Treaty details of cession and exchange with Tippoo Sultann in 1792
The document outlines territorial divisions and exchanges between the Allied Powers and Tippoo Sultaun, defining districts north and east of the Caveri river to the Company and west and south to Tippoo Sultaun. It covers delivery of forts, guns, and stores, and includes provisions on prisoners, boundaries, zemindars, and polygars. The treaty was signed near Seringapatam on March 18, 1792, by Cornwallis, with true copies for the Company, the Nawaub Afoph Jah Behau der, and the Row Pundit Purdhaun Behauder, witnessed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namkul Sunkaghurry
Salem Ourupoor
Attoor
Permuity
Caveri
Tippoo Sultann
Faid
Tippoo Sultaun
Seringapatam
Tippoo Sultani
Tippoo Sultans
Faid Tippoo Sultann
Faid Company
Faid Nawaub Afoph Jah
Azeem Ul Omre
Purdhaur Behauder
Tantia Behauder
Seringipatam
Cornwallis
Calicut
Pethwa
Sultan - O Anagoody
Banganpilly
Chinchurtmulla
Singputtun
Chilwara
Koorkoor
Duamoor
Koorkeor
Purdham Behander
Nawaub Aleph Jan
Kopul
Kaneckgurry
Gujenderghur
Purdham
Dawar
Dummoor Howanoor
Nt Bankapoor
Sirkully
Keloor
Gudduck
Gooty
To be Granted on or Before September First
John Maynard of Liverpool dealer Jacob Ware John-street Mary-le-bonne coach-maker John Boydell Stratton-street Piccadilly wine-merchant appear in this notice listing individuals and their trades with a deadline of September first for a grant or similar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maynard
Liverpool
Lancashire
Jacob Ware
John-street
Mary-le-bonne
John Boydell
Stratton-street
Piccadilly
Freftich Army Repositions Toward Frontiers in Belgium
Brussels August 14 The Freftich announce troop movements along the Rhine Moselle frontier. Troops from Maubege camp march toward the frontier while Maulde camp near Maubege hastens to reinforce General La Fayette. Dumourre Raa de attempted to attack Austrian posts, captured prisoners, but two columns in retreat mistook each other, causing casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freftich
Rhinéardi
Moselle
Alfac
Lorraine
Maubege
Maulde
M.dumourrex
la Fayette
M. Dumourre R.aade
Royal Family Attends Service As Council Meets In Town
London reports a royal church attendance and an afternoon Esplanade walk. A council at the Secretary of States' Office, with Pitt and other officials, ends after four. News notes include Ireland and Poland political shifts, Paris affairs, church robberies, and local marriages and bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirr
Lord Grenville
Pitt
Duke of Richmont
Lord Hawxsbury
Weymouth
Eyre
Ruscomb
Berkshire
Count o’Aerars
M. Pe Catonne
Pd’armfeldt
Stockholm
Goieg
Coblentz
Poland
Russia
Germany
Prussia
Exeter
Lawton
Cheshire
Streator
Derbyshire
Romaldkirk
Yorkshire
Groffett
M. Perton
Paris
France
Hbig
Guypickens
Bow Street
Sampson Weicut
Lord Sempre
Hirx Ingol
Croydon
William Whitmore
Thamesftreet
Miss Weicut
Norwood
Richard Moors
Blunden Moore
Byfleet
Surry
Trimmer
James ‘Trimmer
Brentford
Middlesex
Wrockwardine
Wiltiam Puillips
Wrockwardine Wood
Anne “Moss Taylor
Donington Wood
Salop
Paris Doused in Fear as Tribunals Assume Control
Descriptions warn of swift executions by a Tribunal, with key figures in the monarchy and court, including the Duke de Charelet and Prince de Poix, among the victims. The National Assembly tightens power, courts and guards are reshaped, and royal prisoners are isolated as the city endures curfew like conditions and street illuminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cere
Mylgen
National Gerida
Duke de Charelet
Prince de_Poix
M. de Flenvieu
M. Thierry de Fille
D' Avray
Charles -Lameth
D’ Aban
Ferge Bertryncourt
Parioth
M. de la Borde
W. Reau
Paris
Krne
Temple
National Assembly
Center
M.a Faye Ette
M. la Fayete
M. Charles Lameth
Banantin
Normandy
Alexander
Barnave
Duport
Tertre
Duportail
Montmorin
National Assembly Debates and Paris Uprising Actions
Reports from the National Assembly describe gendarmerie clashes near Paris and orders to move in secret to Place Vendome to exterminate brigands. It notes abolition of Louis XV birthday ceremony, a pyramid honoring those who died for Liberty, and plans to form a battalion near Paris. Brest and Herault transport priests to Spain. A special Paris tribunal is created for crimes of the roths and royal palaces evacuations are ordered with oath mandates for public officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League
Place Vendome
National Assembly
Louis XV
M. Robertpierre
Louis XIV
M. Chandiex
Brest
Spain
Department of Herault
M_ Téuriot
Department of Paris
Louvre
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G. F. Cheery
Gov
John Morris
S. Auchmuty
Whitehall
Riya
Earl of Exetn
Brussels
Joseph Lawrence
Fareham
Southampton
Bug'e-inn
Titchfield
Hall
Poultry
John Whitfield
Tower-street
Guildhall
Jackson and Long
Davenport Sedley
Kennington-green
Surrey
Otober
Suttie
Manchester
Westminster
John Barney Sumner
Bourn End
Hertfordshire
London
Atrornes
Lane and Edmunds
Hatton -Garden
Joseph Crns
Peter Corns
King’s Head
Salford
Richard Pilkington
Chamber-house
Rochdale
White Bear-son
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