Negotiations Over Brune Armistice Counted By Knox Hope
Dispatches from Schagen Brug report General Brune delaying fleet terms while Knox Hope seeks Royal orders to end hostilities. Brune reduces prisoner demand to 8000 men as talks stall on fleet delivery and Dutch directives. Knox confirms Brune has halted operations and awaits further instructions. multiple notes detail near-term negotiations and civilian unrest near Herenhuysen.
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Alkmaar
Brune
J. Knox
Col. Hope
Schagen Brug
England
Alex Hope
Knox
Menaar
Herenhuysen
C. P.S
Amsterdam
Mitchell
Monarchs attend service as Don Francisco arrested in London
Yesterday morning their Majesties and the Princesses visited St George Chapel Windsor where a sermon was preached. News of Capt Swinburney's arrival and Don Francisco Mazaredo’s nephew’s arrest are reported along with alien office examinations. A British relief is paid to Sidery Smith for his St John D Acre service, while a sailor recovers after the Resistance frigate explosion.
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St.George’s Chapel
Windsor
du Val
Swinburney
Knox
N. Don Is exchanged.—It Is Not Understood That Capt. Swinburne
Gen
France
Don Francisco
Mazaredo
Lisbon
Duke of Portland
St. Paul*s
Alogve
Levant
Sur Sidary Smith
Seamian
England
Carysfort
Resistance
Straits
Sumatra
Deaths: Miss Frede rica Spencer and others
Death notices from Bath and Oxford report Miss Frede rica Spencer eldest daughter of the Hon John Spencer, at his house in Oxford. Also noted is Miss Groutt, eldest daughter of the late Walter Groutt of Logre and the death of William Chamberlayne at his seat Coley near Reading, one of the commissioners for auditing the public accounts.
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Bath
East India ships prepare for sea amid Baltic and English action
The fir division of East India ships are preparing for sea with several at Gravesend and others afloat. The Fury bomb brought Colonel Heath and Colonel Clipstone from the Guards and Major Cuyler reporting Dutch losses near Ameland. Lieutenants Hanson, Maclean, Hogpard among the officers saved. The Etpion is breaking up. the Hoynd cutter brings news Helder is evacuated by the English. The queen Charlotte and Sans Pareillé sail with convoys for Lisbon and the West Indies respectively. Governor Rowcliffe arrives to cheers, with 6000 Russians anticipated for winter, possibly to aid Brittany Chouans. The Wallace and other fencibles depart to free up northern units as French privateers and courier actions continue along the coast.
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East India
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Es Deal
Downs
Heath
Clipstone
Guards
Cuyler
Valk
Martinen
Ameland
Hanson
Maclean
Hogpard
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Helder
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Gunns
Lord Keith
Lisbon
West Indies
Gordon
England
Rowcliffe
Gwiong
Brittany
St. Brieux
Fland
Wallace
Argyle
Limerick
Baniffshire
Wexford
Royal Garrison Battalion
Dlosse
Elizabeth
Yarmouth
Lieut. Searle
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