Ratispn Declares German Support for Defense of Mayence
In a Dec 30 dispatch, Ratibson reports Emperor's posture against France and Austria amid coercive measures at Mayence. Custine strengthens lines near Mentz, with Bourneuw and Biron supporting, while Mayence pledges stiff resistance. proclamations threaten hangings for surrender and designate Mayence as conquered. The populace is disarmed as authorities seize arms. clergy taxed as defenses mobilize.
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Admiralty Commission At Charing Cross Ships In Service
A Wednesday afternoon board at the Admiralty Office, Charing Cross, orders one ship of the line and three frigates into commission for the Channel Fleet. Admiral Bixgincron assigned second in command. Cape GarrsTIAN to Captainship for Earl Howe. Duke of Craxeves to hoist flag on the Royal Sovereign. Several other ships receive captains. Dutch and Scheldt activities noted with Antwerp’s two million florins aid and Cherbourg repairs.
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Alderman Coombe
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Philadelphia
Congress
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Oxford
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Covent Garden Company
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Answer of the Right Hon. Lord Grenville to Chauvelin Note 1792
A condensed report of Lord Grenville's formal reply denying any public French ministerial status beyond the King’s representative, condemning France’s Decree and declarations on Scheldt neutrality, and warning that England will defend its rights and Allies. It notes further local notices about ships, weather, and public affairs.
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