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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 10, 1791

Page

3

Diplomats From London Berlin Move Toward Peace at Vienna

High level negotiations between Britain Prussia and Austria aim to avert war with Russia and the Porte. Envoys Exetn and Schorweder report progress with the Emperor in Milan and Vienna. Talks cover concessions to the Turks, territorial exchanges, and potential coronation agreements, with Pozna? and Prague among referenced settings.

Italy Lord Exetn Eiscnorrswerver London Berlin M. BiscnorrswerDer Prince de Kaunitz Baron de L«Costs Russia Reichenbach Petersburg Lord Exci Florence M. Eischoffswerder England Prussia Porte Thorn Dantzick Anspach Bareith House of Brandenburg Bohemia Nachod Saxony Prague Old Ortova Croatia Unna

Bohemian deputation invites Emperor to coronation at Prague

A Bohemian delegation led by Count Borreman arrived to invite the Emperor to the coronation in Prague. News notes state a Parisian ambassador dispute, a war contracts memo with bakers, a francophone Liberty Club disbanded and Abbe expelled, and the Emperor signs a peace treaty granting Turks possession of conquered places while restoring captured cannons.

Bohemia Count Borreman Prague Noatrres Count Hatzreep Corps Diplomatique Count Hatztreep Prince Kaunitz Marquis de Noailles France Club of Liberty Vienna

Peaceful stock market and royal notes from the era

Fragments report stock gains after Petersburg advices and a rising Funds. Observations include Sweden’s subsidy loss, Spain’s Golden Fleece chapter, and French assignats executions. Reports cover English paper bans, nascent woollen factories in Scotland, Paris journalist cautions, a boarding school elopement, and a Margrave renouncing princeship for love. Oxford Blues ordered to Wolverhampton to quell rioters.

Lord Hoop Admiralty Spithead India House Hart India London Tavern Petersburg O&ober Oczakow Great Britain Sweden Spain Duke of Alba Fioripa Bianca Geneva National Assembly Europe Dundee Peebles Scotland Paris France Ansrata Binmincuam Priestry London Birmingham Oxford Blues Wolverhampton Willington Colebroke Dale

France Debate Over Constitution Sparks Political Turmoil

Paris reports clash over the Constitutional Chart as factions dispute royal power versus representative government. Widening currency shortages provoke fear of public unrest, with Parisian speculators in Affignats and widespread accusations of sedition and censorship among journalists, clubs, and conspirators.

M. de Montmorin Paris Place Des Rue Vivienne Palais Reya Maury Rue Dauphine Abbe Axieres Mademoiselle Raucourt Versailles

National Assembly debates rents and taxes in Paris

The National Assembly heard that payers of rents in Paris were accused of monopolizing assignments but cleared of calumny after a memorial. Debates touched land tax proof, then a call to expand the Cadet corps and school admissions. Reports covered riots, burning houses, a fatal fall, a death in Margate, a deadly Devon fever, and a Amsterdam clue tied to a recent fire plot.

Paris M. Merlin M. Souche Committee of Constitution M. Broglie Mezieres Arromdissement Minister of Justice Church Field Margate Ceeil Lioyp Richard Lioup Hindlesham Hall of Suffolk Totness Devonshire Amsterdam

Ode to the Birth Day of the Prince of Wales

An archaic verse extols the Prince of Wales with pomp and sacred awe. The poet lauds royal beauty and dominion, praising peace and delight amid valleys and hills, while celebrating a historic birthday with reverent tone.

Holiday at Soho Manufactory in Birmingham Riots

In Birmingham on August 11 the Soho manufactory celebrated the birthday of Misson’s heir, with 700 workers dining after the riots. Bourton praised orderly conduct, guests included women and children, processes of marching, toasts, country dances, a band, and fireworks, with spectators vast and the event ending late.

Soho Birmingham Bourton Misson Handsworth

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