Weekly Remarks on Politics Warn of French Crisis
The piece argues France risks civil strife as a weak king and a single chamber legislature empower a prone oligarchy. It warns that even a king chosen ministerially will be controlled by a powerful Parliament and a future despotism could arise, with Mirabeau as a dangerous influence. the royalcypher’s future hinges on this balance.
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France
Europe
National Assembly
London notices and civil appointments in early modern era
Court of Directors to read Worcester advices at East India House. King's levees Wednesday Friday, Queen's Drawing Room Thursday. Pitt and Dunpas dined with Rupert Smith near Ware. Earl of Turner tours Italy. Sir Jonny Rous to become Baron Henham. Bastrrce dispatched to Sir Robert Arnsuiz in Constantinople. John Clementson named Deputy Serjeant at Arms and Lottery commissioner. Count Almerpa to arrive Christmas. Mont. Friere to depart for American States. Royal Escape vessel breaking up at Deptford. Lisbon Mail arrives. vessels bound for London. Canals bridges roads expanding in kingdom. Bridge over Trent at Gainsborough to Retford turnpike. Drought devastates southern and eastern grazing lands. water carried to Foulness Island cattle.
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East India House
Worcester
St. James’s
King’s
Queen’s
Pitt
Dunpas
Rupert Smith
Ware
Herts
Earl of Tuaner
Wimpole-street
Italy
Jonny Rous, Bart
House of Peers
Baron Henham
Henham Hall
Suffolk
Bastrrce
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Robert Arnsuiz
Constantinople
Lords of the Treasury
John Clementson
Count Almerpa
London
Mont. Friere
Deptford Yard
James the Second
Feversham
Continent
Lisbon
Howe
Braithwaite
Falmouth
Trenty
Gainsborough
Retford
Hull
Gainsborough, &c. &c
Nottingham
Birmingham, &c
Thames
Essex
Foulness Island
Debated Articles of the French King Guard Reform
In the National Assembly M Thouret presented the Constitution article on the King’s Guard. Vadier and Roterpierre opposed widening guard privileges, and articles decreed restrict the Guard to service and limit royal family rights. The Duke of Orleans challenged the citizen status rules citing royal kin relations and threatened resignation. Proceedings adjourned.
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National Assembly
M. Thouret
M. Vadier
M. Roterpierre
National Guard
Duke of Orleans
France
M. d’Oreans
Royal Excursion From Windsor to Weymouth
Their Majesties and the Princes visit Dr. Douglas, Bishop of Salisbury, at Salisbury then Lyndhurst. They proceed to Weymouth for a month staying at the Duke of Groucester's house with Mr. Pitt and Lord Grenville joining the royal party.
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Royal
Exiraseth
Windsor Lodge
Stockholm Dispatch Notes Royal Visit And Finland Fortification
The King arrived from Aix-la-Chapelle and stayed at Haga before attending the French Theatre. Guards and cannons have been increased on the Finnish frontier as Sweden prepares for possible mobilization. General d Arinfelt keeps part of the army ready. the status of renewed friendship remains uncertain.
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Aix-la-Chapelle
Haga
France
Strick
Stockholm
Finland
d’Arimfelt
Notable Fatalities in Tiproos Army September 1790
List of persons of note killed in Tiproos army during September 13 and 14 1790 at Sattimungulum and Showoor sent by Mr Matter from Poonah includes Burhamnald dhen Abduh Tullum Mahomed Ibrahim Mur-Abbas Nowayed Mur Aly Mukie Mahomed Buckshy and Seid Agini among others. After actions Trorco ordered wounded Europeans collected to 17 and sent to Seringa patam claiming victory with three principal English officers among prisoners.
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Tiproo
Sattimungulum
Showoor
Matter
Poonah
Burhamnald Dhen
Tippoo
Abduh Tullum
Mahomed Ibrahim
Mur-Abbas Nowayed
Mur Aly Mukie
Buckthy
Mahomed
Bushaun Uld Dien
Seid Agini
Seringapatam
Friday Settling Day at Consels Stock Exchange
Friday as settling day at the Stock Exchange proceeded smoothly with no defaulters. Brokers suffered losses estimated between 20 and 40 thousand. many failures fall on principals as well as brokers. A woman wounded by her husband a pork butcher of Scrutton Ground Westminster died yesterday in the Westminster infirmary.
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Stock Exchange
Scrutton Ground
Westminster
Westmiaster
Freedom of the city awarded to Wrymouts and Calvert in Glasgow
The Magistrates of Glasgow grant the Earl of Wrymouts and Joan Calvert, Esq. M. P., the freedom of the city. The report follows on hunting meetings in Perth, stock market concerns on Navy consolidation, and a striking account of Waterford’s affizes with a calendar of criminals, plus harvest notes from Monster Ireland and an annual Maldon fair on September 14.
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Earl of Wrymouts
Joan Calvert
Glasgow
Cateponian Hunt
Perth
Hunt
Earl of Lauderdale
R.D. M’queen
Braxferd
Campbell
Menzie
Duncan Campbell
Lechnel
William Wemyss
Cattle Hill
Pitt
Waterford
Brit
Monster
Ireland
Maldon
Essex
York Sporting Intelligence three handicap heats details
York on Wednesday August 24 featured a subscription purse for four mile heats for five and six year olds with entries Lord A Hamilton Walnut and Traveller and Mr Wentworth Gustavus and others. Rosalind won the two mile heat and Weathercock led a four mile event. Officials included Tara Fitzwilliam and Lord A Hamilton with purses of fifty pounds.
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City of York
Lord A. Hamilton
Highflyer
Prince of Wales’s Bay
Mr. Wentworth
Waftell
Toby
Alfred
Hamilton
Prince of Wales
Wentiworth
Gustavus
Y. Morwick
Baker
Gavendish
Luke of
Norfolk
Garforth
Rosalind
G. c
Garrick
Tara Fitzwilliam
Ron Rosalind
Sir C. Turnee
S .B. H. Weathercock
Butler
Wentworth
Ron Weathercock
Portsmou th Auguust naval seizure at harbour
This report from Portsmouth notes that the ship Andromeda arrived with 600 casks of foreign prints and various goods seized. Fire ships Vulcan and Fifi are to be paid off. The Edgar a 74 gun ship was paid off the same day. The Niger frigate and Vulture sloop were paid off the following morning.
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His
Andromeda
Sauspuxy
Edgar
Motoy
Ship News Arrivals and Departures Across British Ports
A long list of ships arriving at and sailing from Dover Falmouth Dublin Lancaster Cork Liverpool and other ports. Names include the Brothers Summers from Oporto the Turners Young from Antigua the Catharine Carr from St Vincent s the Joseph Warringham from Jamaica and many more with origins such as Jamaica Lisbon Barbdots Newfoundland Almeria and Grenada. Winds vary NW to W and speeds are noted for several entries with destinations including Bristol Quebec and uebec.
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Downs
Worcester
Hall
Bombay
Talbot
Woolmore
China
Bavley
Fort William
London
Jamaica
Caroline
Didwards
Quebec
Dover
Andalusia
Gordon
Cadiz
Willian
Stoddard
Boston
Ceres
Carr
Swift
Linklater
Almeria
Larky Speer
Newfoundland
Unicorn
Rogers
Parnassus
Clow
Greenland
Plymouth-the-Mary
Bennett
Oporte
Falmouth
India
Delday
St. Laurence
Londongarry
Robert
Vau Han
Petersburgh
Clyd
Mary
Brown
St. Kitts
Courter
M'Larty
Barbados
Fortitude
Blair
Ivom
Grenada
Poole
Lark
Hokey
Creek
Fanny
Poe
Manchester
Wilson
Alicant
Prince Wiliam
Andrews
Leghorn
Liverpool
Susannah
Parker
Union
M‘namara
Lisbon
John, Fowler
Kenzie
Maryeland
Catran
Pain
Bristol
Recovery
Forrester
Foruebec
Wind
W. NW
EAL
W. S. WI
Earl Talbot
Snowden
Aston
Duchess of Leinster-born heir at Charron Ireland
Yesterday fo nighteen days the Duchess of Leinster had a for and heir at Charron Ireland. The Volunteer corps assembled on his Grace lawn and fired a rue de joye in celebration of the event.
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Duchess of
Leinster
Charron
Ireland
Marriages and a Chaise Accident Reported
The column lists several 18th or 19th century marriages including Capt Paget Bayley to Miss Colepeper and Mr Thomas More jun to Miss Martin. A Norwich wedding ended badly when a shared ride overturned and injured the bridegroom his bride and her father. Additional matches include George Townshend Fo ster to Wynne Jones and Frazier to Miss Morgan with age notes on the brides.
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Tursday
Paget Bayley
Royal Navy
Earl of
Yarmouth
Pilmstone
Cheshire
George Townshend Forester
Elnstey
Worcestershire
S Wynne Jones
Diwynegtin
Flinshire
Frazier, Gardiner
Death notices and stock prices from an English paper
Obituaries note the death of Lady Annesley of Ireland, Mr. Peregrine Shams, Mrs. Rigby aged seventy four, Mr. St John Livre and Mr. James Miller among others. The column also lists stock prices across Bank Stock, 3 per Cent Consols, Navy per Cent Ann, India Stock, and Irish Lottery tickets with varying bid and ask figures.
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Annesley
Ireland
C. W. Bamfylde
Hettercombe Park
Somersetshire
Tyadall
Peregrine Shams
Curtomhouse
Lansdown-road
Lothbury
Charles Ross
Craven-street
Worcester
James Miller
Shrewsbury
Wolverhampton
Navy
Bank Levg Ann
India
South Sea
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