Royal Court and Paris Crisis Chronicle Across Europe
Report covers a grand gala at St Cafflie attended by royalty including the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cambridge, with notes on Wimbledon dinners and shifts in Admiralty tenders. It details Louis XVI developments, Jacobin fears in Paris, and foreign letters from Louis XVI to Varennes, plus social notes on card parties, property purchases, and license reforms amid the French Revolution era.
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St. aiCaflie
Der
Duke of
CrameNes
Wil Liam
SoPuia
Gloucester
Dunpas
Wimbledon
Nesterday
Goa
Ogel
Ou ‘M. du ‘Bert Ranp
Marine
France
Louis -the X
Marquis de Bourtie
Louis the Xvith
Varennes
Paine
Louis XVI
Gibraltar
Tslands
France and Britain Clash Over Republic Decree
The document sent to Lord Grenville defends France's November decree offering aid to nations seeking liberty, while accusing British factions of sowing sedition. It cites attacks on constitutions in Avignon Nice and Brabant, condemns revolutionary agitation, and upholds the British constitution. The piece notes Lord Cathcart’s regiment to Ireland and a Covent Garden Theatre disturbance with two violators arrested.
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Béteer
Great Britain
France
Hi. de ClauveLrn
Franchfot
Aix la Chazelle
Brabant
Franckfort
Mayence
Dixia
Chapelle
Mos
Aix la Chapelle
Puffildorff
Gufiae
Dumburier
Europe
M. Chauvelin
England
Marpravine of Anspacy
Brandenburgh House
Lord Cathcart
Agth
Foot
Earl of Harrington
Ireland
Covent Garden Theatre
Byece
Difols
Copdua
Bow-street
Conkiechurt
Carty Street
Suita
Brussels Declares National Sovereignty Amid Conquest Debate
The Brussels proclamation of December 29, 1792, denounces the Right of Conquest and defends Liberty Equality and the Belgian Republic. Provisional Representatives condemn attacks on national sovereignty, pledge loyalty to liberty, and warn traitors who favor conquest. A separate note mocks a speech by M. icdita and reports a seizure of spirits in Jepsics ania.
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C.cyrtizenns
French Republic
Flanders
France
Beleia
Paris
Europe
Brussels
Dotrence
Louis
M.icdita
Maced
Meetings of creditors at Guildhall tomorrow
Long list of debtors and creditors tied to guildhall proceedings. names include James Rondeau Savare Gardens contractor. George Fawell Aldermanbury. John Lanitans Newington. James Lee Lambeth Road. John Davidson King Street. Thomas Jones Oxford Street. Elizabeth M? Chates. John Gilbert Tunbridge Wells. William Jones Lampeter. Charles La Roche. Robert Wing. Mills Saran Ann Dixon noted as deceased. various other merchants and tradespeople listed with finalities and remarks about marriages and deaths. Police and crime notes recount highway robbery near Bushy Heath with two assailants on a bay and black horse. personal items stolen and later partially returned amid distress.
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James Rondeau
Savare-gardens
John Lewis Cole
George Fawell
Aldermanbury
John Lanitans
Newington
Wax-Chandler
James Lee
Lambeth-road
Ohn Davidson
King-freet
Grocer
Pook
Mount-street
Toller
Homas Perger
Strand
Hofier
Ees
Elizabeth
Anthony McHargs
Ol Jane
John Gilbert
Tunbridge-Wells
Gnal
William Jones
Lampeter
William Favle
Swatlow-street
Fiat
Thomas Jackington
Thomas Tagion
Floyd Clay Peck
Chelmsford
Charles la Roche
Robert
Thomas Jones
Oxford-street
Joan Ferny
Cornhill
Jorpawn
Helmottan
Mills
Saran Ann Dixon
Marcus Dixon
London
Bunduck
Elms
Battersea
Higgins
Brett
Trinity Ial
Cambridge
Bushy Heath
Watford
Stanmeré
Marqus
Abercorn’s Gate
Bills of Mortality Report for City Year 92 Declines
The Bills of Mortality for the city show mortality at 93 percent, with 747 fewer persons than last year. Births reach 644000 and 2012 are reported as immixtures, while 31 ships arrived at Texel, with 22 damaged by contrary winds requiring repairs.
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Rmattiag
Texel
Vie
Fragments of a seizure of spirits by customs officers
A damaged text describes officers seizing between twenty and forty tubs of spirits concealed among cordage. The passage mentions individuals and places in a confused manner, referencing a deed, the Fooih of pointes Purfer, and Spithead during the ensuing week.
Final and Egmont in Brett Harbour patrols
January reports arrival of his majesty's cutter Final under Lieut Mation Commander from a cruiser off Brett Harbour. Intelligence forwarded to the Port Admiral and Admiralty. Egmont of 34 guns yesterday put in commission with Captain Dickson in command. Sprightly cutters under Lt Rows to cruise Brett Harbour. over 100 volunteers, mostly searest, arrived from the Eastward to join the warships now fitting in the harbour.
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Brett
Admiralty
Egmont
Festerday
Dickson
Rows
Bretty
Arrival of Lieut Coutts Opens Rendezvous for Royal Service
Last night Lieut Coutts arrived at this place and this morning the house of rendezvous was opened to receive seamen and landmen for his Majesty's service as the Wind from the northwest blows hard.
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Coutts
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Lind
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Roya
Hoffe
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Lord Grenville
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le Solidad
Agio
Hambro
Seville
Rye
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Bornholm
Regina
Henrietta
John Peterson
Swaart
Prince William Henry
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Queen
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Meer
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Castle-court
William
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Tallswschandler
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James Tolyer
Drury
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IO Edgarder
Old Ford
Caliico
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Blackfriars-raid
Wiliam Bowley
Rober
Smith
Smith, ‘Holborn-hill
Widham
Thomas Pearce
Tetenham-court-read
Hayton
Fashion
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Market-street
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George Such
Haberdisher
Banfield
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Thopkeener
Thames Hallow
Goldsmiths-street
Fibbon-Weaver
John Fanes
Bond-streets Haberdathet
Samuel Read
Taylor
Daniel Reading
Barnet
Isaac Hill
Edward James Grace
Greenman’s “Lant
Aes
Hico-Printers
Thomas Hedges
Cha
Thomas Martin
Smithfield
Merceripelecourt
Tay
William Wakeling Windmill-freet
Fanvaey
Pirmourt
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