Fragmentary Notice of Surrenders and Dividends in London and Staffordshire
A fragmented OCR tale lists surrender dates and locations for several parties including Grover and Smith in London Guildhall and Fleet Prison, with other surrender dates at the Bell Inn Stone Staffordshire. It mentions attorneys Cutting, Vernon, and Rider and names merchants and traders across London, Plymouth, and Westminster along with dividend notices for various individuals and firms in late Oct to Nov, including Thomas Pittard and Catherine Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ields
Guildhall
London
Attornies
Tile Ant ' Aaneliey
Sae Finsyury
Sanu
Se Seeminghaie
Grover
Fuxrender
Shia
Rass Holborn
Fleet
Ceater and
Chapman
Cutting
Bartlett's
Holborn
James Barker
William Gallimore
Walton
Star-Wine
Bell ‘Inn
Stone
Staffordshire
Vernon
Rider
Fetterlane
William ‘Kérbey
Plymouth
Devonshire
Kepets Agreny
Broad-street
Wit ‘Webb
Albemarle-street
Westmins
Londi
Thomas Ad
Dealy-Kent
Thomas Pittard
Sherborn
Dorsetshire
John Power
Biham
Mercer
Ee Dragon Inn
Walsall
Stafford- Rhi
William Webley
George’street
Oy Soeten
Aree
Cane
Liv James Angus
Bur
Alclex
Mariner
Gui + Lon
Catherine Foster
South Shields
Durham
Eealints
Sheregen
Dragons
Snaith
Orkshire
Wohit West
Westminster
Middlex
Fea
Guildhally
Fo Gadsby
Brunich
Chritt- Chiaraby
Ion Eerie
Lan
Edmund ‘Toventhend
Robert Fitke
Cin
Monmouth Suss
Grocers
Elenasi
White Liery
Bristel
Neves William A Ce Isnt
Robert Fox
Deal
Kent
Levee at St James and Royal Appointments Reported
October 26 dispatches from Guartes Wairworts and royal engagements surface. The Queen hosted a Windsor Lodge dinner for Princess Roya born last Sunday. Nobility met the Prince of Wales at Carlton House. he departs for Ba. Archbishop of Caurersuay returns to Lambeth. Conversations with Mr Pitten noted. Duke of Crargnce held a private Petersham Lodge event. Pavisian and Saroiwian Exe started business at Lord Garnvitte's Whitehall office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.James's
Guartes Wairworts
Petersburgh
Windsor Lodge
Roya
Prince of
Caurersuay
Eambeth
Palace
Scarborough
Pitten
Duke of
Desperate Bourdeaux Sighting and Cord Howe Fleet Rumor
A faded Sept letter from Ridge reports Bourdeaux merchants nobles and youth plotting to resist the Convention with a planned descent on the citadel and forts of Aztic. It notes oathes against the Decree of 800000 levy and that Cord Howe’s squadron aims at Brett under similar Toulon conditions. accuracy uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztic
Bourdeaux
Bourdeaum
Bouxbraux
Dk Worden
Paris
Cord Howe
Brett
Toulon
Rumored Peace Shift in Europe and France Austria Balance
A private letter from Broffehy discusses French finances and the emperor’s weakened army. It argues Austria may seek peace with France to avoid a broader collision, fearing Poland and Russia, with potential shifts toward Holland if France remains at ease with Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broffehy
Isma
Fenteless
Valenciennes
Low Countries
Flanders
France
Austria
Shem
Poland
Russia
French Troops Missive Reports Massive Prisoner Capture
A French force led by General Monza attacked near Schwei and inflicted a heavy rout. About 2,500 French soldiers were captured along with two howitzers and multiple field guns. Prussian losses were small, but several officers were killed, including Lieutenant Hosrei, son of their general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monza
Schwei Et
Bane
Bole
Wolfe
Mesic
Eieuténact Hosrei
Bier
Kara
Paris Disorder and Arrests Amid Revolutionary Strife
Insane man confronted at a Paris confectionery door. authorities used force to remove him. Mauphinr Larive, jailed at St. Pelagie, is linked to M. Bai Ee’s case and a work titled Les Faux Amis des Lots. Bread discovered in several Paris houses. Bartty’s wife writes from prison after her husband’s arrest. SanTerre reportedly alive, sending letters claiming daily reinforcements. Revolutionary Tribunal sentences Louis Leveque to death for aiding an emigrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe Couciongerie
Che
Abe
Mauphinr Larive
St. Pelagie
M. Bai Ee
Paris
Henriet
Santerre
Ried
Revolutionary Tribunal
Louis Leveque
Paris Convention resolves winter clothing for soldiers
A Petition to the Convention in Paris orders warm winter clothes for troops to recover losses of the Republic. Dutch forces exchange 100 prisoners with five officers after a Dutch incursion into Luxemburg. Bestrie and Jansogne suffer fires as the Dutch rampage. Counts Meacy departs Brussels with a new diplomatic title. General Le Quenoy’s siege at Grodno ends after five weeks. The French fortress garrison, 5200 men, held 50 cannon, only three usable. Distress on Saint Helena grows from droughts. The ship Powerful captures a French merchantman. Genoa reports grain shipments face tighter controls after Toulon’s loyalty declaration. Dublin’s mayor offers 2000 to uncover an Abthot’s role in raids on the French harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Helena
George
Iland
Genoa
Toulon
Louis
Controversy Over French Reports and British Victories
The public prints defend the English and Dutch battles against French claims. They dispute figures of 18 006 French defeating 15,000 English at Hopidscoot and expose false accounts of a Potty formed by the Beighity Guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dok
York
Saxy Conoure
Hopidscoot
Duke of Yorks Army Menin Report From Maubeuge
A fragmentary diary update notes continuous troop movements toward Maubeuge and a Dutch Austrian defense. It records 32 Carmagnols captured and sent to Ruiseleon, an aborted attack on Mosbron, and unconfirmed rumors of Maubeuge's fall or Cosroe defeat. Headquarters remain at risk of relocation but stay in place for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menin
Sarr
Maubeuge
Comen
Ryfel
Ruiselaer
Mosbron
Ces Font Des Casquets
Bitche Front Controversies and Allied French Actions
Reports on the near equal losses between Allied and French forces near Bitche. Prussians retreat toward the Rhine and Landau while Gincuet is appointed Holland’s plenipotentiary. Diplomatic moves, court intrigues, and pirate threats across the India and Malacca Straits color a volatile European and colonial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitche
Lofe
Duchy of Deas Ponts
Landau
States General of Holland
Gincuet
Antaudor
Electoral
Rhine
Prusia
Pausius Magestre
Ceaiteat
Paris
Batavia
Straits of
Banca
Calcutta
Avery
Borneo
Indias
Surat
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John Legrand
Manchester
Wen the Younger
Coventry
Holstess
Gloucester-street
Queehon
David Rat Younts
St. John of Wapwings
St. John
Apping
Ta” Correspondent
Spain
Sardinia
Hollands
Maestricht
Mmn
Austeta
Ocean
Frou UK
Ardssels
Azette
Pirmasens
Duke OF York
Mawbeuge
Cox
Cosoure
Hovcuas
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