Paris France in Sept reads King’s response to National Assembly decrees
The dispatch describes the French aristocratic and opposition factions reacting to the August decrees. It notes plans to dissolve the current National Assembly and elect a new body, the unanimous approval of this move, and the King’s conditional sanction to several articles. The piece portrays Volney’s motion, Mirepoix’s constraint on re elections, and the King’s conciliatory tone. The report anticipates November letters patent and a January writ return. The tone mirrors late 18th century parliamentary commentary.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Palais Royal
Hell
Count de Clermont Tonnere
Meffieurs Maury
Cazales
Mounier
Thouret
Thas
M. de Volney
M. de Mirepoix
Naples
Mount
Vesuvius
Ann
Stockholm
Baron Bogalin
Hagelberg
Prince
Brunswick-Lunenbourg
Frederica Louisa Wilhelmina
Orange and
Nafsau
French Assembly Debates King’s Condensed Approvals
The King approves ten of fifteen articles including abolition of feudal rights and taxes reform with caveats on chace rights and Church tithes. He warns against unconditional suppression of feudal dues and notes indemnities for landholders and clerical revenues. Assembly proposes a sixty-member committee to review the King’s reply. Naples and Stockholm dispatches, eruptions and naval actions accompany the global bulletin.
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France
Alsace
Loraine
National Assembly
Rome
M. Chapellier
Emperor regains health as army moves toward Belgrade
From the London Gazette Vienna report, the Emperor has moved to Hetzendorff and enjoys improved health after months of illness. The Grand Army advances from Weisakirchen to Syrmia in three columns rendezvousing near Opava, then joins Croatian forces encamped at Ruma. The combined force for Belgrade totals over seventy thousand men.
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Vienna
Hetzendorff
Weisakirchen
Syrmia
Opava
Ruma
Belgrade
Gaz
Property in Compton Martin Seeks Buyer Interest
In reversion of a middle aged life, farm acreage includes pasture and wood plus an undivided third part of 13 acres of land in Compton Martin parish. Held by Jea fe for 99 years determinable with a life. Annual rent noted. Extensive common rights attached. For details contact Mr. Race ster, Exchange Buildings, J Stephens, Broker.
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Severn
John Stephens
Tewkesbury
Glocestershire
John White
Robert Window
Gol
Lady-Day
James Burt
Perann
J. Gage
Venn
Smith
Clifford
Robert
James Butt
Churchdown
Glocester
Cheltenham
Lane and Whitcombe
Osborne
Seager
Bristol
Lawrence Mills
Hucclecote
Charles Arkell
Chuschdown
Bell-Inn
Shepton-Mallety
Somerset
Wanilrow
Churchwantrow
Swetwell
Wantrow
Judas
Sheldon
Windsor
Lays
Zephaniah Bullock
Deceas
John ‘Hompson
William Thorne
Rossxt Jonezs
Redcliff Ftrest
Daniel
Baynton
Old-Market
Exchange
Bickfield
Bickfold
Compton, Martin
West-Harptree
Soutern
Bickfeld Court
John Bennett
William Pope
Blue Bowl
Ararat Hares
West Harptree
Smeathams
Tate
Thomas Cox
John Reed
Compton-Martin
Jéafe
bouEi Ie
Mandap
Weisho0
Ol Bing
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London Gazette
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Corni/A Mount
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Harris
John Robbins
Clifton
Gloucester
J. Osborne
William Edwards
Joan Sanbroox
Ublic
Stoke's Croft
Hillgrove-street
Meffys
Ofler and
Ware- House
King- Street
Hare
Callowhill-Street
St. James’s
Terete Withers
Phoenix Flint Glasshouse
Wvndham, Ricketts, & Co
Phanix Flint Glass House
Temple-Gate
Braister
Phenix Inn
Glasé-House
Joshua James
St. James
Brisol
D. Burces
Harry Elperton
Smalla Street
Mr. Racester
J. Stephens
Charleston
South Corona
James Payne
Price
Hornett
Josefh
Praehts
Lisbon
Malta
Alicant
William Randolph
Thomas Cocxine
Henry Brown
Quay-street
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