Belgrade Fort surrender reported by Vienna envoy
Yesterday a British mail from London relays Vienna intelligence that Belgrade capitulated to surrender terms on the 6th. General Kiczheck, aide to Field Marshal Landohn, arrived with news of the capitulation and a large garrison evacuation by water to Ortova. Three hundred cannons and vast ammunition were found at the fortress.
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Vienna
Kicheck
Vield Marshal Landohn
Belgrade
War Office
Nto
Ortova
Paris Riots Threaten Civil War Amid Government Turmoil
Dispatch reports Paris riots near the Hotel de Ville following a formal deputation to the National Assembly. Grain shortages and bread price spikes worsen famine fears as France exports corn and provinces mutiny against metropolitan rule. Ministers face censure for defying Assembly orders.
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Paris
National Assembly
Versailles
Hotel de Ville
Commons
France
Paris Assembly hears mob violence over bakery in Hotel de Ville
National Assembly records a Paris scene where armed crowds seized a baker near the Archbishop's palace and dragged him to execution. Deputies faced threats as mobs besieged the Hotel de Ville, prompting calls for martial law and measures to curb bread shortages and insurrections.
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Commons
Paris
Committee of Police
Ata
Cagamittee
Eall
Hotel de Ville
National Assembly
Rome Letter Details Vatican Turmoil and Exiled Nobles
An excerpt from Rome reports financial strains, grain prices and mob unrest affecting the papal state. It notes the Cardinal York and Bernis selling horses, high duties from France, and the Pope’s efforts to pacify the public. Also covered are the Duke of Orleans’s London visit and the uncertain exiles of Guichen and Count d Eilaing as political refugees.
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Rome
York
Bernis
France
Vatican
Duke de Rignano
D’ Aquasparta
Castle of
St. Angelo
Noop
Duke of Orleans
Duke of Leeds
St Jathed
England
Duke de Guichen
Frince
d’Eilaing
Bill
Trials and Rumors From The Court Of Hollind And Atlantic Weather
Reports on the sentencing of J. H. des Villates by the Court of Hollind for crimes against the Constitution, including incitement and correspondence with fugitives. Other items note distressing weather events near Portsmouth and Poole, naval fishery reports, escape of convicts at Cumberland Fort, and a brief staged fighting incident.
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Gth
Ind
J. Villates
Hollind
Heath
Amth
Heta
Hotland
West Friesland
Broficta
J. H. Des Villates
Brabant
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Haerlem
Hagues
Brussells Y
Porta
Guarda
Furnese
Poole
Newfoundland
Bern
Fragmented Fight Ends with Amputation Avoided
A violent confrontation left one man gravely injured as a second attacker struck the first. An immediate amputation was anticipated but a surgeon reduced the damage by setting the broken legs and transporting the patient home. The female companion fled with another man after the scuffle near Banbury.
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Gome
Andy
Banbury
Irish hall preparations and political notes amid harvest imports
The article notes possible completion of paintings for St Patrick's Hall and praises to come under the new lord lieutenant. It also reports Grace the Dio fu’s visit to Carton, preparations at barracks for General Pitt’s examination, and experiments on a cartridge rammer. Grain prospects are discussed with fears of scarcity claims, urging controls on exports and calls for Parliament oversight on crop data.
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Calle
St. Patrick's Hall
Dio Fu
Ind
Carton
Peetence
Henry Flood
Parlier
Everal
Pitt
Garsifny
Leinster
Bagley
Cory
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London
Ocober
Ational Assembly
Weriaieau
Lettres de
Cachet
Pasporta
Ion
Adi
Chateau-Thierry
Th Assembly
M. Mirabeau
M. Target
Patin
Addresa
National Guard of
Dublin
North America
Bay Bulls
St. John's
Todi
Sol
Bengal
Eatrag of
Stetter
Halifax
North Carolina
Pauly
Pladte
Portsmouth
Cumbersland Fort
Trang
Johnson
Perrine
Chippingworton
I'R
WN Det
Bhan
Axenanos
Dybdlin
Pavin
Vito
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