Manifesto Summary by Prussia and Austria Warns France
The manifesto declares the King to be restored to liberty and authority, with ministers back to their duties and property to owners. It threatens trials for deputies, imposes military law on armed rebels, and orders destruction of those firing from windows. The Duke of Brunswick and Prussian forces pledge protection for royal loyalists and restrict vengeance without orders.
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France
Brunswick
Prussia
Kingdom of
National Assembly
Paris
National Guards
Beuxswick
Duke of
Royal visit and European affairs dominate Windsor to Weymouth trip
Readers learn of a royal progress from Windsor Lodge to Weymouth for six weeks, with princes and princesses in attendance. Reports cover unrest in France and Europe, espionage claims, Spanish politics, Swiss actions, and naval postings, plus local elections, mining panics in Cornwall, and the Persevering Violet Soap promotion.
Riots in the North Country
Advices from Dingwall report the 42d regiment arrived to quell insurgents who behaved with restraint. Insurgents, though starving, did not kill livestock, and many surrendered to the Sheriff for lenient punishment. A further large group surrendered as port time ended. A misleading claim of 3000 sheep destroyed is rejected. An assault case against a local gentleman ended with guilty verdict. judgment to follow.
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Dingwall
King’s Bench
Moxuam
Buxton Visitors Attract Seasonal Theatre Scene
Buxton on August 4 records rising visitor numbers as Mr Crements and his family arrive from Treland while Dublin’s Provost remains absent. Duchess of Rutland and her white ponies are expected daily. The theatre, under Mr Wexsn, with Mrs Wentworth as heroine, draws crowds. Two gouty valetudinarians clashed at the Wells over a glass of water, ending with a severe blow to one toe.
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Buxton
Crements
Treland
Dublin
Duchess of Rutland
Wexsn
Wentworth
Arrivals at Harrowgate Crowded by Nobility and Guests
Harrowgate continues very full numbers have been obliged to leave it for want of accommodation. We are surprised there is not more lodging houses built here, those who have ground would surely find their account in it, as the demand for private lodgings every year increases.
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Rogat
Augusta
Evizasetu
Mary
Sophia
Amelia
Windsor Lodge
Weymouth
Duartes Gorvon
Continent
Duke of Brunswick
Holland
Charles
Prussia
M. de Caraccioxo
Naples
Flanders
Prince de Paix
National Assembly
League
France
Beane
Potentiai
East India Company
Fiott
House of Commons
Cambridge University
Somersetshire
Thomas Dyke Adano
Gore Landon
Grenville
Coxe
Watts Horton
Bur Goyne
Preston
Harry Gorvie
Atpipee
New Shoreham
Sompting
D’aranpa
Spain
Marquis of Buxamar
Department of Grace and Justice
Don Pepro of
Acuna
Council of State
Count da Canapa
Duke of Atcunia
Duke of
Mevina
Cornwall
Anglesea
Penzance
Middlesex Division
Turfn
Edmonton
Prince of Wales
Society of Royal Brigish Bowmen
Acton Park
Anne Warrincton
Warrincton
Marchioness of Sarissury
Hatfield
Herts
Duchess of Richmont
le Clerc
Goodwood
Sussex
Dr. Byncham
Deptfordyard
West India Station
Dublin
Yth
Ireland
Wexford
Enniscorthy
James Sanperson
Newgate
George
Edworph Clarke
Bond-street
Iffeworth
Justice Bond
Hackney Coach Office
Lansdown Fair
Exeter
the Inn
Wells
London
Cornhill
Great Britain
Harrowgate
Married. Two weddings at Brodsworth and Holborn
On Tuesday the 14th instant at Brodsworth the Rev Matthew Woodford Prebend of Winchelster married Miss Maria Thelluffon daughter of Peter Thulluflox of Brodworth Hall. Wednesday at St Andrew's Holborn Thomas Lynch Goleborn of Jamaica married Miss Mawhbey daughter of Sir Joseph Mawbey Bart. Also details of price of stocks and bonds listed as part of the notice.
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Brodsworth
Matthew Woodford
Winchelster
Augusts Phipps
Lord Mulgrave
Maria Thelluffon
Peter Thulluflox
Brodworth Hall
Doncaster
Portsmouth ships sighted off St Vincent Cape
The portsmouth station reports ships under command Duke Alfred Brun Niger Juno Androm Orestes Rattlesnake Racehorse Spitfire and fiphone near Spithead. Capt Johnson on Henrietta from St Abensy saw the men of war steering west southwest. Followed by Orton Hannibal and Lord Hoop.
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Spithead
Duke
Alfred
Brun
Niger
Juno
Androm Orestes
Johnson
St. Abe’ Sy
Cape
St. Vincent's
Lord Hoop
Orton
Hannibal
Antiscorbutic Drops Patent Notice 1792
A Cage Mr Sprussury declares in a public notice that under royal patent his new bottles of Antiscorbutic Drops have fluted corners and indented wording to deter counterfeit copies. The notice, dated July 28, 1792 from Sobo Square, asserts the King’s Patent protection across Great Britain Ireland and abroad.
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Sprussury
Francis Sprissuryo
Great Britain
Ireland
Sobo Square
Arrivals at Sea Ports August 17 Inclemency Winds
Shipping list details arrivals at Plymoth and Portsmouth and Downs and Whitby and Limtrick and Doyver and in the River with vessels named Hawk s bury Rose Adriatic Hope and more from various origins including Norway Tranquebar Santa Cruz Dominica Quebec Petersburgh Grenada Cork and Lis bon with sailings to Hamburg Oporto Malaga Leghorn Dublin and Mogadore under wind conditions.
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Plymoth
Lord Hawksbury
Barkley
Bescoolen
Norway
Kraig
Tranquebar
Anna
Marisy Dahl
Santa Cruz
Portsmouth
Rose
Dear
Dominica
Adriatic
Waltham
Quebec
Whitby
Hope
Dickson
Petersburgh
Limtrick
Grampus
Miller
Operto
Doyver
Hicks
Africa
Charlotte
Man
Grenada
Leviathan
Stavers
Davis Streighhts
Jane
Swallow
Narva
Sincerity
Griffin
Elizabeth
Thomas
Philip
Ann
Bell
Evans
Cork
Dean
Williamson
Jose
Virginia
Balmar
Coles
Lisbon
Parker
Liverpool
Robert and Marys Stanford
Galipoly
Hamburg
Foster
Oporto
Hill
Malaga
Phoenix
Kitterage
Leghorn
Ketuish
Gilbert
Dublin
Deac
Mary
Cowling
Plymouth
New Ellen
Holmes
Lancaster
Queen
Mophett
Forster
Bacchus
Huntley
Mogadore
Theatrical Reports at Haymarket Evening Shows
Yesterday evening at Haymarket featured All in Good Humour with the Spanish Barber and the Son-in-Law, plus The Battle of Hexham with Katharine and others.
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Turatre Haymarket
Hexham
Katharine
Etruchio
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Stanislaus Xavier Monsieur
Charles Philippe D’artois
Louis Joseph Condé
Louis Henri Joseph Bourbon
Lambert
Putnirson
Dragoon Guards
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Lord Carucart
Birmingham
India House
Alex
Montgomerie
Berborough
Aten Cooper
Charles Drummond
Lestock Wilson
Vanhuart
Britannia
Edward Cumming
Warley
Henry Wilson
Pigot
George Ballantyne
Berrington
Thomas Ley
Oxford
Fort William
George Simson
Earl of Chesterfield
Henry Burges
John Eastabrooke
Honnglton
Princess Amelia
George Milletes
Princes Royal
Gosames Horncatite
Rodrey
Triton
Wiliam Agnew
William Henry
Ralph Dundas Marquis of
Lansdown
David Tolme
Charles Mitchell
William Pitt
Ohn Wordsworth
Earl of
North Country
Count Zenobia
Countess of Pembroke
Robert Goodere
Goodere
Dutton
Chanivex
Capt
Crawford
Major Barnston
Gill
Goldie
Majoribanks
Lee
Hodgson
Brooksbanks
Wood
A. Campbell
Marwood
C. Constable
Constables
Harrison
Goodall
Buck
Hibbert
E.gibbons
Fordyce
Corbett
March
Terrier
F. Blake
Lady Blake
Master Blakes
Miss Blakes
Wilkinton
Maitland
Miss Baldwin
Miss Macartney
Crommelin
Maude Mills
Maude Matter Maude
Harvey
Walker
White
Mits White
Ivrs
Bolden
T. Toucher
Burne
Miss Burne
Bateman
Wammond
Miss Marwood
Clarmont
Inpta
New Navy
India
Mails
Amrived
Waterford
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