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Newspaper
Weekly Register
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 07, 1798
Page
3
Imperial plenipotentiaries press for the re victualling and continued possession of Ehrenbreitstein during peace negotiations with France. Metternich says the fortress must remain with the Empire until pacification, while Bonnier cites French sacrifices and dignity, warning that a final treaty hinges on honoring terms.
The French Government voiced fatigue at ongoing concessions and promised a declaration on the subject once the Deputation of the Empire’s answer is received. In response to a request about the march of Russian troops, officials stated no clear account exists of French ally operations, so no further explanation will be given at this time.
The Archduke, upon taking command of the Austrian army, will appoint the generals to serve under him as part of a broad dismissal of officers aligned with certain principles. The Emperor has dismissed many officers, prompting the Archduke to assemble a trusted leadership team.
Spain reports Cadiz and surrounding ports blocked by the English squadron harming trade. Merchants rely on prizes captured by French privateers and transported to Malaga San Lucar and Algesiras for import into the interior.
The Grand Priory of Russia and Knights of Malta condemn the treaty with Buonaparte, accusing Grand Master Hompefeh of negligence and collusion. The report notes Nelson's plans to blockade Malta, imposes trade penalties, and describes military movements and conscription unrest across Dutch cities and Texel fleet details.
Holland officials publish a decree from the Batavian Legislature banning the import of any British manufactures and merchandise into the Batavian Republic after October 31. The measure covers goods by water or land and direct or indirect routes from Great Britain or other ports, aiming to curb English trade.
News from New London Philadelphia and New York report a fever sweeping cities. In New London the illness has claimed 21 lives including Captain E Bingham and three children. Philadelphia notes Col Moylan’s death and high fatalities. New York logs 25 adult and 8 child deaths in 24 hours with 56 adults and 22 children buried in 43 hours. The nephew of Dr Franklin’s former editor dies, while Peter Porcupine exits the city.
The agricultural briefing notes plentiful crops and favorable weather. Wheat yields are unusually strong due to early season and good conditions. Turnips and potatoes perform well, hops are high due to failures, and livestock prices vary with cheap horses hogs abundant. Meat generally reasonable except veal.
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