Princess Amelia Birthday Captured In Royal Celebrations
London dispatch notes Sunday marked Princess Amelia's birthday with royal celebrations. A naval review report is deemed unfounded and a costly fleet review is unlikely. Russia prays a buff of Charles Fox will be placed in its library, echoing calls for peace and diplomacy. An accident near Bonn involved M. de Gatou ve sinking briefly. he survived after extraction. French assignats fall four percent signaling economic distress in France. Oczakow fort remains pivotal for Black Sea power and supply lines. The Vienna Court hardens stance toward France, threatening force if liberties are blocked. Abbe Raywal argues monarchs' power wanes as people gain rights amid Europe’s evolving liberal trend. Dispensation grants Rev. Robert Tripp the Kentifbean living under Earl of Egremont.
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Amelia
Kerry
Cravens
Worcester
Russia
Charles Fox
Cicero
Demosthenes
Great Britain
Fox
Maximilian
Saxony
M. de Catowne
Coddentz
Cologne
Bonn
Rhine
M. de Gatouve
Breslow
Oczakow
Black Sea
Munich
Constantinople
Crim
Vienna
National Assembly
Court of
Abbe Raywat
Europe
Petersburgh
Robert Tripp
Earl of Egremont
Kentifbean
Kewe
Devon
Exeter
Percy Charles Wyndham
Beheading Controversy Over Perron Amnesty
Liege June 1 Government trembles over Commissary Di Perrons fate as Perron faces execution for treason. A local citizen recalls nobility rights while Austrian minister negotiates pardon but Perron rejects it, insisting only a higher hand may grant mercy. If beheaded he becomes a martyr for the people.
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Perron
Liece
Norihans
East India Company property value debate in 1768 era
MERCATOR argues in a 1768 Evening Mail style letter that the East India Company property, both in India and at home, totals over 19 million pounds after profits and accumulations. It claims capital and exclusive trade profits justify a value near thirty million, notes dividends and 7 and 12 percent accumulations, and argues China trade growth necessitates higher capital.
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India
Counter-revolution fears and martial moves across nations
A chaotic column notes European politics with hints of a Counter-revolution amid Diet of Ratisson actions and Vienna court backing. It cites British bets on Bedford's horses, US military moves under General Scot toward Kentucky, and Indian hostilities poised for multiple incursions. Also reported are a York Mail Coach wreck, Suffolk Assizes for Leakonheath murder, and a naval skirmish anecdote showing stubborn captaincy in the Pembroke battle.
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Ratisson
Germany
Vienna
Duke of Bedford
England
Scot
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Mutkingim
United States
York Mail
Royston
Crown
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmunds
Leakenheath
Lord Anson
de la Tonquiere
Invincible
Fincher
Pembroke
Ream
Ark
Montaane
Montane
Royal license grants Elizabeth Hills Rand name change
From the London Gazette a royal license allows Elizabeth Hills of Meffing Essex widow and heir to adopt the surname Rand per the late Thomas Rand's will. Also notes the deaths of Mecklenburg Schwerin’s dowager and a brief movement of the Prince Stadtholder and Orange royals from the House in the Wood to Brunswick for weeks then Berlin.
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Elizabeth Hills
Meffing
Esex
Reyal
Rand
Thomas Rand
Prince Stadtholder
Princess of Orange
Prince of Orange
Leo
Brunswick
Berlin
Promotions in the War Office August 8 1799 list
Promotions in the War Office include Samuel Barrett to Lieutenant and Captain in the 1st Foot, Judly Watson Green to Major, James Irvice to Captain, Willon Goodman Clark to Lieutenant, and Smith to Ensign. Other officers of the 730th Foot and 97th Foot also promoted. Major John West to Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids in North Britain. Bankruptcy notices amended and bankruptcy enlargements granted for several tradesmen and merchants with surrender dates at Guildhall. Dividends scheduled for September 19 and 29. certificates to be granted by August 27 for James Haviland and James Grover.
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Carnet Francis Edward Lee
Ixvatins
John West
Britain
Alexander Norman Evath
Newport-street
St. Ann
Westminster
Taylor
Alexander Norman Booth
Newport- Freer
St. Anny
Weslinginster
Guildhall
Attornies
Meff, Lee and Meater
Threemertor -Street
London
Robert Syrell
Berkely-square
Hofer
My Davies
Lethbury
James Winnington
Fenchurch-Preet
Guldhall
Artemies
Grootin and
Hurdon
Copihall-court
Throgmistton-street
le Reduls
Thomas Mower
Lawrence Pountrey-lane
Atturesies
Burton
Maleoy
Rafinehhall-Greer
Uante
Rochdee
Fiurender
Av- Ritz
Atcen
White Bear
Redicals
Lanewhire
Shawe and Phillips
New Bridge-street
Chatham Place
John Flupkinson
Carlton
Snaith
Yorkshire
Milier
Blue Bell
William Wright
Mansfield
Nottingham
Clexern
Edward Latkey
Asiburton
Devonshire
Green Lion Inn
Ashburton
James Lancs Yesace Low
Karkby Kendal
Westmorland
Celebration of the Prince of Watts at Windsor Dale
Wednesday morning notes a grand birthday celebration for the Prince of Watts at Windsor Dale with nobles returning from watering places. Promotions include Major General Duxpas to command of the 22d Regiment and Col Craic becoming Adjutant General of Ireland. Rumors of Turkish defeats near Anapa and French political unrest are reported, with stock prices and financial offers mentioned amid a broader European crisis.
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Prince of Watts
Windsor Dale
Duxpas
Ireland
Col. Craic
Reiment
Earl of Morton
House of Lords
Lord Dongise
Amsbury
Duke of Queensberry
Lord Douglas
Rene
Lochleven
Morton
de Gupowitscu
Anapa
Garrisor
Bi. de Coigny
Sweden
Eed Kielite
French Constitution Report Foretells Abolition of Nobility
M Teerret, President of the Constitutional Committees, delivers the report after two years of labor presenting the New Constitution. It abolishes nobility and hereditary titles, declares equal rights, ends special privileges and corporate orders, and bans feudal privileges and clerical vows.
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M. Téerret
National Assembly
Constitutional AG
M. le Fayette
Committee of Constitution
France Code of Laws Critiqued as Dead Letter in Aug 26 Issue
The article questions the French Gallic Code maxims, arguing they are often ignored in practice. It cites travel freedom contrasted with Hydran rule, criticizing state scrutiny at many checkpoints. It previews a two part reproduction of the code with tomorrow's continuation.
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France
Fundamental principles guaranteed by the constitution
The document outlines natural and civil rights including equal access to employment, proportional taxation, equal punishment, liberty of movement, expression, worship, assembly, petition, and due process. It affirms property inviolability, indemnity for public necessity, national ownership of public-utility assets, and a general system of public aid for the infirm poor and those unable to work.
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Turspa
Liege
THE
Evening Mail
East India Company
Indies
All Agea
House of Commons
Mercator
P.S
London Gazette
Ag. G
Wurrehall
Aegis
Hamsuren
Wighness
Mecklenbourg Schwerin
War Office
John Fall
Hoborn
James Haviland
Bridgewater
Somersetshire
James Grover
Great Tower
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