Winds Shift Across Ireland Then Lottery Pension Disclosures
The Dublin report notes rapid wind shifts from north to south over twenty six hours. It details a suspect in a lottery wheel theft and lists pension amounts for several officials facing future parliamentary exclusion. The piece also names placemen to be excluded and weighs the broader sacrifice of pensions and spoils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Street & Ficey London
Moore
Duartes Torremam
William Montgomery
Sger Fington Smith
Bart
Thomas Coghtean
Ponsonsy Tour Tennam
William Goofrey
Joan Stuart Hamilrton
Zooll
Joan Massty
Richard Johnson
Co . Tuomas Neszir
Ely
James May
Ws Pent Eatheen
Curcnester Skerrington
Hyues Hive
Owen Wynne
Jaies Blaquierr
Besieging Army Moves Toward Landau and Dutch Border
London dispatches report the besieging army leaving the Mentz camp and marching in four columns toward Landau Lauthern Friers and the Netherlands. Favorable winds aided Lord Howe's fleet while hampering the French fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussells
Mentz
Landau
Lauthern
Friers
Netherlands
Lord Howt
Halifax
Valenciennes
Malencientes
London
Duke of
Prrr
Rin
Ponano
Russia
Einer
Berlin
the Hague
Rosz
Rom Frankfort
Tuomas Resxine
Ely
Sweden
Joh Gottenbrurg
Ostend Seizure Mystery Over Etrusca by British Captain
A letter from Ostend describes Captain Robinson seizing the Tuscan flagged Etrusca, placing a guard, and claiming orders from the Admiralty. Debate centers on whether the ship falls under Ostend court protection or English capture, with theories citing French cargo or papers not being réglé. The Etrusca later reached the Thames, leaving locals perplexed over motives and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shin Tong
Errazo
Georgi
Robinson
Fufcan
Admiralty Court
Ostend
Admiralty Court of
England
Admiralty
Etrusca
River Thames
Corsican Assembly Drives Out French Officials
In Corti the Corsican assembly resolved to oust National Convention commissioners and order peasants in Republican service to lay down arms within four days. The constitutional bishop and his nephew were taken, priests and monks resumed their functions, and the island reports utmost tranquillity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corti
National Convention
Republic
Russian fleet sighted near Copenhagen reports release of Danish ships
Copenhagen July 23 Russian fleet of 30 sail appeared offshore within seven leagues of the port and would likely sail into the bay with a favorable gale. Merchants learn that Danish ships seized by Spaniards for trading with France have been released by order of the Catholic monarch.
French Attack Repulsed Near Argentiere and Maironmene
Letters from Izriz dated July 16 report a renewed French assault on Allied troops near Argentiere and Maironmene repulsed with about 700 killed or wounded and many captured, while Austrian and Piedmontese losses reached around 250. A Leghorn letter notes the Spanish fleet off Toulon and a shorthanded French fleet unable to sail. The Dutch clarify embargo repeal for Levant trade and allow navigation under English escort. Melville is to assume command of a 24 gun vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izriz
Argentiere
Maironmene
Leghorn
Mediterranean
Toulon
Levant
England
Portugal
Spain
Italy
Venice
Smyrna
States General
France
Corin
Prince of Wales Leads Dragoon Regiment to Encamp Near Brighton
Monday morning the Dragoon reth vesiment met the Prince of Wales in Brighton as they entered to establish an encampment on the west end toward Shoreham. The Royal party pitched tents, with the Prince’s tent set up and occupied. the left wing to include mounted artillery and center, the Prince’s pavilion. Royal news notes Sir Rajpu Wooprorp’s pension debate and praise for his diplomatic service, updates on Prince Augustus Frederick’s health, and various court-wide items including opera casting, Saxony pension, and arrests in Brabant related to revolutionary intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Prince of Wales
Shoreham
Camoss
Rajpu Wooprorp
RaLpu Wooprorp
Prince Augustus Frederick
Italy
Leghorn
R. Stopford
Signora Davear
Alvecranti
Dresden
Saxony
Walter
Manchester
Lancaster
ToLem Macue
Ean
Southwell
Courier
Dover
Tutocore Barayant
Brussells
D’vaszx
de la ‘Sparke
Council “of
Brabant
Marasse
Antwerp
National Convention Plans to Raise Seiged Valenciennes
A July dispatch outlines proposals from the Committee of Public Welfare to lift the siege of Valenciennes, including sending commissioners to the fronts, mobilizing departments, and funding movements with 2 million livres. General De Fiers reports enemy bombardment near Perpignan and requests cavalry, while a call urges enlistment of national volunteers from the southern departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrere
Committee of Public Welfare
Valenciennes
Condé
Déddier
Roux
North
Ardennes
Lacesfe
Gupardin
Rhine
Mozelle
Vas de Calais
la Somme
Lower Seine
Oise
Aisne
Upper
Lower Rhine
Vosges
Jura
Meurthe
Moselle
Upper Saone
General Defers
de Fiers
P. S
St. Andre
de Flers
Surrender Notices and Dividends in London Gazette Auc 6
A list of individuals from Wakefield Leicester Charl y Lancaster Birmingham Shoreditch Fazely New Sarum Hackney Worcester and Exeter with occupations such as liquor merchant linex-craper cotton spinner and coach-maker to surrender on various dates at Guildhall Old Black Bull Castle-inn Castle inn New Sarum and other venues with attorneys named. Also notices of dividends for cotton manufacturers and merchants due August 28 and certificates to be granted by August 27 1793 for watch-maker carpenter oil leather-dresser hatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms Green
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Iquor
Guildhall
Smalpage
John Watchorn the Younger
Leicester
Linex-Craper
Attornes
Medirs
Farrer and Lacey
Bread-street-hill
John Parkinson the Younger
Ch:rley
Lancaster
Old Black Bull
Blackburn
Wilson
Castle-street
Holborn
Joseph Rock
Birmingham
Castle-inn
Fox
Parliament-street
Samuel Baker
Bernacle-Square
Shoreditch
James Horsley
Fazely
Staffordshire
Cattle Inn
Tamworth
Thomas Wihington
James Templeman
New Sarum
Red-lion Inn
Attomey
G. Reade
Salisbury
Joseph Grimes
Hammerton
Hackney
Wright
Buckingham-street
Strand
Richard Barry
Exeter-street
Taylor
Day
Pump-court
Temple
James Ridley
William Crompton
Pargelists
Spencer’s Tavern
Manchester
Joseph Hillman the Younger
Exeter
Fuller
Globe Tavern
Henry Jackon the Younger
Pontefra
Grocer
Elephant and Castle Inn
Pontefract
Richard Roncorn
Machefer
Thomas Davis
Battersea
Charles Baker
Romiey
John Lambert
Oxford Street
France War Dispatches From Saumur And Tours
Reports from Saumur state Republican troops suffered heavy losses near Doné Anjou with many gendarmerie killed and cannon crews struck. Tours letters claim Lasterre fallen to the enemy and General Menou wounded. Coerfica intelligence grows alarming as deputies order expulsion of National Convention commissioners and priests who refused oath resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saumur
Doné
Anjou
Tours
Lasterre
Menou
Coerfica
National Convention
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Ireland
Dublin
Bastia
Corsica
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Perpignan
Dagadert
Pont Treilha
Barbautanne
Tus
London Gazette
William Southey
Goswell
Tireet-Road
Paris
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