General promoted in Belgrade suburbs affair cited in Brussels unrest
A Brussels report notes General Baldwin elevating Major Francis Grofetoy to Lieutenant Governor of New South Wales as unrest spreads. It describes 40,000 patriots confined, monks and nuns harmed, abbeys seized, and forecasts of a large march toward Braffels with 7000 reinforcements to the garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Germany
Brdwin
Belgrade
Ofiis
Hag
Francis Grofetoy
New South Wales
Brabant
Brussels
London Dispatch Reports Dual Flanders News and Paris Turmoil
Varied letters from Flanders and Holland recount battles between Patriots and Austrian troops near Hoogshaalen with conflicting outcomes. Other reports cite Danish and Swedish movements, Empress influence in Berlin, and Mont d Alopens proposals for France including Baltic navigation and reestablishing colonies. Paris mob violence targets an Englishwoman, later saved by Lafayette, while the National Assembly debates ecclesiastical reforms and clergy compensation.
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Flanders
Holland
Hoogshaalen
Dalton
Bruffels
Dalberg
Leyden Gazette
Tif
Brussels
Raffia
Prussia
Europe
Mont. D'Alopens
Petersburgh
Berlin
Sweden
Duke of Sadermama
Nyflot
du Perron
North
South America
Canada
England
Louisiane
Spain
Guiana
East-Indies
Kneland Parisis
Camaille
Mrs. Trevor
Paris
Madame
Dé. Polignac
France
Providence
Marquis de la Fayette
National Assembly
National Assembly speech and maritime notices distantly linked
The text reports an archbishop’s two and a half hour speech on fiscal deficiencies and expected shortfall, a long hay meadow leap contest with Baylis and Hartill, heavy harbor damage from a Monday night gale, Saturn’s seventh moon discovery near Heifchel, dire Lloyd's records of eastern voyages, a naval fleet sighting near Cherbourg, executions at Newgate, Irish horned cattle disease heart-murrain in Tullow with precautions on meat, and farmers’ fears of tainted beef entering markets.
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Aix
National Assembly
Waltall Meadow
Baylis
Wednesbury
Isaac Hartill
Willenhall
Staffordshire
Flemder
Harull
Aylis
Lyme
Dr. Heifchell
Saturn
Lloyd’s Coffee-house
England
Bryer
Southampton
Cherbourg
Cape Batleur
S. W
Newgate
Carrow
Ireland
Tullow
Victorian Marriages and Notices From An English Parish
Royal Academy of Sciences in Paris honors Dr. Black of Edinburgh. Clerical and social marriages announced at Stretton Herefordshire Offend Durham Wandsworth and Exeter. Tragic death of Miss Frances Bates of Wandsworth after a rejected love, leading to mental collapse and refusal of nourishment.
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Turk’s Head
Strand
Offerton
Durham
Middleton
Thomas Heron
T. Middleton
Wandsworth
Frances Bates
Price Rise Warned for Hodson Vegetable Syrup
An 18th or 19th century notice warns that Dr Hodson’s vegetable syrup price will rise at year end. It promotes the syrup for obstructed perspiration and blood purification, lists wide range of ailments claimed to be cured, and notes sales in town and country with outlets in Bristol. It mentions a pamphlet Nataye’s Assistant and free advice Mondays.
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Do&or Hudson
Nataye
Avery
Hodson
Rudhall and Co
Small-street
H. Brown
Quay-Street
Hodsen
Gardena
C. Melsom
Queen’s Head
Upper Easton
St. George
Gloucester
Afernoon
Bristol Exchange
Ricuard Jacoss
Queensquare
Broadmead
Bristol
Otober
Tolen
Durdham Down
R. Joan Waddham
St. Augustine’s Back
Eton
Moore
Orange-Grove
Cameron
Milsom-Street
Reynolds
Kingston Buildings
Drayton
Bennet-Street
Tanner
Bath
New-Windor
Berks
Isaac Skinner
James Panton
Wm. Woolhouse
of Bucks
Windsor
John Sims
N.B
I . Young
New Bond
Lonpox
Westphalia
Bayonne
E. Suiercurr
St. Augustine’s
Pde Lamotte
Weymouth
Fisuiaxe and Son
Salisoury
J. Cranpon
Bridgwater
T- Toucmrin
Bookselles
Wapaton
Rughead
Scotland
Ireland
Anchor Society
Robert Claxton
Grateful Society
John Hobbs
Prince’s Street
Edward Colston
All-Saints Church
Thomas Street
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London
SF Eee
M.artin
Jenkins
Lil
Arerss &c
Pate
Trantaebi
Thurston M.arting Pe
Uffrer
Ose H Jenkins
Mesirs
Oliver and
Ridout
Meilrs
Patur
Tiomarsu
Houshold
Horrill
St. James’s Barton
N. B
Charles Melsom
West Houshold
Mr. Roach
Wilder-street
St. Paul’s
Wilton
Ge. &c
Meadnot
Moyday
Selligig
White-Hart Inn
Old Market
George Phelps
Forenvga
T. Winwood
Parx- Stater
Thomas Cave
A. P. Cottines
Exchange
Stawell
Somerset
Fry
King’s Sedgemoor
Poulton
Wells
Glastonbury
Somerton
Gores
Erzorxouen
Hutton
Axbridge
Hutton-Hill
Huttonoor
Samuel Hearne
Sysons
Elizabeth
James Jervis
Temple-street
Jervis
James Jeby JS
Martial
Garrifion
Anjou
Gabelle
Bretagne
Languedoc
Dauphiny
Thoulouse
Augeard
Metz
M. Camis
Buckingham House
St. James’s Palace
Duke of Leeds
Lord Hawkesbury
G. Yonge
Queen's House
Vernon
Mantes
Sir George Staunton
Sir George
Lord Westmoreland
Mr. Child
Robert
Earl of Errol
Dublin
Greyhound Revenue
Weythaigh
Wink
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