King appoints Hood Rear Admiral of Great Britain
From the London Gazette Whitehall April 6 the King pleased to grant to Alexander Hood Knight of the Bath the office or place of Rear Admiral of Great Britain in the room of George Darby deceased.
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Whitehall
Alexander Hood
Bath
Great Britain
George Darby
Armagh
Bates Power
Galbraith Knogher
Connor
Thomaslin
Francis M‘clernon
George M*assefpy
Roger Knaogher
John Weir
Michael Donelly
Bridget M'Donnel
John Brown
Yhorsday
J . Tac Lemon
John Bennett
Wm. Duncan
Abeett
William Harrison
Monaghan
Guy
Judice Hellen
John Armstrong
Meg
Ted Michael Casey
John Kellyy
Galway
Kelly
Robinstown
Meath
Nicholas Nugent
Contl Dublin
Foreign Agitations Renewed In Paris Amid Rumors Of Counter Revolution
The city faces renewed unrest as rumors spread of a Counter Revolution plan financed by Spain, Naples, and Sardinia. Paris authorities investigate. the Count de Maillebois is implicated, but evidence shows only a sketch by his secretary. Paris remains calm as inquiries continue. In Europe, Moravia Bohemia and Austria request abolition of land tax, while Galicia reports a 42,000 man army with 44 artillery pieces causing shock. Vienna notes Hungary’s reform decree reception. nobles elsewhere resent acts of land survey rectification.
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Palais Royal
Theale
de Maillebois
Spain
Naples
Sardinia
Paris
Fausbourg de St. Antoine
Maillebuois
d’Artois
Count de Maillebois
Vienna
Moravia
Boshemia
Austria
Antria
Gallicia
Kaunitz
Ordembourg
Kingdom of Hungary
Neutra
London Gossip and Military Edicts from April Notices
London reports April events with the Imperial Envoy notifying the Emperor’s death and a royal mourning court. A Council order doubles midshipmen on every king’s ship and adds an extra lieutenant on Bath rate reels. News covers the Grand Alliance report, Polish requests, and Prussian diplomacy, plus royal feasts, a Poland king’s horsefall, foxhunt discourse, and grain prices amid transport concerns.
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Yeferday
Prussia
Poland
Sweden
House of Austria
Russia
Monty
Prugsian
Prince Bithop
Liege
Warfax
Dantgk
Thorn
PraMa
Joey
Hehemiaj
Himsel
Europe
Royal Hapsburg and European Crisis Chronicle
Prince William Frederik departs The Hague en route to Benndwick then Madrid. Copenhagen prisoner Bengestierya case. Leopold II burns unread papers, Antwerp fort demolitions delayed. Antwerp measures spark public alarm. Belgic Congress mulls war stakes. Berlin queries pacification terms while Prussia urges strong stance. Paris debates India commerce and Mailtbouis plot. famine and unrest ripple through Paris society.
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William Frederik
Stadtholder
Ion
Hague
Benndwick
Aigust
Brunswick Wolfenbuttel
Daugler
Jael
Naplew
Ape
Madrd
Spain
Sicilies
Counicil
Naples
Sicily
Prince de Real-Amices
Tetera
Sweden
Jaf Holland Mail
Bengestierya
Copenhagen
Iseoa Perpetuml
Mimkhalm
O'hien
Shicide
Leopold
Derm
T.hey
French East Company
India
Good
National Assembly
Committee of Roquiry
Paris
Count de Mailtebois
Aokttan
Berlin
Jore
Porte
Court of
Pruffin
Turkey
Empire
Profsia
Antwerp
Supreme Congress of the Belgic Unites
Letter from the National Assembly President to Grover Geapon
A 1790 Paris correspondence shows GREGOIRE the President of the Committee of Reporte addressing Grover Geapon at Newgate Prison London. The letter expresses regret at not interpreting a more favorable decision, yet vows to aid and grant freedom if possible.
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The
Nationa Assembly
Grover Geapon
Newgate Prison
London
Containments on voluntary contributions stir public fear
A fragmented report voices turmoil over fundraising methods in cantons. Debates favor coercive or purely voluntary schemes, with a middle ground adopted requiring quarters revenue declarations printed at primary assemblies. Concern grows about national crisis, guarding by the National Guard, and fears for the kingdom's fate.
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CER Ugg
Taye
Tose
National Guard
Roole
Dublin Notes on Patronage and Trials in Ireland
Dublin messages recount Westmorland's support for Irish industry, with prints ordered for garments. A Friday sessions summary covers rescues, robberies, and multiple capital sentences, including transportations and hangings.
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London Gazette
Foreign Intelligence
Paasen
Palais Royale
Paria
Democratic Party
Paoli
Clement Paoli
Coatene
Patriotic Committee
Empresa
Rufsa
Warsaw
Saxony
Hatings
Huntingdon
Folkstone
Folkhone
Lord Rawdon
Duke of Dorset
Windsor
Chin
Ome O'Dibkk
Pharo Bank
Old Bailey
Union Court
Southwark
Wapping
George Gordon
Gregoire
Pavia
March
Dublin
Westmorland
Ireland
Leonard
Labibliere
Werburgh-fregty
Merita
Tim
Gielg
Redmond
Allan Hobart
No Barrington
James Burne
Peter Brian
Patri Keely
Patrick-Street
Axha
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