King grants prebendary and notices of titles in London and Dublin
From the London Gazette August 14 notices confer a prebendary appointment on Charles Masg at St Peter's Westminster. Dublin Castle passes letters patent creating Viscount Macartney of Dervock. Militia commissions issued. Bankruptcies enlarged and superseded. Dividends scheduled in Essex and Norwich. Certificates to be granted by Sept 9 to several tradesmen. Addresses to the King from clergy and Cornwall noted.
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Whitehall
Cuarres
St. Peter, West
Minster
Rob. Clive
Dublin-Castle
George Lord Macartney
Order of the Bath
Viscount Macartney
Dervock
Antrim
Royal
Hamsshire
George Frederick Pitt
Goodman’s-fields
Thomas Babbs
Great Coggershall
Essex
Sten
Three Cups-inn
Colchester
Roberto Séwell
Norwich
Angel-inn
Wiliam Pallifery
Moorfields
Fen
Guildhall
Henry Tucker
Marker-street
St. James’s
Westminster
William Edwards
Tottenham-court
George Syder
Thetford
Norfok
Samuel Wilson
New North-street
Red Lion-square
Taylor
Willis Gibb
Finey
Cornwall
London Dispatches on Polish Crisis and Royal Retirement
London reports detail Lord Gower's intent to quit Paris without orders if a move to depose the King arises. The Empress of Russia warns Poland's ruler to abandon force, threatening alliance with Berlin and Vienna. Constantine Pawrowitz is named heir, and Russia may extend influence southward. Lord Macartney foi China patterns drive British manufacturing towns to export displays.
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Tris
Paris
Lord Gower
Britain
Royal
Prince of Wales
Potana
Berlin
Vienna
Poland
Constantine Partowicz
Russia
Europe
Saxony
Constantine
Pawrowitz
Ang’ Alfies
Anifria
Prufsia
Oliver Crom- Well
France
Cardinal Mazarins
Dunkirk
Luens
Lord Macartney
China
Halifax
Huddersfield
Wakefield
Bradford
Nations Assembly
National Assembly
Royal Gala At Windsor Castle Marks Festivities
Eleven o clock report from Windsor describes a magnificent gala in the Castle in honor of their Majesties with the Prince of Wales the Duke and Duchess of Clarence and others arriving. The Queen's Lodge supper in St George's Hall featured about 170 nobles and notable figures including Mr. Pitt. The event opened with the Prince of Wales and Princess Royal leading the ball, tables arranged along the hall and a red silk curtain setting the sideboard.
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Prince of
Brighton
Parenee of Wales
Euch
Mr. Pitt
Riy Monp
Dorset
Beprorp
Lexus
Bucxincpam
Sauissury
Earl
Harrington
Chesferfi—Eld
Earl Beaurev
Catracart
Brisk Covent Garden opening planned with private royal box
The Covent Garden Theatre is rapidly progressing toward opening on the 17th of next month with the inner scaffolding removed and a private royal box already built for the Queen's Family use. Details on the Ranger at Richmond Park and a long list of varied items fill this late 18th century column.
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Ranger
Richmond Park
Queen's Palace
Richmond
Extraseta
Mr. Tattersat
Covent Garden Theatre
Leicester
Harborough
Camal
Thames
Trent
England
Portugal
Brazils
Brazil
Burcoyue
Cloysters
Westminster Abbey
Thearre
France
Paul Foues
Aiward Arkwright
Matlock
Cromford
Hurt
Holland
Savoy
Turin
Surrey
France Paris August 1792 National Assembly debate and Proclamation
Report on a heated National Assembly session in Paris discussing the deposition of the King. Mob violence erupts around deputies with National Guards protecting. dispatch includes Louis XVI proclamation urging unity, condemning conspirators, and defending the monarchy amid advancing armies.
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National Assembly
M. Jean de Bry
M. la Favert
M. Faublanc
Eby M. Brifor
Lind
Mesfis
Buadiane
Duwoulardy
Guatremesé
Gaivardin
ME la Fayétte
Palais Royal
Aema
National
fulgeGt
Paris
M. Peston
France
Landay
Louis -XVI
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