Guoctify 5 Court Chronicle of a Guarded Prince
A fragmentary report recalls Droearer’s action before quitting Mons when seven National Guards officers were arrested, accused of planning to assassinate the prince for a Convention reward. The Prince of Connounc condemned them, sending chains to Maastricht for confinement in a dungeon.
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Mons
Chaims
Maestricht
Chaos in Prussia as garrison surrenders and signals seized
An extract describes tumult and surrender of Prussian troops, seizure of war signals and cannon tools, and disarmament of the garrison. Reports mention officials and envoys weighing fate as foreign powers decide the city’s future, with calls for restoration under a sovereign protector.
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Pillai
Empress Limits B Artois Visit with Carriage to Riga
From Petersburg letters the Empress would not allow Count B Artois to remain, appointing two Chamberlains and two Gentlemen of the Chamber to accompany him to her dominions. State carriages were sent as far as Riga for his journey.
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Petersburg
Royal arrival and naval promotions at the Levee
The passage notes Lord Castiss Tuart and titles greeting the kine at the Levee alongside the Prince of Waits and the Duke and Prince William of Guoues, with Captains Wixxis Hacket Prince and Hamilton kissing the Kine’s hand after promotions in the Navy. It also covers the Lord Chancellor of Ireland taking leave and a convoy departure for Dublin, plus a plan to transport horses and military movements from Woolwich. The reflect on naval ordnance, flying artillery, and improvements in the harbor and island road projects with local prosperity hints.
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Earl of Courtown
John Davis
Earl of Fortescue
R. ‘Anstruther
Earl of Mansfield
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Lard Craven
Col. Swantoy
George Howard
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Hacket, Prince
Hamilton
Ixzland
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House of Lords
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Ily
Militia Regiments Listed Across Regions and Towns
A fragmented list enumerates militia regiments by counties and districts, naming Berkshire Buckinghamshire Cambridge Hampshire Dorset Durham Essex Flintshire Glamorgan Gloucestershire Hampshire Herefordshire Isle of Wight Kent Leicestershire Lincolnshire Portsmouth Ipswich Norwich Plymouth Plymouth Whitby Bath Gosport Bristol Middlesex Southampton Scarborough Norwich Bedfords Newark Leeds Manchester North Riding West Riding East and North Montgomeryshire Monmouth Brecknock Radnorshire Shropshire Suffolk Somerset Wiltshire Warwickshire Worcestershire York East Riding Westmoreland Devon Cornwall Yorkshire cities and towns. The scattered text appears as an archival roster of regional units and locales with numerous misspellings and OCR errors.
Bepons Case Evidence Teases Public Trust Theme
MESPiger argued that Bepons money was public property held in trust for emergencies, challenging Burke and Sheridan's statements on the Begum's Cause. He critiqued their claims with satire targeting references to holy relics and the sacred shrine.
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Burke
Sheridan
Royal Drawing Room at Buckingham to St James's
The Queen and Princesses Mary and Sophia attended a drawing room at St James's after visits to Buckingham House. The Royal party included the Prince of Wales, Dukes of Clarence and Gloucester, and many nobles. Later General Harcourt and others were granted audiences before the Royal Family returned to Queen's House.
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England
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Philadelphia
France
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Burdon
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Monrotten
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Nore
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John Brand
Owen Salisbury Brereton
Henry Charles Englefield
Richard Gough
Hamilton
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Joseph Windham
Homas William Wright
John Willett Adye
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Richard Stonehewer
Charles Townley
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Execution and political turmoil spill from Saint Domingue to Liege
Fragmented notes recount the late Governor of Saint Domingue Blanchelande’s execution and a celebratory Liege ceremony. It also covers General Miranda’s justificatory memorial blaming Dumourier for treason, detailing suspicions, loyalties, and military missteps that affected the March action.
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St. Domigo
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Archey
Liege
Miranda
Dumourier
Dumoiriér
Holland
Jacobin Sociéty
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Lubienus
Cate
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Joe
Paris Commons Seizes Letters Over Diplomatic Passports
Valets de Chambre for Citizen Bourbon Conti demand passports to repair to Marseilles. National Convention denies, citing authority over individuals near arrested citizens. Chaumet urges unified municipal news chain between Lyons and southern cities. Commissaries report a seized parcel via Marie Antoinette’s former servant’s daughter, bearing a suspicious name.
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Paris
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Bourbon Conti
Marseilles
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Executive Council
Dumourier
Lanoue
Stinghen
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Belgiat
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7Empe
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Marie Antoinette
Debate on Marat accusation in Paris Convention ends with arrest
The Paris Gazette reports the continuation of the national convention sitting where the Appel Nominal against Marat ran late into the night. Amid clashes and interruptions, 232 of 336 voters backed the accusation decree, sealing Marat's commitment to the Abbaye prison after a 21 hour session. Charles Duval noted illness prevented further aid the next morning.
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Marat
la Croix
Buxot
Perion
Petion
Berty
Guadet
Buzot
Verhaux
Ail Pot
Abbaye
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