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Newspaper

Morning Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1793

Page

3

Denmark and Britain Clash Over Rights and Treaties 1793

In a Copenhagen dispatch from August 23 1793 the British Foreign Office notes a dispute with Denmark over rights to navigation and respect for existing treaties. The document claims Britain cannot appeal to universal law and must rely on reciprocal proofs and friendships of imperial authority. Signed A P von Bernstorff.

Denmark Mer Imregial Mayxsry Mt Foreign Office Copenhagen

Austrian Cavalry Attacks French Camp Near Bafka

Camp at Bave reports Pesce Cobourg’s force from Camp advances at dawn to test a French camp near Bafka. Austrians engage, seize nine French cannons, kill two horses, take roughly 150 killed and 180 prisoners as French retreat toward Mountnoughe. French losses noted as four killed and two wounded.

Pesce Cobourg Bafka Prince Cobourg Mounthough Trans Fies Peioxe Cobourg

Emigrants Reported Plot Against Jersey Land

Two emigrants reached Jersey and then this island reporting that orders had been sent from St Maloes to fit out an expedition against Jersey. Lieutenant Governor Dunpas, intent on leaving for England after a command in the West India Expedition, ordered his horses and baggage re-landed after receiving the intelligence.

Jersey Tland St. Maloes Dunpas England

War fears and political barbs in a drifting crisis

The letterman discusses the Treaty of Guarantee and a preemptive stance against French moves in West Lodia Islands, criticizing Mr Buxze and Sir Gizaght Eliot, noting a French seizure of English property and the impact on morale, with reports of wounded British soldiers arriving at Westminster and a downturn in arts commerce due to ongoing war.

Iit West Lodia Islands France Louis XVII Buxxe Carreaux Gizaght Eliot Toulon England Montezsquieu Thames Westminster Bridge Chelsea Hospital

Dutch LeyeDen Gazette Criticized for Malicious Libel Claim

Novice John condemns the Leyden Gazette for misrepresenting British defense against Dutch and Croat bravado. He argues the Dutch praise, French and Austrian invectives, and Croat caricatures degrade English courage while urging reflection on war aims, unity, and constitutional principles amid ongoing conflicts.

Lady Yarico Returns to Haymarket in Favorable Reception

The Lady who made her first appearance last week as Yarico returned to the Haymarket stage last night and was met with strong applause. Barrymore appeared as Henry replacing Paumer, with Mrs. Girls as Louisa and Deveint as the gang. The piece remains largely as staged, with a minor Aguion alteration noted. Barrymore for Parmer is criticized, but the performance is well received and likely to become popular.

Yarico Barrymore Henry Paumer Louisa Royalty Theatre Deveint Gang Parmer

Fragmented Sonnet on War and Fate Confronting Dreamer

A fragmentary poem contemplates war as the muse’s measure and a soured solace for a youth. The speaker wanders between genius, dreams, and fragile hope while fearing a costly fate beyond mortal reach.

Brighton War Council and Theatre Gossip Echoes

A Monday Brighton council of war with Colonel Rolve present outlines the next campaign plan. The Duke of Ricumont sends proposals to Windsor as Parliament eyes a unified public voice. Theatre and medical figures feature, from a Covent Garden rehearsal to discussions of a Physician General’s profits.

Brighton Rolve Duke of Ricumont Windsor House of Commons Mig Buane Covent Garden Ats Guizroy Win- Tringham Is‘lfe Crirton Alfo Grace Ricumonn Trevoc Lars Egy ‘Cuartortz Peits

Smuggling Lugger Engaged After Desperate Combat

This morning in Coffin Bay the Ranger Squadron captured the lugger said to be the Tyvarain alias Far tar after a fierce engagement at three o clock. The cutter mounted carronades and swivels fired upon her, wounding several smugglers and forcing most to flee in boats. Two wounded crewmen remain under medical care, one with a gunshot to the left breast and another with a wrist wound. About 600 casks of spirits were found near the warehouse. The Ranger and Swiftfure return from cruise. the Swiftfure will sail for Portsmouth after delays and bounty payments.

Kates Cawfahd-Bay Verak Ranger Admiralty Luuy Cor-Grave Swiftfure Harebour Porssmouth

Ireland Magistrates For the ensuing Year 1792

Listings of civic officials for the year starting Sept 19 1792 include mayors sheriffs and bailiffs across multiple towns. Notable entries name Coxx William Wilcocks Francis Machamara Gatwasv D B Daly Thomas Brown Charles Morgan Water town Thomas Price John Dennis George Cotton Wexford Lord Viscount Loftus Miller Clifford Arthur Meadows detailing regional municipal leadership roles.

William Wilcocks Charles Evanson William Lane Francis Machamara Shiriffs Wex Ron P Viscount Loftus Miller Clifford Arthur Meadows

Court and Public Notices Cast of 18th Century Distemper

Fragmented rows of parliamentary chatter and legal notices describe disputes over abusive language in opposition circles, promises of Governor appointments, a paralytic stroke to Justice Watson, detachment to guard deserters, and publican grievances. Sir Godfrey Kneller’s anecdote and Lord Oxford’s note reveal a satirical tone on social proprieties and public speech.

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