Arrangements for Orange Hereditary Prince Marriage
Bargain Count Helden and M de Paffevant with the Commission of his Court finalized the marriage arrangements for the Hereditary Prince of Orange to Princess Frederique Louise Wilhelmine. The King approved the writings and signatures were made. The marriage will be celebrated in Ogobernent. The Princess Frederique and the Duke of York marriage contract was solemnized at Potsdam on the 19th with a royal entertainment and a new opera. Both marriages to be celebrated together.
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Count Helden
Prince of Orange
M. de Paffevant
H’s
Frederique Louise Wilnelmine
Ogobernent
Frederique
Duke of York
Potsdam
Fire at Amsterdam Arsenal Sparks Criminal Conspiracy Theories
A major blaze at Amsterdam’s arsenal appeared intentional with multiple arson sites and four million florin losses. Three suspects were seized. public strife rises between Patriots and Stadholders as orange and white cockades fuel tensions. France’s turmoil feeds hostile mood while workmen’s overtime claims fuel speculation about fleet mobilization.
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Amsterdam
aGion
Amserdam
France
Paris
England
National Assembly debates defence and security measures
The assembly focused on forming visionary regulations for frontier defence. Lameth detailed defence means and expected forces, while committees reviewed past measures and proposed immediate fortification steps. The army strength on paper stood at 180,000 with limited real capability. A decree extended Rochambeau’s powers and noted suspected Austrian incursions amid tensions with the Bishop of Pavia over treaty obligations.
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Alexapier
Tlm
Europe
Luxembourg
Garrifon
M. Rochambeau
Pavia
Baie
Parentree
Miniter
France
Principality of
Bale
Part of Naar Parliament Advocate Guilty of Forgery
July 22 report states M. Rifley, an advocate of the late Naar Parliament, found guilty of using two forged decrees and condemned to make an honorable atonement and be sent to the wall for life. His two memorials are to be painted, containing false and calumnious assertions. An appeal has been lodged against the judgment.
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M. Rifley
Naar
Ife
Ala Run
Arrests and unrest amid French National Guard actions
National Guard patrols faced heavy clashes and dagger threats as inspectors pursued Abbe Royon and other suspected figures. M. Verrieres, club member, was seized along with his journals while a printer’s accomplice was jailed. Several arrestees, including Danton and Camille Demouling, were moved to safety after detention at Verdun. The red Bag flag flew over the Comitee hall as authorities tightened control.
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National Guard
National Guards
Pifol Thor
Royon
M. Verrieres
Den
Mesfrs
Damas
Drandrouin
Flotiac
Remi
Vallecourt
Maralin
Talon
Lacour
Offelife
Verdun
Paris
French Assembly Decrees on Abandoned Officers Names of Fugitives
The National Assembly mandates that officers who abandoned their corps or resigned to serve foreign powers be pursued as fugitives and tried by court martial. It warns those who resign and return within six weeks to face the same process, while others who deserted may be denied reinstatement. Reports of insurrection and unrest across Alsace and Paris, with commentary on liberty and disorder, are noted alongside observations on troops and civic figures.
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National Assembly
M. de Conde
National Guard
Paffs
Alsace
M. Prugnon
Paris
Germany
Voltaire
Empresa
Rasha
Faye
France
Goda
Egypt
Provant
Nacional Guard
Champ de Mars
Sterne
Nature
Lower
Nuraaay
M. Necker
Vienna
Europe
Cantons
Sinead
Fra
Lodia Company
China
Seing
Actiow
St. Dosis
London July Disorder Deepens After Royal Escape
According to authentic reports from Paris, divisions among the people since the late royal escape and detention have grown tense and unlikely to be quelled. The king's party shows strength while the National Guard alone checks risks of rising violence.
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Mot
Paria
Turmoil in Sheffield Sparks Widespread Destruction
Reports from Sheffield describe a mob uprising sparked by political tensions and housing dispossession. Villagers freed prisoners, burned a library, damaged the Lake of Norfolk residence and a Catholic chapel, while authorities and cavalry restored order after clashes with rioters.
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Coleling
Lake of Norfolk
Grace
Riots Suppressed and Trials Set in Warwick
Reports from Birmingham say rioters sought shelter in coal pits at Wednens bury and were caught, with guard placed over a principal subterrtediteous regiana. A letter notes arrests, a Birmingham figure Suker charged with arson and bell ringing. Privy warrants and vigilant policing follow riots, Windsor gala planned, and a deadly Nantwich race quarrel noted.
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Sheffield
Birmingham
Warwick
Perryn
Hotham
Wednensbury
Suker
Shrewsbury
Riats
Thig
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Bargin
RAN Cse
London
Angua
Treasury
Correspondénr's
Justice Wilatefot
Bith
Fitchera
Justice Wilkinson
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Nantwich
Cheshire
Pomme
Stamls
Earl of Usbridge
Jamaica
Leewant Sqands
America
Liverpool
Secretary of State
Great Britain
Tiptree
Essex
Condé
Nee Auxtroia
Dies
Grenadier Company Cay
Thase
Feglneyta
Seren Hoodeed
Gibraltar
Ieee
Highie
Basy
Syper
Robert Hoyd
Minerva
Prin
Gannot
Mernua
X Fonda
Thir Grison
Quebeck
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