Conge d’Elire for Carlisle Bishop and other notices
The King approves a Conge d’Elire to Carlisle Dean and Chapter to elect a Bishop after the See’s vacancy. Edward Weables Vernon is recommended for election. Also, Dr. James Cornwalls receives Windsor Deanry and Wolverhampton register in place of John Douglas. Plague reports from Constantinople and Smyrna. Swedish king arrives in Stockholm. bankruptcy enlargements and lists of debtors with surrender dates. notices of sales and certificates scheduled for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Carlisle
James Corn- Wallis
Lichfield
Coventry
His
Chapel Royal
Castle of Windsor
Wolverhampton
Knights of the Most Nobile Order of the Garter
John Douglas
Salisourg
Constantinople
Smyrna
Adrianople
Robert Backhouse
Christ Chugeh
Barry, Baker
Guildgall
William Wilkinson
Rathbone Place
Oxford-freer
Money-Scrivener
Guilhall
Ivison
Mount-street
Berkeley-Square
Edward Johnson
St. George’s Fields
Surry
Carpenter
Guildhall
Tunnard
Bucklesbury
London
Thomas Grocott
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
Crump
John Mitchell
Stafford-nowre
Halifax
Yorkshire
Clothier
Manchester
Gabel
Lincoln’s Inn
Old Buildings
Wiliam Bangham
Shrewsbury
Draper
Gabill
Lincoln's
Jon Oldy Buildings
Ge Thomas Kiss
Birmingham
Chafer
White Hart Inn
Digbeth Street
James Wortham
Castle-street_ Holborn
Royal Levees and Tangled Controversy In The Times
Public days at St James on Wednesday and Friday for the King's Levees. royal attendance at St George’s Chapel. Commentary on armament costs, Inpra stock speculation, and a Tunisian Dey change in Algiers with Baba Mahmet’s death and Srox Hassan’s succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Earl of Faucourere
Wwitiig
Admiral Dicey
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
Roya
Queen’s Lodge
Constantinople
Russia
Oexiakov
Ft. India
Prrr
Ely
Srox Hassan
Dey
Baba Mahmet
Algiers
Religious war erupts Catholics and Protestants in Uzes
Disturbances sweep Uzes with kathol killings and plunder. A gunsmith slain, seven more Catholics seized or jailed. National Guards seize arms, burn a Duke d Uzes portrait, and fines levied for gaminghouse. Regiments denounce patriotism, gibbet erected with slogan. Court absolves M. 7 sexis de Reeles of high treason.
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di Guard
Uzes
Place Publique
Regiment de Bourgogne
la Lanterne
Ci-Devant
Sieur Ltenarv
Palais Royal
Avignon
National Assembly Debates on Finance and Civic Oath
A report from the Committee of Demesnes confirms a Deed of Exchange between the King and M d Arremont. Finance spokesman Cernon seeks 50 000 livres monthly for palace works, while de Cufine warns of squandered national property if reform delays persist. The Assembly adopts the proposal amid vigorous debate, then proceeds through articles on the executive, interior administration, and civic oaths for officials, with Camus urging broad oaths and public questioning of ministers. The session continues with discussions on judicial power taxes and foreign relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
M. Charles Lameth
Aigues Mortes
Committee of Pensions
M. Camus
Ott
M. Gamus
Allied Powers Ministers Propose Premature Peace Terms
The declaration reports Anglo Russian and Prussian ministers’ presentation to the Court of Russia proposing negotiations for a defensive frontier demarcation and peace based on Octakow and nearby districts. It outlines possible cession of Octakow to Russia with neutral zones, Turkish assurances, and conditions to protect navigation on the Niefter while preserving Ottoman sovereignty on other shores.
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England
Pfa
London
Bern
Porte
Wetersburgh
Denmark
Russia
Bog
Niefter
Octakow
Rutha
Niester
Tell-Gli
Oczakow
Berlin
Europe
Frenchmen Arrested in Spain and Parisian Claims of Equality
A report notes several Frenchmen arrested in Spain including a rich Paris merchant and a National Assembly member who complains to the Corregidor that equality decrees apply to all. It mentions an insurrection at Charenton over wages, a plague in Constantinople with many deaths, and various European court moves, with discussions of refugees, Prussian honors, and Swiss canton fear of French principles.
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Spain
Paris
National Assembly
Charenton
Constantinople
Biscroft- Swerder
Prussia
Duke de Purienac
Vienna
Emestor
Monbijou
Duke of York
Frederica
Prince of Orange
Prince of
Desfau
Ferdinand
Canton of
Berne
Switzerland
Sovereign Council
France
Dowstas
Salisbury
Burns
Count la Morte
Wm. Gray
Dend-street
London
Brussels
Also Mentioned on This Page
London ‘Gazette
Romelia
Stockmolm
Sweden
Cee
Henry Barnet
Newgate Upon Tyne
White Hart
Newcattie Upon Tyne
William Grove
Southampton
George Inn
Andreww Narice
Thomas Crozgon
Penryn
Corsiwell
High National Court
the Court OF
Prusia
Charles Whitworth
Williamm Fawkener
Count Gotz
Peterburgh
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