War News from Vienna and Europe Amid Global Turmoil
Reports from Vienna discuss Abbé Auffenberg defending the empire, Archduke Charles II near Auerbirg, and Nelson’s fleet sailing from Naples. In Italy, clergy are to be moved and estates seized for the army. Buonaparte’s Egypt plan is challenged. Constantinople notes French and Mameluck lines fighting. Berlin cites Buonaparté’s moves. Elsewhere, Turkish forces retreat from Widdin and a severe revolt erupts in South Prussia.
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Auffenberg
Grifon
Charles II
Friedbere
Auerbirg
Genoa
England
Ligurian Republic
London
Adm
Nelson
Naples
Italy
Florence
Blanquet
Buonaparte
Egypt
Syria
Tigris
Euphratesy
Thrower Fix
East Indies
Constantinople
Touon
Berlin
Buonaparté
Pharé
Fichefne
Cairo
Widdin
Sohia
Bulgaria
Wallachia
Atwan Orton
Rumelia
Hamburgh
Prussin
Pomerania
French interior circular invites merchants to expand trade with Spain
France Paris November 19 Minister of the Interior issues circular to Central Administrations urging tench merchants to increase commercial rows with Spain. He notes the Spar ene oretnment is disposed to grant them pro csion. Truguet, former Marine Minister, was ye l-
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Interior
Spain
Truguet
Yel
Turmoil Across Europe Reveals Naval and Political Shifts
Reports from Madrid to Brussels describe ambassadors recalled and Spanish troop movements to Mallorca. British recruiters move toward Gibraltar while French campaigns unfold with Mentz leadership and plans to celebrate the Republic. News from Naples and Rome claims Napoleon at Aleppo, with canal projects and convoy disruptions shaping a volatile continental picture.
Embargoed Fleets and Civil War Reporting From The Adriatic
Venice reports four frigates sent to block Ancona and sever communication with Corfu. Mitata inhabitants to be supplied by Mitfata?as monks. Leghorn notes 681.29 ships pressed from Civita Vecchia to carry French troops and return from Alexandria. Rome's Journal of the Army of Asia cites Buonaparte’s victories near Acre and Syria while English convoy moves toward Alexandria.
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Brussells
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Vandernoot
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Rome
Buonaparte
Aleppo
Damascus
Syria
Trankfort
Pompey
Pyramids
Thebes
Red Sea
Citizém
Jullien
Leghorn
Nile
Alexandria
Toulon
Marseilles
Corsica
Genoa
Cevita-Vecchia
Cevita- Vecchia
Terra-Nova
Sicily
Venice
Einglin
Adriatic
Ancona
Corfu
Mit Fata
Malta
Cevita -Vecchia
Noptrak Transpost
Smyrna
Ryan
Durkith
Foe
Anea Yan
Asia
Pacha
Achmet
Neapolis
Cyprin
Government decree directs taxes on unclaimed funds
The government issues a decree that all unclaimed sums between individuals and organizations, including dividends, private securities, and corporate capital, are mortgaged into designated areas. The decree allows a 3 percent interest and requires repayment of principal when called by court and completion of all original conditions for funds allocated to specific uses.
Dutch Naval Trial Condemns Rear Admiral Bloys de Trieta
In The Hague, a military tribunal found Rear Admiral Bloys de Trieta guilty for the October sea engagement and deprived him of all military posts. He is ordered to pay 10,000 florins in costs. The court also reports reorganization of coastal defense with artillery units commanded by officers.
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al Bloys de Tretia
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