Political Turmoil and Executions Across Paris and Marienburgh
Sunway's and Turspay's report details a Paris plot against the Port of Bret with a tribunal planned for treason. It covers Bordier's execution in Rouen, accusations against Conti's circle, and a Marienburgh incident where civilians were seized and martial law invoked. The piece also notes Ottoman affairs and shifts in Franco Porte diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunway
S & Turspay
Paris
France
National Assembly
Bret
Bordier
Variétés Amulantes
Rouen
Lisieux
Jourdain
Prince de Conti
Marienburgh
M. Marianne
M. d’Esterhazy
Hainault
M. Barnave
M. Chapellier
M. Robertpierre
M. de Bouffes
M. Boufflers
M. d’Eslerhazy
Committee of Reports
Constantinople
Porte
Seraglio
Seven Towers
Plague hits naval arsenal and slave quarters abroad
The London Gazette reports a renewed plague outbreak in the Naval Arsenal area and slave quarters in the port, with spread to Smyna Vienna and other zones. Emperor rewards officers with the Maria Theresa cross and a diamond snuff-box gift to General Sutarow. An August Maastricht express notes thousands of rioters near Verviers causing various outrages without clear motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coasttaantinople
Turkey
Smyna
Vienna
Prince of
Saxe-Cobourg
Maria
Sutarow
Haguee
Maastricht
Verviers
King and royal procession review naval dockyard voyage
The King with the Queen and three Princesses left Saltram returning to Weymouth after a twelve day visit. They viewed the Dock-yard and ships at Plymouth, boarded the Impregnable and Magnificent, and reviewed the Evolution squadron under Commodore Goodall. Knighthood granted to Thomas Byrd and promotions announced for several officers. Royal barges saluted. loyalty demonstrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymovurs
Saltram
Weymouth
Board of Admiralty
Southampton
Goodall
Royal Standard
Drake’s Island
Thomas Byard
Baileys
Plymouth
Stonehouse
Plymouth-dock
Royal Church and Society Marriages Listed Across Several Counties
A long list of clergymen and notable gentlemen announces multiple marriage engagements and presents. Names include Rev. Edward South Thur low to Houghton le Spring, Lt General Pitt to command in Ireland, Rev W Cozens to Ippleden, and many others tying brides from Leeds Hin don and Winchester to grooms in London Wilts Devon and Gloucestershire. The notices reflect social connections among clergy gentry and tradesmen with details of residences and former places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward South Thurlow
Norwich
Houghton-le-Spring
William Augustus Pitt
Ireland
W. Cozens
Ippleden
Devon
Makrtep
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Miles
Mills Guest
Thomas
Newland
Gloceticrshire
Dobson
Leeds
Knoyle
Wilts
John Beckett
Baker
Hindon
Battin
Coates
Birmingham
Lee
Tho. Lee
Hagley-row
Tamworth
Clarke
Queen
Mats Collins
Winchester
William Axford
Detizes
Catherine Butcher
William Butcher
Chiverell Parva
R. Tickell
Mills Ley
Gowerstreet
Colonel Hamilton
St. George
Marianne Calender
John Calender
Craigforth
Craigforth. Mr. Clarke
Chancery-lane
Mills Metcham
of Metcham
Lamworth
Money for Found Funds Drawn In City Letters
A clipped fragment reports money for funds drawn and letters sent, with unclear details about the amount and the purpose, leaving readers seeking fuller restoration of the missing context.
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The
London Gazette
Bristol
Wilcox, Hanmer and Co
St Philip’s
Ascleve-Hill
Glocestershire
Henderson
Hanham
Cueve-Hue
N. B. Cleve-Hill
Sodbury Road
Downend
Frenchay
Somersetshire
Golden Lion
Wrington
Congresbury
Warren
Downside
Backwell
Holden
Paul Warley
Thomas Berham
Box
Watt Trey
Phoenix Flint Glass-House
Adham, Ricketts, & Co
Phenix Flint Glass-House
Termple-Gate
Phenix Inn
Glocester
Taylor’s Hall
St. James’s Church
Prince’s-street
Thomas Master
James Jones
Seach
New Y
York
Lian de Eeeey
Geo.clark
George Watson
Junr
Kingston
Morant
Jamaica
Ronardson
John Maxale
Salem
Boston
Henry Waite
Weite
Butler
Philadelphia
Wet & Bt AM
Joan Surtiasar
Orto
Joseph Smith
Antigua
Jonx Norman
William Randolph
Somerset
Eliksion
Ivelchester
Cannard
John Dowling
Peter Layng
Brimscumée
Glucester
Thames and Severn Canal
Thomas Bagnall
Bumicombe
Christopher Chambers
Mincinglane
London
Thomas Hayes
St. James’s Square
James Perry
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Samuel Lanth
Kempsford
Fairford
Hornett
Joseen Meyter
Streights
Lisbon
Malta
Alicant
Lonxpbos
Bristol Mercury
Bath Mercury
Pope's Head
Pelican-Inn
St. Thomas-streets
ROYAL
Potter
Hodges
J. Alexander
Stoke
Croit
Redland Road
Kingsdown
Grocester
James George
Joan Crowzettt
Usher
Michael Miller
Thomas Cooke
Henbury
England
Hotwells
William Helps
Queen's Square
Corporation of Bristol
el Ros
Queen’s Square
Benjamin Davies
William Langley
Davies
Langley
Corporation of Britol
Robert Linden
William Heers
Queen Square
Fourneymen Smiths
Joan Garnett and Co
College-Street
College-Green
Royal Fort
T. Kyndall
Ely
Ossorwa and SeaGer
Broadlstreet
Glocetershire
John
Robert Window
Gol
Lady-Day
Allan
James Burt
Perdon
J. Gage
Sillith
Clifford
Robert
James Butt
Courcidown
Goucester
Cheltenham
Cyne Fruim Lewissbury
Medirs
Lane and Wyaitcombe
Goceter
Osborne and Seager
Hrifiol
Lawreate Mills
Hucclecote
Charles Arkell
Churchdown
Hazard and Co. Stoct- Brokers
Royel Exchange
Vox von
Kent
Triads
Shere
Ewewe
Sarit
Beit
Vicker
Mber
Crown
Ana
Hazard & Co
Plces
Rizes Will
Graus. N. B
Bank
India
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