French War News and Dispatches From April Fronts
Reports from April describe French and allied movements in Italy Switzerland and Egypt. Battles near Brescia Remus Scheljins and Pont Martin praised for bravery. Acre captured and Brest fleet rumors circulate with Kilmaine misgivings. Disturbances include Austrian actions and negotiations at Rastadt with hints of separate peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Brescia
Switzerland
Maffena
Directory
Lecourbe
Brest
Ireland
Kilmaine
Paris
Nafites
Fea
Burieh
Bails
Zorch
Helvetia
Maroffe
Remus
Sodeur
Lacourbe
Massena
Buonaparte
Acre
Pacha
Egypt
Rastadt
Strasburgh
Brest Fleet Seen At Sea Amid Conflicting Reports
Accounts before the Government indicate the Brest Fleet is at sea with reports on its strength and destination varying. The Bridport remains vigilant and heavy efforts are being made to respond promptly to the developing situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Bridport
Naval response to enemy faltering and Ireland invasion threat
The report notes divers ports preparing ships of war for sea. Upon learning the enemy’s failure the admiral steered to Brest then Ireland, sending swift vessels to monitor the foe. It cites naval courage and records the Missionary Society annual meeting at Surry Chapel with sermons by Rev. J. Findlay and Rev. J. Tozer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Veffele
Iréland
the Missionary Society
Surry Chapel
Friends of the Society
J. Findlay
Paisley
J. Tozer
Taunton
Tabernacle
Vienna News From Suwarrow After Mantua Assaults
A London Gazette summary reports Marshal Suwarrow advancing after French forces repaired the Adda lines and moved to Mantua. Kray and a 20 000 strong corps prepare to invest Mantua and Brescia while NauendorfBailler operations drive Schaffhausen actions along the Rhine with notable bravery and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Suwarrow
Viliggio
Adda
Mantua
Peshhiera
Kray
Marshall Suwarrow
Cremona
Klenau
Bolona
Lodi
Caffino
Monta Chiaro
Chiesa
Brescia
Oglio
Archduke Charles
Schafhaufen
Constance
Petershaufen
Rhine
Schaffhaufen
Hatch Paints
Corp of
Trent
Count Nauendorf
Count’ Nauendorf
Count. Bailler
Schafbausen
Rier
Schafhauseg
Liéot
Count Baillet
Lacy
Arman
Piaczeck
Petershausen
Pforzheim
Brucksal
Philipsburg
Grain and Boiler Prices in Historical Market Notice
Grain prices show 315 to 348 with various grades and 50 percent sufficiency. Beans quoted at 43 to 46 shillings, ticks around 41 shillings. Polands at 30 percent, fine at 34 shillings and od453? indicates mixed market figures for hogs and boilers with multiple decimals and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polands
Smithfield
Leadenhall
Greenland
Newcastle
Sunderland
Qos
Leghorn
Venice
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
Manheim
Rhinegraf
Salm
Philipsburgh
Bamberg
Waghausel
Admiralty Office
Debs
Glatton
Evan Nepean
Yarmouth-roads
J.clair
Dickson
Martin
T Bey
Blitney
Norway
Chacey
Charles Tack
ST. Clair
W. of .Blackburne—Gatley
Marcus
Fuvenis
A.B
Mi6
Jos
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