Polish Prussia imperial edict on allegiance and annexation
The document outlines Prussia, in concert with Russia and the Holy Roman Empire forces, declaring Polish lands under its control. It orders inhabitants to swear allegiance, warns of confiscation of property, and justifies actions as stabilizing a neighbor seen as threat. It cites grievances of Polish disturbances and seeks a reordered border arrangement to prevent further unrest. It mentions cities Dantzic and Thorn and regions like Posen and Cujavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Beth
Pavuy Petrovitz
Prussia
Poland
Russia
Uch
Bankruptcy Enlarged and Seizure Notices Listed
A historical notice lists bankruptcy matters in Great Britain with numerous debtors including merchants, innkeepers, and tradesmen. It notes surrender dates at Guildhall and various attorney firms, alongside certificates due and dividend schedules affecting numerous towns such as London Bristol Liverpool Coventry York and Newcastle with multiple May and June deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saipa
Apel
Great Britain
Alexander Willock
aediBigiatis Willocky
Urrender Aiuyt Eg
Guildhall
Sherwin
Femple
William Hut
Hackneyy
Wheelewright
Guildtralé
Oxade
New ‘Londonery
Tohed-Friarhess
Aldgate
Guildhath
Atcomey
Mr. Daun
Ebraim Hetherington
Capelscourt
Bartholomewdane
Rie Drender
Attore
iMedics
Ward
Deimete Lund Greaves
Henietta-street
Covent Gaudet Si Co
Gohg
Badger
Bilton Je Moors
Lancathire
the Eagle and Child
Attorness
Witter
Kaye
Swithin
eLoyne
Richard
Blake
Bristol
White
Hast
Broad-street
Lewis
Gray’s Inn
William Wheeler
Bath
White Liot
Broad-sreet
Attornies
Meilrs
Meredith
Thomas Thorchard
Thomas Scurifbvick
Liverpool
Globe-tavern
Johnstreet
Thompson
Thomas Boulton
Guillhall
Latkow
Wardrobe Place
Charles Baker
Romsey
Southampton
Leries
Leiph
Bartlett's Buidings
Richad Witton
Ridchetter
Lancashire
Swan-inn
Cithero
Peresestire
Parker
Hawksworths
Chauncery-Iinc
Henry Cocke
White Lion
Broadstreet
J. Lewis
Gray’s-inn
Henry Woodrofft
Southamponn
Carpenter
Guildhaily
Fabian
Hualf- Moon-street
Piccadilly
South Audley-street
Ivison
Davies
Areet
Golden, Lion
Whitehaven
Artudy
Aramson
Whitthaven
Hats
Furrener
Woulpack-inny
Sine Hagagarth
Thomas Payne
Coventry
Ribbon-many- Niament-street
Milian Jackon
Facturers
Jung
King’s Head
A-torni
Metra
Payne and Son
George Whitty
New Maltoin
Yorkshire
York
Robinsor
Edex-Irga
Benjamin Tucker
Britto
Greyhound
Broad-mead
Buffel
Lewisy Gray’stina. Co
Minhet
Samuel Liverley
Uliversool
Bricklyer
Dawksworths
Chancey-lane
Felaise Clement
Sheilick Merchant
Shemaee
E Motel
Sheffield
Riming Gearus Richardson
Mount-pleasant
Coachecarvers
Furren Iiner
Smith
Arrival of Count d Artois at the Petersburg Palace
Petersburgh reports the arrival of Count d Artois in St Petersburg last Saturday. He is presented to the Sovereign, receives a deputation from the Senate and foreign ministers, and is greeted by the Empress. The court notes a cautious stance as credentials are exchanged without public role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d’Artois
Chanot
d'Osterman
Emis
Perial
Senate
Mons
Louis XVI
Paris
Artois
Romarzew
d’Esterhazy
Denmark
Eynet
Louis XV
Morning News From Hyde Park And European Dispatches
The Prince of Wales hosted a public breakfast for military officers and later rode in Hyde Park. Lord Grenville travels to Buckinghamshire for a few days. A London Post Office notice from April 24 1793 notes the French mail route via Ostend remains closed, though France communication is believed to continue. Reports outline political turmoil in St Domingo with the assembly asserting tyranny and the country split into factions endangering governance and safety.
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Nesterday
Prince of Wales
Hyde Park
Grenvilte
Buckinghampshire
France
England
St.Domino
French envoys held then sent to England over peace talk
Twelve days ago two foreigners arrived with an agent from Paris to the town council. They were seized and detained for six days as officials questioned their mission. They were later ordered to England with letters from the Executive Council, amid speculation they sought peace overtures. An English agent in London was to deliver these letters to Lord Grenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sock
Paris
England
France
Executive Council
Artas
Public Safety
London
Lord Grenville
Fleet actions prompt fresh orders from Carthagena
Madrid March 31 Sixteen men of war have sailed from Ferrol toward the Mediterranean. The fleet at Carthagena will soon receive orders to put to sea. Admiral Goodall has captured thirteen French vessels from Marseilles rich laden and sent to Gibraltar.
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Ferrol
Mediterranean
Carthagenia
Goodall
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Vienna Mint Plans New War Bond Savings Scheme
In Vienna on April 6 officials unveil an attractive bond idea: every person bringing pyre or gold jewelry to the mint would receive full value in specie after six years, plus four percent premium and roughly four and a half percent annual interest. The scheme notes 20,000 marks of silver and other large gifts aimed at supporting war expenses, including 30,000 florins from a donor and 10,000 from his wife, while the Bourgeois contribute 9,000 florins as one quarter’s war pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Tee Brie
Bardy
King leaves for Grodnoder amid anti French oath tension
Warsaw reports the King departed the day before for Grodnoder with a Ruffian escort to pursue the Det fanion and to capture provinces for Prussia. The General Confederacy of Lithuania opposes French residents who refuse to take the oath prepared for their countrymen in Russia.
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Grodnoder
Prussia
Lithuania
Prussian advances and Austrian intrusion near Lille
April 24 dispatch reports Prussian troops capturing Launody and Roubaix, leveling entrenchments. Austrians reach Baifieux area around Matilde camp and St. Amand, Condé heavily invested, Dampuere directs garrisons to rescue fronts. Two corps prepare to demolish Fauxbourgs of Fives and clear Turcoing slopes from the bombardment damage.
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Launody
Theyiand Roubaix
Baifieux
Fauxbourgs
Turcoing
Anarchists Suppressed as Commerce Returns in Mons
In Mons on April 18 the expulsion of the French is noted. The opulent return, commerce is restored, and anarchists are execrated. Several obscure Jacobins still hold meetings in public houses to seduce the people. The Sovereign Court, acting on the King's Advocate's request, issued an ordinance prohibiting such meetings under severe penalties.
Stockholm April g The equipment of the fort observ ers
The text notes continued activity in Stockholm with repeated requisitions from the Court of Petersburgh and aims to satisfy the 1791 treaty stipulations, reflecting ongoing logistical measures tied to the period’s diplomacy and military readiness.
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Petersburgh
Bf Observatioi
Government liberality on Catholics praised in article
A critique praises the government for liberal conduct toward Roman Catholics and claims no fear of French popery harming British Protestantism. The piece notes a fire incident in Tottenham Street and references Walsh consulting the whole elsewhere in the report.
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Prinéi
Tottenham-stredt
Walsh
Mutiny tale voyage from Otaheité to St Vincent and back
The account describes Captain Bligh and the brig Asistance leaving Otaheité on July 16, passing the Ebdeavour Straits, Timor Hope and St Helena en route to St Vincent. It notes the mutiny on the Bounty, a betraying female warning, and natives aboard Providence with one bound for England to learn shipbuilding. Temperature ranged 76 to 84 degrees.
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Port-Royal
His Majesty
Providence
Bligh
Asistance
Portlock
Ebdeavour Streights
New Guinea
Timortheeet Hope
St. Helena
Vedfel
Chrisian
Wei Chuntrymen
Otaheites
Ormitéite
England
Botanical notes from the Providence on seeds and plants
Doctor Dancer receives seeds of New Guinea nutmeg from the Society of Arts and discusses Breadfruit plants, breadfruit distribution among counties, and new plantings near Morant Bay. Reports on pepper vines, Sour Sop, cattle prices, rising dry goods costs, and naval conditions near Cape Francois. A massacre of national traps and inhabitants is described as a doomed siege.
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Remy
Botanical Garden
Doctor Dancer
Society of Arts
Liguania
Providence
County of
Surry
County of Middlesex
County of Cornwall
Christian
Otaheile
Pinion
Marth
Aenee Senne
Sepen Ares
Kingston
Windward
Botanic Garden
Morant Bay
Wyle
Cape Francois
Aux Cayes
Domingo
The Royal Duel and Fashion Notes in 18th Century Text
The fragment references noble titles and university politics, mentions fashion trends and a crowd incident at Kensington Gardens, and notes British naval moves. It cites Captain Rodney commanding the 64 gun America, and Ireland’s regiments ordered for service as part of broader military actions.
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Earl of Maise Tenn
University of Aberdeen
Earl of Bure
Kensington Gardens
France
Triabunal
Peray
Blackwall
Etnias
Branport
America
Rodney
Ireland
Royal Regiment of Apt
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Ots
Mayay
John Nicholas Durand
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John Venable
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Nicholas Efford Robinson
Cornhill
Elias Bison
Whitesale Linen
John Twyford
the Strand
Mercer
Tfane Sequeira
Prescott-sireet
Goodman's Fields
John Cleaver the Younger
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Hants
James Thomas Ryan
Taylor
Michael* Avaniay
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William Pintefard
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Harley Norfolk
Thomas Allam
Biidewell Hospital
Madrid
Vienna
Warsaw
Stockholm
Kineston
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