Royal Drawing room arrivals and naval weath of letters
Friday morning report from Kew Palace to St James's notes the Magusines and three elder Princesses arriving, Sir Thomas Shirley and Colonel Surraley, with a large audience in the Drawing-room. Mentions Lieutenant Governor Simcoe’s Quebec voyage, 41st regiment in Ireland, and details on various officers, licensing debates, forgery at the Bank of Ireland, and Greek Church oath in East Lithuania. Also reports a fire at Temple Bar and planned executions in Warwick.
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Kew Palace
St. James's
Thomas Shirley, Bart
Surraley
Leeward Islands
Dunpas
Princess de Castelsiara
Srucoz
Canada
Barcuary
Tripoli
Barbary
Simcoe
Quebec
Ireland
Warde
Prescot
Leland
White
Dundas
Cuaruzs Gorpon
Duchess of Leinster
Kildare
Henry Fitzgerald
Miss Boyle
London
Daury-Lane
Flagmarket Opera House
Bank of Ireland
East Lithuania
Poland
Corograd
Yarlington
Mary Ann Jackson
Temple Bar
Warwick
Greenock
America
Turkey
Europe
Mahomet
Sportimex
York
France News From Paris On Fresh Constitutional Delays
The Paris dispatch notes the new Constitution unlikely to reach the King for approval before midweek, with nobles flocking to Paris, provision prices rising, and plots to curb the assignats discussed. Arms discoveries in frontier towns, including 4000 muskets at Nice, are reported as elections proceed and electors verify powers amid security measures.
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Dupertail
Epinal
Par le Duc
Paris
Nice
Pasis
Puyfordes
Department of
M. de Lomenie
Keovenus
El-Devant
St. Mare
St. Domingo
National Assembly Debates Royal Sanction on Taxes and Princes
The War Minister reports revolts in regiments while the Assembly pushes for strict measures and debates rights of princes. It considers whether decrees on taxes require Royal Sanction, discusses eligibility and titles for royal blood, and contemplates public contributions and fiscal measures.
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M. Demesaier
Midorlin
Prince de Conde
Louis Joseph de Bourbon Conde
M. d’Andre
Prinee
de Conde
de Corti
d'Arteis
M. Duport
Colonial Committee
M. Beaumets
Fraud and counterfeit coin case at public office
Yesterday in the public office area W Aupixctox examined for fraudulently uttering bad silver. A prisoner begged a half crown for two shillings and returned with a bad shilling. he was taken into custody and committed for further examination. Suspects and a suspicious woman were seen with John Holland and others linked to base coin activity. Holland, Mary Brown and accomplices were committed for re examination.
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Bifare W
Barlis
Tongacre
John Holland
Aield
Hylland
Mary Brown
Holland
Weston’s Park
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Nichols
Loeale
St. Clement's Parish
Riots in Liverpool Quieted by Civil Guards and Patrols
In Liverpool on August 29 the mob stayed quiet through Saturday night and Sunday but work was protected by civil power. About six o'clock near the Custom-house workers returned to docks under guard. A ringleader was fired upon and jailed. By noon rumors of approaching rioters spread. troops and special constables mobilized, shops shut, but about 150 rioters, many women and children, dispersed peacefully. Lord Pembroke's Dragoons arrived and more troops expected. 300 peace officers sworn in. Rioters damaged tools of those at work and roving bands persisted but patrols set for the night. Peace may take time to fully restore.
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Manchester
Lord Pembroke
Dragoons
Dugist
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France
National Assembly
de Dauphine
Besille
Department of the North
BI. de Rehenbean
Nantz
Guillaume
Feilel
Robertoierre
M Silery
MM. Gerp
M. d'Orleans
Metfrs
Berazave
Magnet
Readaleter
M. Pincent
Friends of the Civil List
Splblic
Bor
Liverpool
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