Prolonged Prorogation and Church Appointments in Britain
The London Gazette reports His Majesty in Council extending the current prorogation of Parliament to October 29 and approving Thomas Hughes as Prebendary of Westminster Collegiate Church, replacing the late Dr Nicholas Boscawen. The notices include sugar price averages, a series of bankruptcy declarations across England and Wales, and certificates to be granted by August 31 1793.
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Royal morning at Windsor and distant dispatches recount
Yesterday the royal family attended services at St George's Chapel Windsor then rode to Frogmore Lodge with the Princesses Royal Aucasta and Extra Beth. Duchess Yor visited Windsor Lodge Royal Parby and later Oatlands. Admiralty letters from Charing Cross to Plymouth will reach Gibraltar. Reports from Angers speak of Royalists reclaiming control after defeat, with Jacobins alarmed by Royclitts victory near Vebzers.
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AFFAIRS OF FRANCE AND NORTHERN CRISES IN 1793
Reported trials in Marseilles with Philip Egalité acquittal and continued confinement amid fears of Paris upheaval. Notes on Calvados releasing Convention commissioners, Petion and Barbaroux influence, Marat bust presentation, and a lengthy French telegraph invention by Chappe with costs and deployments. Also covers DuBois Dubois reply to Cobourg proclamation, economic decrees, and assorted London notices on clergy appointments, racing disputes, and local incidents.
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Fleet sails to the White Sea under Grand Signor order
Constantinople reports the fleet has sailed to the White Sea by order of the Grand Signor. Captain Pacha resisted the cruise but was forced by authority. On the sixth, the Grand Sultan moved all the Ladies of the Sergalio to his pleasure castle at Ketchana for forty nights, during which no one may approach.
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Memorial from Regent of France on Valenciennes
Vienna on July 26 reports Baron de Rouue delivered a Memorial from the French Regent to our Ministry. It requests after French troops capture Valenciennes to be admitted to sanction the seizure of that fort and other places by France. A written answer was promised. The Moniteur copy sent to General Ferrano claims the Valenciennes garrison killed 5 to 6 thousand men in several rallies, prompting the Prince to send the journal to show Paris was misled by such reports.
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Horror Daily in Dominica Reports Burning Estates and Executions
Reports from Dominica on May 30 describe daily arrivals from Martinique of burning estates and executions. Prisoners are killed as part of ongoing calamities, with horror spreading through the island.
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Spaniards take St Domingo and Dutch fleet arrives at St Kitts
Barbadose June reports Spaniards seize St Domingo and a Dutch fleet reaches St Kitts with troops. A Whaler with a Letter of Marque captured a French East Indiaman near the Line after a three day fight. The French captain was killed and the first lieutenant leaped from the cabin window as the ship surrendered. The prize sails with the fleet to a more favorable market.
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Admiral Gardner blocks Martinique harboring fleet
At Port Royal Martinique Admiral Gardner's squadron lies in strong blockade on Monday, keeping all entry and exit tight. An American brig loaded with cattle bound for Dominica was denied entry to Martinique and ordered away with threat of confiscation. General Woolley has died at St Christopher's and John Straniey becomes acting command until a successor is named.
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