Emperor dismisses medical attendants after health recovery
The Emperor, convinced by a protective health amendment, has dismissed his medical staff at Luxembourg after generous rewards. Baron Storck and M Brambilla received one thousand ducats. inferior physicians, surgeons, and all domestic staff were rewarded according to rank. Since moving to Lietaendorf, he has conducted federal excursions and yesterday rode as far as the city limits.
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Baron Storck
M. Brambilla
Luxembourg
Ietaendorf
Gaz
Royal alliance set as Paris endures revolution
The Orange and Naffaa families at their palace discuss two marriages for the Prince’s eldest son and daughter with European royals. Paris reports wretched scarcity, stagnation, and fear amid revolutionary strain, with a claim the National Assembly will not permit the King to exercise judicial power, to be handled by tribunals under law.
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August
Orange
Naffaa
Berlin
Princess Royal of
Proffia
Brunswick
Great Britain
England
Prussia
Paris
Tung
National Assembly
Ander
Versailles
D’ Estaing
Birthday Ball at Windsor and Russian Victory Report
London dispatches describe a Windsor ball for the Princess Royal on her birthday. A Holland- sourced war update says Russians defeated Sweden at sea on August 24, destroying light vessels and galleys and burning stores and transports to deprive the Swedish army of provisions. The Swedish army faces extreme distress and near famine as Russians capitalize on the moment.
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London
Windsor
Holland
Sweden
Rver Kymene
Drinamy Exposed In Turbulent European War Context
Fragmentary 18th century newspaper item describes Ruffians attacking the King of Sweden, Brabant unrest, emigration from France, economic notes on tin and Cornwall, U S politics economy, notable miscues, and odd anecdotes including a girl’s bold wheat theft and a Woodstock innkeeper's ruin.
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Sweden
Finland
Maria Theresa
Germany
Brabant
Remberg
Vienna
Low Countries
Breda
Bergen-op-zoom
America
Vermont
Kentucky
Indiana
Western Territory
Great Britain
United States
Houshold
France
England
East India Company
George Unwin
China
Cornwall
East Indies
Gauffen
George Coleman
Gower Street
Liverpool
Riley
Mr. Strange
Norwich
Aaron Fakenham
Tabernacle Walk
Moorfields
Marriens and Matches in Local Notices
Marrien Mr Loy of Sheffield weds Miss Mary Holder of Bewdley J Vannell Esg of Lincoln aged 70 to Mills Woolfryes of Moorfields aged 20 Dizup The Rev Mr Bromwich Vicar of Worfield near Bridgnorth At Worcester Mr H Hand practor of the consistory court diocese of Worcester
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Marrien
Loy
Sheffield
Mary Holder
Bewdley
J. Vannell
Esg
Lincoln
Mills Woolfryes
Moorfields
Bromwich
Worfield
Bridgnorth
Worcester
H. Hand
Diocese of
Printing by Subscription for Somerset County History
A three volume royal quarto set of The History and Antiquities of the County of Somerset by Rev John Collinson, price three guineas with one payment upfront. The third volume is in press, price to rise to four guineas after subscriptions close. subscribers urged to confirm their names and subscriptions to be listed. Subscriptions handled by Mr Dilly, Robinsons in London, booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Bath, Bristol, Salisbury, Exeter, Wells, Bridgwater, Taunton, Sherborne, Cruttwell in Bath, and Rev Mr Courinson at Long Ashton.
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Somerset
Edmund Rack
John Collinson
Long-Ashton
Whitchurch
Somersetshire
Clanfield
Oxfordshire
Dilly
Messrs. Robinsons
London
Oxford
Cambridge
Bath
Bristol
Salisbury
Exeter
Weils
Bridgwater
Taunton
Sherborne
Cruttwell
Bristol Universal Ton Tine Association
Deane, Whitehead
oSee
J. B. Larwill
Mary-port-street
Messrs
Harrison and Co. Paternofter
Scollick
Hereford
Monmouth
Abergavengy
Brecon
Peerfordwest
Carmarthen
Swansea
Cardi
Newport
Portmouth
Salifury
Warminften
Trazebridge
Ath
Chippenham
Devizes
Frome
Welly Bridgwater
Tiverton
Falmouth
Trurd
Proof of Dr STEERS OPODELDOC to Mr STEERS No 10 Old Bond Street
A brief note records another validation of Dr STEERSs OPODELDOC addressed to Mr STEERS at No 10 Old Bond Street. The message underscores continued confidence in the remedy and its perceived efficacy.
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Dr. Steers
Mr. Steers
Old Bond-streets
Neckar proposes 63 million retrenchments in dire finance plea
In a long memorial to the National Assembly M Neckar outlines the French finances and urgent measures. He cites a 62 million delay in revenue, recommends saving 15 million in the war department and 5 million from the King and Queen establishments, and proposes a tax on all subjects to cover 70 to 80 million per year while resisting oaths on declarations. The speech laments discredit to commerce and calls for firm action.
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Pe Sergee
Frances National Assemary
Thurdayy Sipe
Neckar
Tate
M. Neckar
National Assembly
War Department
Department of Foreign Affairs
Subje
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