French Constitution continues and war powers outlined
The text outlines royal and legislative powers during war, including notices to the Legislative Body, approval of declarations, and peacetime governance. It covers sessions, formation of committees, decree readings, royal assent rules, and limits on executive troop movements. Also notes public dispatches and various European happenings: Barbadoes unrest, Danish ships, Paris camp shifts, assignat losses, and a prize ruling involving the Nymbú crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dressins
Petersburg
Secretary of State’s Office For Foreign Affairs
Whitehall
Writwost
Fawkener
Barbadoes
Durham
Croftbridge
Hepworth William- Son
Darlington
Farewell Hall
Sharpe
Rochester
Ebdon
Purcel
Admiralty of
Copenhagen
Neptune
Norway
la Grenelle
Paris
Geneffe
Germany
Lennois
Palatinate
IM. Rochebrune
National Assembly
AZ. Desmoureaux
Chintfurah
Nymex
East India Company
James Maxbot
Nymru
Victory over Turks at Maczin Camp
The Turkish camp at Maczin fell into our hands after yesterday's action with the Turks. The Grand Vizier Justien Pacha watched from a tent on an eminence and ordered the execution of a Pacha of Three Tails after the battle. Many prisoners are still arriving at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube
Justien Pacha
Maczin
Klerfowa
Horse Racing Races at the Course Note
Sporting intelligence recalls a Saturday meeting with races including the P or Wales horses Serpent and Devi Sing. Winners include Mr Bullock's Poor Soldier beating Grey Pumpkin. four miles for roods. multiple heats and bets listed. crowded field with noted riders and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. H
P. of Wales
B. H. Serpent
Sit
Sib
Egremont
Wyndham
Foley
Pelham
G. Cavendish
Barrymore
Bullock
Eclipse
Poole
Riots and Trials Span Several Towns in August
A colonial era summary reports trials and sentences across Worcester Northampton Chelmsford AyLesbury Lewes and nearby areas. Included are four prisoners from Showell Green Kingswood Meeting and others for sheep stealing burglary robbery and transportation sentences. Notable cases involve extortion and a counterfeit coin vendor apprehension at a Mail Coach Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmincham
Worcester
Mary Cox
Robert Cooke
William Raffel
Showell Green
Wiliam Rice
Thomas Coley
Kingswood
Howie Rice
Chelmsford
Gould
Justice Wilson
Thomas Allen
Ann Marth
William White
Isaac Bowtell
John Hyssop
William Smith
James Briggs
Newport House of Correction
Nicholson
Wivenhoe
Daniel
Customs
Mack
Corporation of
Colchester
Dunkirk
AyLesbury
Buckingham
Elizabeth Trudgate
Sarah Mills
Harry Wheeler
Taylor
Fulmer
William Adey
29Th Regiment of Foot
Portsmon garrison salutes and fleet movements reported
The Dutch frigate at Spithead displayed varied colors and fired a royal salute for the Princess Sopara’s birthday. Grand Fleet cruizers sailed toward Weymouth led by Captain Frederick in the Romulus, with Hood’s Hebe in Southampton water. Vessels arrived from London Sunderland Newcastle Swansea and Havre de Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spithead
Mizen
Sopara
Mina
Nassau
Grand Fleet
Weymouth
Frederick
Hood
Southampton Water
Mr. Rose
Roebuck Custom-house
Stiles
Lymington
Madden
Johnson
Fanny
White
Neptune
Maiia
London
Endeavour
Hurrell
Sunderland
Alexander
Tane
Cato
Redpath
Newcastle
Jane
Footner
Swansea
Havre de Grace
Arrivals from Davis's Straits and Greenland Reefed
The Britannia with five fish Watson, Queen Charlotte with seven fish Wheatley, Peggy Clay and Aurora Stavers with four fifths each, and Success Stevenson with two fifths. Friends Stevens with two fifths from Greenland. Priscilla Reed from Davis's Straits arrived at Shields with three fifths. Marlborough Turnbull from Davis's Straits at Whitby with three fifths. Experiment Bell from Greenland arrived at Lynn with one fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’s Straits
Britannia
Watson
Queen Charlotte
Wheatley
Peggy
Clay
Aurora
Stavers
Success
Stevenson
Friends
Stevens
Greenland
Priscilla
Reed
Shields
Marlborough
Turnbull
Davis's Straits
Whitby
Bell
Lynn
SUIP NEWS ARRIVALS AT DOVER AND PORTS
Arrivals show multiple ships from Dublin Cork Virginia Barbadoes Petersburg Batavia Newfoundland Jamaica Dantzig and Gibraltar reaching Dover Bristol Cork and Liverpool. Vessels named include the Betty the Ann the Hope the Iris the Unity the Fenfeenheid and the Ceres with crews listing origins from Seaford Chaiietown Virginia Petersburg Jamaica Newfoundland and more. Wind north east August 8 9 shifts noted as ships sail and remain flagged with Circe frigate and India pilots aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angiea
Dover
Betty
Butcher
Dublin
Cire
Cork
Somacroth
Seaford
Young
Chaiietown
Bristol
Ann
Barbadoes
Rand
Dominica
Peace
Colley
Virginia
Hope
Forster
Winterton
Iris
Fetherey
Peterfours
Liverpool
Unity
Lambert
Parbadres
Portsmouth
Braune Rof
Hantel
Dantzig
Captain Cook
Cibson
Dan
Nile
Quick
Petersburg
Bersey
Gerrard
Gibraltar
Drat
Wind N.E
Neptune
Scott
Barton
Minerva
Wilson
New Providence
Little Sam
Hall
St. Patrick
Hurley
Circe
India
N. E
Prince of Asturias
M‘carty
South Seas
Surrender of Calais and other theatre listings
Surrender of Calais noted with Piety in Pattens and Inkle and Yanice showings. Wedding: James Hunter to Mills Rebecca Thompson in Glasgow. Obituaries: Mrs Dayrottes, Mrs Webbe Welton, Mr Rigail, J Jennings, and Robert Hartpole among others. Corn Exchange reports mixed grain prices and a sharp drop in oats and general market weakness. bank stocks and bonds listed with multiple price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Inkle
James Hunter
Mills Rebecca Thompson
Andrey Thompson
Glasgow
Sutton-place
Surrey
John Webbe Welton
Exeter
Robert Harvey
Grenada
George-street
Hanover Square
Dayrottes
Solomon Dayrottes
Woodford-bridge
Rigail
J. Jennings
Dudley and
Ward
Sloancrect
Shrule
Carlow
Queen’s County
Ireland
Robert Hartpole
Earl of
Aldborough
Cork
Francis Carleton
Carleton
Corn Exchange
Angel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pimary
Sporting Intelligence
Lewes
B. Hi
Devi
Northampton
Matthew Moody
Mawson
Thomas Adams
Henry Haycock
Marner
Wm. Barlow
Thomas Pratt
Susannah Wright
House of Correction
Frances Beal
Yarmouth
Suip News
New Ann
New Navy
Waterford
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