Meeting of Vict in Hungary Set for June Coronation in July
From the London Gazette Vienna reports the Vict meeting fixed for June 7 in Hungary and the coronation expected mid July. Stockholm notes the King of Sweden reached Ato on March 41% and departed for Melfinefors next day. Copenhagen reports the Prince of Denmark with Marshal Bulow and General Huth departing for Alicia.
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Hungary
Stockholm
Sweden
Ato
Melfinefors
Copenhagen
Prince of Denmark
Marshal Bulow
General Huth
Foreign Intelligence From Brussels and Vienna Report
The April dispatches describe Limbourg locals arming against the States, Prussian troops retreating, Leopold I being proclaimed Archduke of Austria, and lavish ceremonies in Vienna. Crowds swell at the Place de Graben with fatalities, while regalia are displayed by hereditary States officers. Preparations for broader mobilization across Hungary, Moravia and Bohemia are under way as engineers depart for Bohemia. War with Prussia appears unlikely but possible, with updates expected next month.
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Brussels
Limbourg
Goa
Counta
Liege
B ‘Hou
Place de Graben
Migazza
Vienna
Charles VI
Stephen
Leopold
Austria
Reptre
Compte de Kevenbuller
Gollen
Comte Brenner
Comte Stahremberg
Glotes
Ircasion
Prince Hohenlope
Bohemia
Martha
Laudotn
Baden
Lower Austria
Moravia
Digridt of Wisehau
Silesia
Poland
Prisha
Montauban Assembly Turmoil Over Censure of Officials
In a local matter in Montauban the French Assembly descended into tumult lasting two hours as Aristocracy opposed using official language not preapproved by members. The President Augeard faced a censure vote for contumacy, while M D'Epresmentt endured a harsher censure. Augeard’s sanction was sent to the Committee of Reports for further consideration.
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Montauban
MS Augeard
Bourdeaux
M. D'Epresmentt
M Auweard
M. de Clermont Tonnerre
Committee of Reports
National Afters hip Breight Decision Report
On April 5 a major political decision unfolded in Frangt as the National Afters hip Breight addressed the public. The assembly gathered in the morning with people mobilizing in the avenues toward a central chamber to hear the outcome and related plans. A double award was announced and forces were urged to stay in readiness for forthcoming national movements.
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Frangt
Nightly French Assembly Turmoil Ends With Moon Withdrawal
Debates raged for hours as guards shielded leaders of the Aristocratic party. Abbe Mauri fled to a near house disguised, amid crowds in the Thuilleries garden and Palais. Marquis de la Fayette’s associate performed commendably as turmoil subsided without incident.
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Aristoocratic Party
Mauri
Greenadier
National Guard
Thuilleries
Palais
Marquis de la Fayette
Continent News Mixed On Peace Moves And Turmoil
London dispatches trace a cautious tone with talk of a Prussian king touring Silesia to negotiate with the emperor and a potential meeting at Glogau. Reports cite French paper currency plans and church estates seizure, Catalan uprising over taxes, and shifting alignments among European powers as armies maneuver and alliances form.
Clergyman jailed for ward marriage to Gretna Green
Saturday the Lord Chancellor sent the Rev Mr Stevens to Fleet prison for taking a ward of the Court to Gretna Green where he married her. The girl named Jeffriea was a ward of chancery and her mother and relations defended the union though not knowing of it. The Lord Chancellor emphasized protecting wards but noted affidavits may be considered later.
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Sallah
Stevens
Fleet Prison
Jeffriea
Gretna-green
Court of Chancery
Avot
Budget in Committee of Ways and Means in House of Commons
The House resolved into a Committee on Ways and Means as the Chancellor outlines a supply plan totaling 5,727,000 with navy and army charges plus ordnance and civil establishments. He proposes Ways and Means including land taxes, fund surplus, lottery receipts, and arrears to cover a total supply of 5,996,000 while noting revenue growth from trade and manufacturing. Sheridan challenges the incomes and expenditures, Pitt replies, and the committee agrees to a 290,000 lottery for supply before adjourning.
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Gilbert
Botany Bay
Warren Hastings
Consolidated Fund
Prince of Wales
Ae Il
Great Britain
Botrica
Great Brith
Ireland
Greenland
Noblitha
Thia
Sheridan
Newgue
Pitt
Rennue
Whitbread agents offer porcelain and wines at moderate terms
Whitbread London Porter of Carrothers and Boyd advertise Porcelaos and R R Porter items for sale at true prices in cash. They also offer a well chosen assortment of Rap and Waite Wines in Woodland-Bottle in good order, to be disposed of only under moderate terms.
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Whitbread
London
Carrothers
Boyd Batelitt
Samuel Whitbread
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