th ult and Dutch Gazettes to the 2d inst the item notes Bonaparte remains in Paris with a daily move to Boulogne expected. The Moniteur hints the combined fleets will surprise England later and the articles imply Nelson’s impact and fleet pursuit abroad.

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Paris Empeur Bonaparte Boulogne Moniteur Monitenr West Indies Lord Nelson Co'sican Menteur Vienna
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Louis XV Louis XVI J. Murray Fieet-street J. Harding St. James’s-street Eton College Dr. Goodall John Murriy J. Hatchard St. James-street Pete and Williams Eton C. Kaigat PCH House of Commons Jenner G.C. Jenner W. Dwyer Holborn-hill Foreign Intelligence TIM Policy OF the Morning Post
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