Restoration of Government in Paris Shunts to Public Alarm
Foreign Affairs report from Paris notes the restoration of a patriotic administration chosen by the King amid tensions. A note from the King signals constitutional solidarity with the National Assembly. A siege-boat incident at the river with gunpowder escalates unrest as marble and officials face threats and crowds gather at the Hotel de Ville seeking explanations.
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Privy Council Swears Graham and Appoints Trade President
At Weymouth Aug. 6 22 the King’s Privy Council swore James Graham Marquis of Graham to the Privy Council and named him President of the Committee for Trade and Foreign Plantations in the absence of Lord Hawkesbury. The Lord Chancellor announced bills and prorogued Parliament to Oct 29. The speech praised supply for public services and noted limited European hostilities.
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Westminster Electors Petition and Political Rolls
Lord Townshend presented a Westminster petition to the House of Commons arguing the committee’s election ruling violated ancient Westminster rights. New writs ordered for Ripon Glamorganshire Ryegate and East Looe to fill vacated seats. Harvest outlook described as generally good amid export ban. Reports from Vienna say French revolution reshaping policy with hopes for peace. Swedish general Meyerfeld secures Hogstedt pass with casualties, while Stedingk’s corps retreats. French Guards rumors stir, Marquis de Lafayette clarifies fate of volunteers.
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Paris Assembly Resolves on Free State and Subordinate Forces
In Paris, amid bread fears, the Assembly asserts property and equal duties, endorses a unified empire, and vows support for provincial representatives. A bread-guard incident ends with the mayor of St Dennis being hanged after escape to a church. Reports from Holland note wheat prices falling amid ceasing orders, while bread scarcity drives daily Paris consumption high. Local items include medical salt for sheep rot, a fraud case on the post, and Manchester protests against expanded Excise laws.
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