Paris Seethes as Mob Seizes Armament and Surrenders Bastille
TheLondon Gazette reports a news swelled by riots after the dismissal of Mons. Neckar. A crowd seized the Hospital of Invalids, distributed arms, and the Bastille fell after a breach of faith by the guards. The Marquis de Launay and others were executed, the city decapitated heads on pikes. The King reassured citizens at Versailles and Paris with declarations of restoring order as militia leaders rise. The scene included about 140,000 armed Parisians and the King’s return to Hôtel de Ville. The Emperor of Austria shows slight health improvement at last.
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Hospital of Invalids
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France Revolution Scene At Paris July 18 1789
The account recounts crowds marching on Versailles after Necker’s dismissal, facing military resistance, then forming a green-marked militia in Paris. Guards patrolled streets while many left regiments, with arms scarce and a proclamation empowering local enforcers.
Nightay Paris uprising detailed siege and execution
A partially recovered letter describes July 14 to 15 in Paris during the Bastille fall. It details crowds arming at the Invalides, Launay’s death, the capture of towers and forts, and the shifting power as mobs seize prisons and civic sites while the National Assembly debates ministers and the new constitution.
Duty on imports and returns in American Assembly text
The American House of Assembly passes duties on hemp imports from June 15 and December 1 1790 with refunds on export within twelve months leaving one percent for expenses, and defines allowances for dried fish pickled fish and salted provisions exported abroad. The measure details per quintal and per barrel rates as part of a broader duty system.
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American House of Assembly
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New York May 20 1789 Senate Session Procession
New York on May 20 1789 reports the Senate led by the Vice President leaving the chamber in carriages for a formal city procession as part of early federal government proceedings.
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Persian Restorative drops advertised for youthful indulgence
An advertisement urges boys and young men to use R. Hodson's Persian Restorative drops to combat weaknesses, memory loss, and moral danger linked to excessive habits. It claims recovery of health and memory with persistence, notes price changes, and offers a pamphlet Nature's Assistant.
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Nature's Assistant
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Rudhal and Co
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Collins
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