London Gazette Notice of Appointments and Bankruptcies
The London Gazette item reports Lord Hervey’s appointment as Minister Plenipotentiary to Florence and James Allan Park as Vice Chancellor of Lancaster County Palatine. It notes the Hague visit of the Prince Stadtholder and Princess of Orange and their summer residence, plus Paris royal entries. Bankruptcy superseded notices list William Boynton and others surrendering properties in Bristol Exeter Leicester Bristol and Derby, with dates and venues. Dividends and certificates scheduled at Guildhall and associated inns across July and August for multiple debtors and creditors.
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Whitehall
Tling
Lord Hervey
Praordinary
Florence
Ducuyo Z
Lancaster Ormos
Somerset-Place
Duchy of Lancaster
James Allan Park
Lincoln’s-inn
County Palatine of Lancaster
William Swinnerton
Hague
Prince Stadtholder
Princess of Orange
Prince of Orange
Sweden
Aix-la- Chapelle
Ferdinand of Prasia
John Hopkins
Lsst
White Harrina
Old-market
Bristol
Atturaies
Meily
Hill and Meredith
Gray’s-Inn
London
William Baflard
Exeter
Bear-ian
Lixeter
Turner
Lecter
William Bacon
Berwick-fired
Soho
Guildhall
Aittorney
Johnson
Furnival
S-Inn-Court
Hailborn
Royal Court and Paris unrest reported in Windsor and Paris
Monday morning notes detail a Windsor Lodge concert and a Kew Palace card party with royal events, plus a Prince of Wales lunching with the Queen and a Whitehall council. The Paris scene includes rioting, royal fears, republican plots, and warnings carved into public notices and letters from key figures.
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Windsor Lodge
Mayzsvy
Kew Palace
Prince of Wales
Secretary of State
Oce
Whitehall
England
Jockey Club
Sale Hill
Kuvourion Society
Paris
France
Daurans
Franes
King Louis XVI Departs Paris as Assembly Grips Crisis
The National Assembly hears a Bor deaux pledge of 20 000 volunteers ready to defend the state and constitution. Deputies report King Louis XVI's deposition plan, his stated reasons for leaving Paris, and his memorial as he prepares to retire to Montmedy with his family. The Queen remains at the Tuilleries as the King and court explain their route and safeguards.
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Bordeaux
Sevine
Marne
Brisoe
Meaux
M.d’Estatrne
Yvonchet
Cqueen
Thuilleries
Paris
Montmedi
Peine
France
Monsieur
Frankfort
Deserters and treason charges loom in French proceedings
Readings report desertions by General Officers from Pas de Calais with several captured and jailed in Lille. Officers of the Royal Allemand arrested in Mezieres for treason. Bouille papers reveal troop movements and bribe plans. Assembly debates governor eligibility and education plans for the presumptive heir. commissions discuss the Interrogatoire du Roi libel.
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Department of the Pas de Calais
Peenthierre
Lile
Bastille
Department of Ardennes
Regiment Royal Allemand
Mezieres
Paris
M. de Bouille
Chalons
Montmedi
de Bouille
Louis Dors
Bea
M.de Boule
Ing
Ak ‘ Embliv
Committee of Constitution
Iséir
National Assembly
Shail
Paris Political Debates and Passport Letter Amid Turmoil
Paris scenes from June 29 reveal moves to strip Louis ne Bougnon of royal privileges and discuss a regency council with no Regent. A separate letter from M Simonin about passports for a Russian-affiliated couple alleges passport misuse and requests publication, noting Madame de Korrr and Madame de Siscreman residents of Petersburgh and Paris.
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Paris
M. Girou Dire
Wening
The
Friends of the Constitution
Louis Ne Bougnon
Krxe
M. LE Comte
Baronets
Baroness de Korrr
Petersburgh
Baron de Korrr
Madame de Siscreman
Madame de Klorer
New measures under review by authorities in Ottawa
A brief note mentions new measures that might be necessary, signed by LP. D'Orleans. The text cites potential government action but provides no dates, places, or clear details on scope or actors.
Declarations Read Amid Assembly Debates and Reports
The assembly debated declarations with Tronchet noting the king’s desire for duplicates and a committee to report. The Penal Code articles were decreed and Chadrom urged archiving the declarations. An evening session heard many addresses while introducing 2900 surgical apprentices declaring patriotism.
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M. Tronchet
Fale Smbiv
M. Chadrom
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Shadwell
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Waddon-court
Croydon
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Albion-under-Line
Lancashire
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Peter Heapy
Stocksom
Chester
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Crutchwd-friars
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Stockport
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Graveney
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Ringwood
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Shepley
Wainforth
Ealmon
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Suutton-ground
Westminster
Baronsside Court
Sam
Grardes du Corps
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Davruin
Liaute-fontaine
Soifans
Mesdames Lamier
Rrae Eee
M. Duparc
BM. Porleans
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Bone
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Kise
Aladaine Ruigsanre
Nowire
Thayyy
Marte
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M. Simolin
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D’orleans
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