Faris Mayor Details Crises and Food Shortages
Fragmentary Soviet era style report notes France facing civil strife and a sovereign mob in a bleak mood. Faris new mayor cites subsistence and police as key public concerns with daily grain sales and rice stocks mentioned, while warning of a harsh police climate amid broader upheaval.
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France
Faris
America
Eco
Ecole Militaire
French Assembly applauds English Whigs as unity with Mulattoes deepens St Domingo crisis
The National Assembly debated foreign society relations, printed English Whig resolves, and sent thanks to the Whig Society. It approved measures on Saint Domingue, including a decree to bar national taxes from other services, and affirmed collaboration between Whites and Mulattoes to quell rebel Negroes, while ministers debated duties and ambassadorial inquiries.
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M. Pajfore
Constitutional Whigs
Thorilln
M. Lacretelle
M. Paforet
Treasury
San Dominnigo
Department
Spain
France
M. Poiret
Cadiz
Marseilles
Malaga
Society of Whigs
National Assembly
M. de Averboult
St. Domingo
M. Dupont de
United States
M. d’ Avertoult
North America
M. Brifot
M. de Blaxchelande
M. Gazen
M. de Nardonne
Constituent Assembly
M. Ducafel
M. Genferae
Thessembly
M. Bier
M. Jizard
M. Dupert
Colonial Assembly
Cape
National Assembly Receives King Letter on War Dept Change
Dec 7 report notes denunciations from Citizens of Saintes and Finisterre against ministers and the Assembly. Martinico deputation qualified the colonial Assembly amid fears of restoring old government ties to England. A letter from Louis names Narbonne to the War Department replacing Duportail. The Assembly approved its reply to the English Constitutional Whigs and pledged a solemn alliance between English and French Liberty.
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Saintes
M. Duportail
Department of Finisterre
Marine
Martinico
Colonial Assembly
England
Colonial Committee
Br. Preident
National Assembly
M. de Narbonne
War Department
M. Dupartail
Louis
Assembly
The
Sons of Liberty
Order decrees large assignats to cover deficit
On December 8 the Day’s Order covered finances with a decree to issue 100,600,000 livres in twenty five livre assignats and 100,000,000 in ten livre notes once paper supply permits. Tax collection shortfall since May 1789 totals 909,090,009 livres. A letter from Rend of Terwan notes St Domingo seeks to treat with the American Congress as a sovereign power via M. Poulan.
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M. Camébon
St. Domingo
M. Poulan
American Congress
Skulls Found in Ground Behind Gardens Near Jattei Street
Workmen digging foundations near Wildernerow behind Cuarter-house Gardens uncover several human skulls and skeleton remains. It is claimed that 60,000 persons were buried on this site during earlier plagues, a fact not widely known.
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Wilderne&row
Cuarter-fouse Gardens
Jattei Street
Royal Court and World News From Windsor Park to Portugal
Reports describe royal hunting at Windsor Great Park and a grand dinner at Carlton House for MPs. Dispatches to St Helena and Madras close, a fraud case at Birmingham and jewel recovery at Madame du Barres, while Potemkin's death stirs factions in Petersburg. Portugal moves with Spanish influence amid French Revolution tensions.
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Windsor Great Park
Ampassapola
Duke of Portrand
Prince of Wales
Carlton House
East India House
St. Helena
Madras
China
Lord Cuaneztier
Birmingham
Erskine
Madame du Barre
Petersburgh
Prince Potemkin
Porano
Krazty
Gibraltar
1St Battallion
Ad Royals
Sgth
Ireland
Ceuta
Barbary
Trelope
Coronel Beytram
Siberia
Indoitan
Manchester
Volga
Astracan
Caspian Sea
Asia
Great Wall
Cox
India
Bengal
Calcutta
Tippoo
Bombay
Fort St. George
Lord Cornwallis
Lord Clive
Prussia
Portugal
French Princes plan money coinage and Royal Office
The Frénch Princes scheme to mint coins here at par in great and mal tournoys values, 12, 6, 3 livres and 30 sols, alloyed and undervalued. One million affignats will fund army equipment in France. A Royalist Knighthood, Order of Favras, and a gold cross with inscriptions are proposed. Lifeguards head to Tournay. nobles promise French nobles will unite by January.
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France
Francé
Lewis XVI
Bed of Justice
Piwffia
Rehabilitarion de Farras
Tournay
Extraordinary Scottish hermit near Paisley a self taught genius
A man living alone by a mountain near Paisley Scotland for about fifty years tends a hut he built. Although illiterate, he serves neighbors with botanical remedies for wounds and ailments and acts as shoemaker tailor and studmaker. He farms and gathers herbs, doubles local grain, and offers calm philosophical observations on nature.
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Paisley
Scotland
Taylor
Studbandman
Wild fowl shot by ice accident at Oxford
On Wednesday last the eldest son of Mrs G Priddie of Lincoln College was attempting to reach wild fowl on ice near Oxford when his gun exploded as he struck the ice with the fowling piece. He died on the way home. Also, a carpenter in Whitechapel Road was killed when a falling frame dragged him by a nail. Other items note large butter exports from Ireland to Liverpool, a perilous voyage of the Fly from London via Selby, a Coventry whipping for domestic desertion, a Worcester fair with cattle and sheep selling well, and frost-bound ships at Ramsgate with Canterbury’s Stour river frozen.
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Mra G. Priddie
Lincoln College
Oxford
Liverpool
Belfast
Needry
Kinsale
Ring
Dublin
Winter
Selby
London
Pece
Coventry
Lible
Worcester
Ramgate Harbour
Canterbury
Stour