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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 06, 1791

Page

2

Royal Levee at Windsor and Baltic fleet plans amid crisis

Reports describe a Windsor Levee with the King and royals, including the Bishop of Durham and Lord Amherst, plus a Russian minister interview. Amid notices of dispatches and possible Baltic operations, reflections on French politics, Bourke's letter, and potential Cromwellian parallels color the era as debates over royal authority, assembly power, and exile weigh on France. Local oddity recounts a South Weald fox den discovery with game.

Taurspar Rowan, Avcusta Exizanety Windsor Kew Kina St. James’s Kine Earl of Garroway Kise Lord Amherst Goldstick James Wincut Durham Salisbury Carlisle Joan Cuapp Lord SurFinip Lrrorey Henry Martin Mrr Ranke Newfoundland Governor Wentworth America Mr. Beauxter East Indies Lord Onstow Lord Grenville Fawkener Petersburg Lord Hoop Baltic France Prussia Germany Sardinia Marquis de Bourne National Assembly Paris Marquis of Bourke Montmedy de la Fayette Cromwell Oliver England Marquis of Bouille Cromwich Cuartes South Weald C. Tower Esg

Inauguration Day Observed in Brussels June 30

On June 30 the inauguration of Evbrrow is to be celebrated. Monsieur and Madame of France arrived from Jeans on the 25th, accompanied by an English Nobleman and his Lady. The Comte d Ax Tors passed through Cologne on the 25th. He lodges with Monsieur and Madame in a forged adjoining to the Court. The declaration he left behind is said to be written with his own hand.

Monsieur Madame France Jéans Paris Luxembourg Palace Flanders Comte d’Ax Tors Cologne Monsieur and Mapame Fioure Denmark M. RosEncrantz Russia Porte

Plight of Kings and Revolutions in Europe and Poland

A dense colonial era letter sheet reports on Marquis de Bourzie and the French crisis, praising the National Assembly’s discretion while noting attempted royal escape plans and the armies of Portugal and Spain. It covers Polish constitutional reforms with strong executive power, voyage notes, and ships wrecked during a hurricane near Madagascar. Also included are social comments on Louis XVI and a bizarre New York quirk about a family with multiple deaths from minor wounds and peculiar body markings.

Marquis de’ Bourzie National Assembly Europe Narxks France Frewen Kine Calais Dover Holland Flanders Spain Portugal Crarves Frost Duc D'Orlans Ricuaro Marquis of Gray’s Inn Duchy of Lancaster William Duke of Cumberland Grenadiers Norfolk Earl of Orford Earl of Breapalbane London C. Deveras Scotland Glenhvit Lerwick Shetland North Isles Poland Garrow Josuph Presidency of Fort St. George Vellore Trichinopoly Marulipatam Bairck and Cutham William Pitt Pitt Madagascar Eveax Cape Fallo Cape of Good Hope Smits Oliver Cy Harves Louis XVI Charles Stuart Louis Province of New York Winchester North Mountain Frederic County Zoll

Vienna Ministers Leave Congress Hearings Continue

Vienna on June 18 reports that ministers plenipotentiary quit Scziftove and moved to Bucharest leaving a note that the congress remains unbroken and they are ready to return if proposals come. War seems likely as a council of war met to prepare for campaign opening while a possible outcome hinges on Colonel Biscoor’s talks with the Emperor in Italy.

Scziftove Bucharest Biscoorswerperr Italy

The French Queen in Humble Present State

In the present humbled situation of the French Queen every man of generous feelings will lament that she once was The expectancy and rose of the age The glass of fashion and the mould of form Observed by all should have fallen into the contempt and hatred of a whole people.

Diplomats Presented at Czarsko-Zela Amid Peace Efforts

Petersburgh reports Mr Fawkener and Mr Carteret were introduced to the Emparis at Czarsko-Zela and to the Imperial Family during a private day at Court. The envoy lacks formal recognition, hindering peace prospects while Denmark pushes for settlement. General Rachmanoff heads to the Danube front. Soltikof and other generals remain at residence as Livonia commands loom.

Fawkener Court of London Carteret Emparis Czarsko-Zela FawKrxts Uch Rachmanoff Peterkin Danube Soltikof Livonia

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