18 Jul 1805
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Newspaper
Morning Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 18, 1805
Page
1
The text argues that only a united Continental response can curb French aggression and restore stability. It credits Russia's initial caution and potential for broader alliance, notes Sweden’s tentative steps, and questions M Novozyorny’s mission and its implications for Paris talks.
The article weighs Prussia's potential concessions to France and the likelihood of recall or instruction changes. It argues Prussia has often supported France against its own interests, notes Austrian suspicions over French frontier actions, and suggests Emperor Francis could join a continental alliance if favorable. It concludes with doubt about any certain outcome and a resolve to resist damaging continental aggression.
TO CORRESPONDENTS. The Article respecting Mrs. Stooogs, alluded to by a Constant Reader, has not come to hand. Many Articles intended for Publication this day, are inevitably postponed.
The Morning Post reports a late evening bill at Theatre Royal Haymarket featuring The Village or The World’s Epitome with principal players Elliston Mer De Cains Palmer Danton Mathews Kiston Minton Wikins Johnston Truman Mathews Mara Harlowe Gibbs Taylor Powell and Prologue by Mr Chapman. The bill also includes The Follies of a Day following The Few and The Dolor.
A July London report notes no intelligence reached the Admiralty as press copies circulated. Rumor claimed Captain Beyresweath’s West Indies voyage met not the Combined French and Spanish squadrons but a convoy of merchant ships from Se. Kiatt’s under escort of the Carysfort.
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