Royal Affairs and European Politics Dominant In London Gleanings
London letters report the Prince of Wales departing from Carlton House for Newmarket and the Duke of Clarence dining with the royal family at Windsor. Commentary on French constitutional dilemmas, Baltic trade, and Saxony’s potential Continental influence accompanies notices on clergy, banking, court officers, and a violent incident in Northampton shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Clarence
Windsor Lodge
Prince of Wales
Carlton House
Newmarket
Baltic
Bruvféls
Créiz Wray
Ancror
Baccus
French National Assembly
France
Eoward
London
Duke of Portiamn
Henry Fitzcerarp
Petersorovex
Germany
National Assembly
Stock Exchange
Speculum
Caife d’Escompte
King’s Bench
Deveras
Sarissury
Order of the Garter
Vernon
Robert Smith
Colchester
Smythies
Count Lowenhaupt
Stockholm
Mijesty
Straelsund
Norwich
Bath
Duke of York
Hanover
Society For
Salop
Shire Hall
Shrewsbury
Parsons
Lambeth Marsh
William Ross
Oundle
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Turmoil across Paris as tumult grows in July heat
Paris reports daily disturbances as thousands of public works workers remain discontented. In the Theatre Francois area journeymen clashed with hatters, guards defended Thuilleries and roters were seized. Monastic monks arrested en route to the Low Countries. several officers tied to counter revolution plots face scrutiny. Authorities refer reports to Researches and Reports committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Theatre Francois
Battalions Aéte
M. de la Fayette
Monarchical Club
St. Omer's
Rochfort
Havse
Low Countries
National Assembly July 6 on Malta order and oath crisis
Process Verbal from Touron Administrators cites patriotism amid treachery by M de Glandevez and M Pofel directors of the Marine. Oaths debated, Malta order abolition proposed, funds found, and security measures urged as provinces brace for unrest with 6000 National Guards and clergy fanning discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touron
M. de Glandevez
M. Pofel
Marine
Order of Malta
M. Bouche
M. Perel
M. Formont
M. Peel
Mace
Champ de la Federation
M. Afabuet
Toulax
High Provisional Court
Orleans
Vessel detained on suspicion of gold aboard bound to Hamburg
July G M Je Couteulx informed the Assembly that a vessel under Rouen bound for Hamburg was stopped on suspicions of carrying large sums in gold, despite valid passports. A sailor claimed bribery to remain silent, but the Assembly ordered detention at risk of costs. The rest reports on Douay money seizure, army moves in the Low Countries, and the search for a Governor candidate with many unsuitable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ramel
France
Perpignan
Spain
M. Je Couteulx
Rouen
Hamburg
Germain
Douay
Paris
M. de la Tour Maubourg
Metz
Mons
Brussels
Compt d’Armois
Low Countries
Chatre
de la
Barberin
du Bouchage
Marine Artillery
Ducastel
Duduit de Romanville
Pages
la Fond
Noel
Chronicle
Air-ftreet
Hucueran
M.de Pontchartonin
Huguetan
Holland
Davip Williams
Bristol
Aed
Skerr
Glamorganlire
Engagement on the Danube Front Renewed Forces March
Vienna reports no official publication yet on the engagement near the Danube on the 16th with Turkish forces. Hostilities are to be renewed as regiments in Hungary and near the capital are ordered to march to the front. Archduchess Mary Louisa, daughter of Archduke Francis, died on the 23d after a lingering illness at sixteen months and five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danube
Hungary
Mary Louisa
Archduke Francis
Royal transfers and appointments in Salisbury and durham sees
The King orders a change of electing bishop duties for Salisbury as Shute moves to Durham and names John Garnett to Sutterton Vicarage. Royal sign manual recommends John, Lord Bishop of Carlisle, for Durham. Also notes public entries in Florence Constantinople Brussels and Amsterdam fire in the Admiralty with military promotions and surrender notices across regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteeary
Salisbury
Shute
Durham
John
Carlile
John Garnett
Sutterton
Lincoln
Same
Leonard Beridge
Levee at St James's as wind line arrives
Morning report from Wind sor states a noon line to St James's for a Levee. Yesterday it was confidently said that good news from France via India arrived. The Aiguillon packet was said to carry Madras advices claiming Tippon had given way where a strong stand was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. James’s
France
India
Aiguillon Packet
Madras
Tippoon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lon Down
Tuxspay
Lin
Gallra
Rince
Vienna
The
London Gazette
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Florence
Senate
Duke of
Brabant
Saxe Teschen
Hauge
Admiralty
Amsterdam
Orrice
Prince of Wales's
26Th Regiment of Foot
Regiment of Foot
Mungo Noble
Thomas Kingston
Benfign
Colin MacLean
Jose Enign
Per
Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot
John Raitt
Luke Cowan Mardyman
Alexander Riddell
Fot
Francis Stuart
John Stuart
Enea
Highland
Fisot
Ames Clark
John Campbell
William Phillips
Wesign George Lys
76Th Regiment
Samuel Rosbotham
96Th Regiment
76Th Regiment of Foot
John Wicks
Thomas Watts
James Thompson
Black-friars-road
Guildhall
Dooley and
Thomas
Crane-court
Fleetredt
James Carter
Maldon
Essex
Elev
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Guild Hall
Dawes
Angel-court
Gmorton-Street
Londam
John Martin
Yettminster
Dorfershire
London. Attorney, Mr. Dawes
Throgemorton-street
John James Maillard
Frederick Yeomans Waibrough
Stresthar-common
Surrey
Wax-Chandlers
White Lion-inn
Broadstreet
Ben J É
Stephen Cambridge
Therescimbe
Gigwecttershire
Dlathier
Talbot
Matbury
Gloucestershire
Ames Mather
Ordfal
Lancashire
Ohn Bentley
Castle-street
Holbern
Hamas Crockatt
Wapping
Skipton
Caven
Yorkeshire
William Bailey
St. John’ Street
Henry Clark
Leicester
Hofier
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