Notable Versailles Assembly and Provence Deputies Audiences
From the London Gazette Paris edition November 9 reports the Notables left Versailles after Thursday’s session, six committees began work on Friday, and Provence deputies who had not convened since 147 years ago were granted an audience with the King. Windsor dispatch notes the King’s health improving, sleeping six hours and feeling a bit better at ten in the morning.
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France
Versailles
Provence
St. James's
Windsor
Taus
London Gazette
Turbulent Ottoman Austrian War News From Vienna
Vienna dispatches report recall of General de Witt from Kaminieck on a charge of complicity in a late garrison escape. Potocki replaces him as garrison reinforces with cavalry and infantry. Swedes seize ten warship laden vessels bound for Danish auxiliaries, moved to Marstrand. Ottoman war news: Grand Vizir’s campaigns pause. Turks suffer Feérts Hungarica. Austrians contend with floods and disease near Gradisca. Mehadia port occupied. Wartensleben claims gains against Turks. Laudohn reportedly defeats Travnick.
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de Witt
Kaminieck
Choczim
Count Potocki
Erstnewr
Russia
Marstrand
Vienna
Bannat
Hungary
Gradisca
Sclavonia
Danube
Mehadia
Wartensleben
Laudohn
Pacha
Travnick
Report on King’s improving health and royal court scene
Private intelligence from Windsor reports the King better with a favorable outlook. Parliament to meet Thursday. Mr. Pitt may call the House in fifteen days. Sunday at St James’s Chapel Royal drew many notables. a sermon and anthem reflected the crisis. mixed reports on royal health continue, with concern over brain fever and appetite.
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Windsor
Pitt
Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Duke of Chandos
Marquis of Stafford
Lord Sydney
Earl of Fauconberg
Che King
Lord Sedney
Lord North
Royal Illness and Court Rumors Reported in November 1788
The piece describes the king's severe illness with mental and appetite disturbances, the heir apparent's dutiful support, and a council order to prepare and print a national prayer for recovery. It notes diplomatic interruptions, a Portland levee, and Sheridan’s potential leadership, plus advertisements and public notices including medical testimonials for Spilsbury’s Drops.
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His Majesty
Archbishop of
Canterbury
England
Wales
Berwick Upon Tweed
Woollen Draper E Evans announces capital assortment in Bristol
No 29 Bridge Street Bristol November 13 1788 E Evans woollen draper invites thanks to friends and public for support since starting on his own account He notes return from London with a capital assortment of goods in Superfines Supers Liveries plains water proofs velvets velverets beavers cashmeres and ready made cloaths Also offers gentle mens cloaths and ladies great coats made to measure with quick turnaround.
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E. Evans
London
Orleans
Marseilles
Dimitris
Daniel
Clare-Street
Fragmented OCR: Local notice with scattered figures
Partial readable OCR fragment shows numeric codes and symbols, lacking clear event title or date. Core elements visible include numbers like 4 70 and 31090 with negative values and letters, but no coherent action, place, or official entities. Cannot determine outcome or authority from the fragment.
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