Duke of York review and royal doings at St James Park
Yesterday at ten the Duke of York reviewed the first battalion of the Coldstream Regiment on the Parade in St James's Park then moved to the King's Guard at St James's and returned to York House. The Duchess remains mostly confined with a cold but improves. Royal progress and court chatter fill a page with notes on marriages, hunts, listeners, and court house banter, including Kenyon’s quip in King’s Bench and French colonial communications amid Caribbean unrest.
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Duke of of York
Caldstream Regiment
Foot Guards
St. James's “Park
St. James’s
York- House
Duchess of
Yorx
Duke of
York-House
London
Windsor Forest
Breaterport
Wates
Duke of Montfost
Hincarmsroke
Carncart
É&C
Duchess of York
Duke of Bepyorn
Grace
Lord Lowruxmrpton
Margaret Nicholson Fill
Lord Sywoney
Stone
Paris Revolt Rumors Stir as King Responds to Assembly
Reports from Paris describe a tense climate as emigres and patriots brace for potential upheaval. The National Assembly pushes a decree demanding the king disperse emigrants and prepare forceful measures to uphold the laws, while the king vows to consider the assembly's message and restore public tranquility.
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Germany
National Assembly
National Assembly Confirms Emigrant Payments and Military Funding
In Alais thirty people preparing to travel to Coblentz were halted as leaders were arrested. The Marine Minister resolved disputes with Axters Dey. The French envoy, seated near the Dey, pledged loyalty to the King and France, sending three horses as a gift. A vote approved 1,371,728 livres for bread and 1,220,960 livres for army forage.
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Alais
Coblentz
France
Axeters
Decree on Worship Places and Civic Oath Debated
November 29 report describes a decree repealing a proposal to let priests buy or hire worship spaces for themselves and relatives. It limits state funded National Churches and Oratories to state supported worship, allows unused houses to be assigned to others, bans priests who refused the Civic Oath, notes Protestant privileges, and mentions new ministers for Foreign and Interior Departments and the King’s plan to coordinate émigré dispersal and indemnities. The king vows sincere attachment to the Constitution.
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M. “Diditte
M. Neufchatear
Confession of Augsburg
Upper
Lower Rhine
Doubs
Jura
Kree
M. Devessart
M. Canter DE Gerville
Interior
M. Dessart
Treves
Mayence
Assembly Restores Moreton to Rank After Debate
November 29 evening report notes the Assembly voting to restore M. Moreton to his rank. The session included M. Damas denouncing a Lyons journalist who urged the people to murder the Directors of the Department and to make themselves garters of their bowels.
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M. Moreton
M. Damas
Lyons
Cahkier de Gerville Defends Constitution in Assembly
November 30 report on the interior minister's letter pledging loyalty to the Constitution. Commissioners from Doxingo testified of violent slave uprisings, massacres, and brutal discipline amid 100,000 insurgents. Portuguese traders and Spaniards are blamed. a plan for publication and colonial inquiry is set.
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Cahkier de Gerville
Interior Department
Doxingo
M. Blanchelande
M. Monneron
Gregoire
M. Bazire-only
M. le Montey
Colonial Committee
Public declaration on indemnity and Holy See communications
The Pore refuses any indemnity from the National Assembly of France over Avignon and the Comtat Henetfit and relies on foreign powers for support. The Holy See vows to defend its rights. Communications between France and the Holy See are broken off. The Marquis Quarantette arrives in Rome as envoy for Paris. Marquis Percies is named to attend the Aix la Chapelle Congress on French affairs. A deadly accident occurs in Orderly Park Middlesex as a keeper shoots a deer. a bystander dies the next day after being found by his wife.
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Kenyox
Cobb
Court of
King’s Bench
Gen‘tlemen
London
France
England
Dominica
O Gaber
Martinique
Eméurcade
Antigua
Port ‘Royal
Jth
Suears
Coblentz
Paris
Op Drury
Billington
Wells
Abington
Clive
Bellamy
Crewford
Woffington
Badger Excise
Ireland
Ruth
Irish
M. Luverfeault
National Assembly
Trevis
Mayence
Sorre
Roufbon
Europe
Alsace
M. Junard
Na Tional Assembly
Avignon
Comtat
Marquis Quarantette
Milan
Rome
Sarpinian
Marquis Percies
Prussia
Aixola-Chapelle
Orderly Park
Middlesex
Dee
Eeder
Ducre
Arrival of Abbe Maury to Rome Stirring Honors Expected
Implied by lines from Rome that Abbe Maury travels there to receive unprecedented Catholic and royal honors. The Pope is arranging an engraved portrait for the audience hall and the Cardinal Minister has urged lodging in Rome. Requests by the Pops and the French King’s Auritus seek portraits for their own use.
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Maury
Pops
Auritus
Bernis
Paris
Fever Ravaging Russian Forces Delays Congress Progress
Pienna reports a deadly fever sweeping Prince Temkin and most of the Russian army. Plenipotentiaries Sampson and Ribas, Reis Efferdi and interpreters Prince Moruf are gravely ill, threatening negotiations. Congress may meet elsewhere. measures planned in Transilvania and Gallicia to curb the pestilence.
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Prince Potemkin
Sampson
Ribas
Reis Efferdi
Prince Moruf
Transilvania
Galliciay
Debates in Diet Over Sale of Stas rofties and Treasury Plan
WFARSAW November 16 reports a heated motion to sell the Stas rofties and place their produce in the Treasury. The PrimAtgE of Poland, brother to the King, opposed the measure with a formal protest. Yesterday, debates focused on nominating Commissioners for value and tax across the kingdom, with a decision expected tomorrow.
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Poland
States agree to acknowledge Supreme Council and grant subsidies
Brussels reports the States have agreed to acknowledge the Supreme Council of the Province and grant the usual subsidies. Each Counsellor will receive 4000 florins per annum. With this compliance, an amnesty is daily expected to be published.
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Supreme Council of
Emigrants near Rhine plan to invade France before year end
Franks report that French emigrants cluster near the Rhine with intent to invade France before the new year. Germans fear foreign powers may only permit troop movements on their soil, and reports claim Ruffa Sweden and Spain will send ministers to princes while Naples and Denmark may join.
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Rhine
France
Worms
Mayence
Hood of Landaw
Oe Coups
Darmstadt
Manheim
Palatine
Mownsteur
Compte d'Artois
Sconbornflat
Count von der Leyen
Petit Couvert
M. de Caronne
National Assembly
Ruffa
Sweden
Spain
Miresters
Naples
Denmark
Furin
Trial charge at Bow Street signals further examination
On Wednesday last Reders Downs stood before Sir Sampson Wheat at the Public Office Bow Street, charged on the oaths of Charles King and Thomas Leicester with receiving the property of Joseph Everenton of Kilburn Wells. He was committed for re examination.
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Reders Downs
Sampson Wheat
Bow-street
Charles King
Thomas Leicester
Joseph Everenton
Kilburn Wells
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M. Vavsrane
Cords de Reserve
Louis
Santerre
Chama de. Mare
Louis D’ors
Joan Burt
Liege
Scholer
Pienna
Brussels
Frankfort
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