French Army Units on Frontier Front
From Vatenciennes July 6, reports say Luckner's force may not resume the city position. Peasants are paid not to till ground once occupied. Villages flee to cities. some peasants arm to guard harvests. Austro-deserters arrive. patrols bring prisoners. La Fayette’s army left Maubeuge for Montmedy. Maulde camp holds about 4000 men with reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Luckner
Vatenciennes
M. Dumourtier
Tagklay
Lucxyer
M. la Fayette
Maubeuge
Montmedi
Maulde
Prussia's Army Moves Toward Rhine With Large Host
June 23 report from Caffel describes Profan Army marching toward Coblenz and Rhine banks by end of July. Combined forces, including emigrants, could exceed 100000. Luckner shifts toward Givet and Metz while French commanders align. Eighteen thousand Russians expected. Luckner’s camp repositioned near Eamar[s].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Greenitz
Rhine
Duke of Brunswick
Prussia
Hungary
Austria
Palatinate
Luckner
Givet
la Fayette
Metz
Sedan
Avennes
Sth
la Chapelle
M. de Montefquieu
la Morliere
Montefquou
Eamars
Dows
Orchies
Friday Correspondence Payment Note for Advertisement
Friday afternoon message to correspondents states a paragraph from J. RB. at LoucuporawGt must be paid for as an advertisement. The terse notice records a chargeback for the alphanumeric reference and directs payment before publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RB
LoucuporawGt
Foreign dispatches report no news on armies from France and Austria
In the morning mail from Flanders no news arrives about French and Austrian operations. The King of Hungary was elected Emperor as Francis the Second at Frankfort. The Duke of Brunswick becomes Field Marshal by a commission signed by Prussia Austria and the Empire, taking command of the three armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
King of
Fiungary
Frankfort
Francis the Second
Duke of
Brunswick
Prussia
Austria
Empire
Crisis in Paris as Jacobins and Monarchists clash
A Paris dispatch chronicles a tense crisis as Jacobins and Monarchists clash in the aftermath of royal concessions. Riots erupt near the Tuilleries and National Assembly tensions rise with petitions to reinstate Petion while Department officials suspend deputies. Reports note threats to seize the King as federated forces loom and rumors of an approaching denouement in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuilleries
National Assembly
Hotel de Ville
Mr. Petion
M. Manuel
M. Pesion
la Lanterne
M. Petion
Rhine
M. Mammy
Frankfort
Santerre
St. Antoine
France
M. Beauliex
Marines
M. de Laffart
Bois de Boulogne
The
Commons
Sans Culottes
M. D’ Ariois, Conde, &c
Letter from M Petion to his fellow Paris July 7 1792
A translated missive from M Petion dated July 7 in Paris proclaims he is suspended from his functions following the June 20 events. He conveys calm lany froid and hopes a superior authority will vindicate him through the law, signing his plea for innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duel in a Grove Ends Without Fatality
Two gentlemen met for a duel in a field behind the Grove near the Hall with seconds present. After firing at eight paces both shots misfired and a dispute over the second round was settled amicably after seconds intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Prince of Wales patronizes Royal Kentith Bowmen at Dartford Heath
Royal Kentith Bowmen held their annual Silver Bugle Horn prize event at Dartford Heath with patronage from the Prince of Wales. Rev. Mr. Dodd received the horn after advancing and kneeling. A grand dinner followed at the Lodge with about 1160 gentlemen present until early Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Kentith
Prince of
Lords of Session
Scothand
York Buildings Company
Alexander Mackenzie
Seton
Mackenzie
Notable Middlesex Justices Appointed and Local Marriage Update
The list of magistrates appointed under the new Act of Parliament for Middlesex includes Serjeant Kirby Nathaniel Contant Bins ames Petit Andrews Gascoigne and others. The two vacant appointments may be filled by candidates Colquhoun Wycombe and Colonel Gorvon. On Thursday mr fes c blankenhagen of Amsterdam married Miss tm m harben of walthamstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J ' Wycombe
Timothy Neeve
H. Scott
Alderman Clarke
Ohn Graham
Thomas Pye
Mr. Bennetts
Frederick Matthew
William Bramire
Rourert Cranks
Gorvon
Fes C. Blanckenhagen
Amsterdam
M. Harben
Walthamstow
Rain Lore From St Swithin Day Proverb Note
A fragment notes St Swithin was Bishop of Winchester and died in 896. It mentions a proverb that if rain on St Swithin Day lasts an hour, forty days of wet weather follow, and cheekily links the bishop to wetness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Swithin
Riverboat Log of Ship Positions and Encounters
On April 13 Captain Browne spoke with the Grange and M Bonald bound for Virginia via Janse cay, six days out, then passed eurifoh and Greaves en route to Africa. Captain Tucker of the Union reported a black-sailed unnamed ship from Patent for London at lat 44. brig At 32 out to days all well. Captain Byrne of the Allanson spoke with the brig Mary Pravo from Artiflefdan to New York, lat 45.81 log 40.26 eight days from the Lizard, all well. On the 22nd a ship Swift Greenock bound for Newfoundland at lat 47 reldng 36 47 Cape. Bafworths of Molly spoke with Barbara Corlefs from Jamaica to Lancaster lat 46 long 44 out five weeks all well. On the 20th the brig Stag from Newfoundland to Poole at lat 50 39 long 18 43 ott 15 days. On the 3d infty off Cork Head the brig Pitt Srouk Cork for Lisbon, returning against contrary winds.
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Browne
Flip Grange
M‘bonald
Virginia
Janse Cay
Eurifoh
Greaves
Africa
Tucker
The
Union
Patatent
London
Byrne
Allanson
Cape
Bafworths
Molly
Barbara
Corlefs
Jamaica
Cork Head
Pitt
Srouk
Cork
Lisbon
Ships Arrive and Sail Orbits Near Plymouth July
Shipping news lists arrivals at Dover Plymouth and Liverpool with vessels such as Swallow from Waterford Three Brothers from London and Catherine Maria from Veilite. Other ships include Lady Taylor from Jamaica Neptune for Africa Birmingham Packet from Philadelphia and Providence from Oporto with multiple London London trade links.
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Plymouth
Swallow
Crawford
Waterford
Hse
Hope
Pinsent
London
Moffar
Oporta
Catherina Maria
Landre
Dover
Lady Taylor
Black
Fom
Jamaica
Neptune
Thomson
Africa
Whitehaveh
Cummings
E Varcent
Bristol
Birmingham Packet
Simmons
Paigladelphia
Lee Ee
Liverpool
Providence
Richardson
Oporto
Adriana
Robertson
Philadelphia
Abby, Wilson
Barbadoes
Bosteon
Galen
Eddy
New Brunswick
Commerce
Campbell
Princess
Royal, Young
Lucy
Genesis
Planters
Johnson
Briffot
Hayman
Falmouth
Perseverance
Atkinson
Aid
Thompson
Petersburgh
Ann
Sinclair
Belfast
Horas
Parerfory
Narva
Margaretta
Doorm
Amsterdam
Dean
Wind N.N.E
Hercules
Buffel
Antigua
Jackal
Cartwright
Smyrna
Matthay Moll
William
Jane
The Battle of Hexham and Farce at HayMarket
The theater at HayMarket presented Yesterda Evening with The Battle of Hexham or Days of Old, plus the new Farce Young Men and Old Women. Also listed The Surrender of Calais with All in Good Humour in the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarkket
Yesterda
Hexham
Calais
Marriages Published From Bath and Northamptonshire Clergy
Yesterday at Michael's church Bath Thomas Walters of Bath Easton married Miss Sophid Skynner daughter of the Rev John Skynner Rector of Easton Northamptonshire. On Monday Rev Charles Smith Rector Alder-manbury wed Miss Sawyer daughter of the late Anthony Sawyer of Heywood Lodges Berkshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludford- Harvey
Lucy Wemnoon
Alderman Sie
Michael’s Church
Bath
Fhomaz Walters
Bath Easton
Sophid Skynner
John Skynner
Easton
Northamptonshire
Charles ‘Smith
Aldermanbury
Miss Sawyer
Anthony Sawyer
Heywood Lodges
Berks
Obituary notices from an English county paper
Tuesday evening Sir Thomas Blackett Baronet of Bretton Hall is dead his estate passes to William Bofville Esq the title extinct and Major Arthur Leith of the 69th Regiment is appointed to brigade duties in the Leeward Islands also Mr Thomas Kerr heir of Robert Kerr late Commander of the Princess Royal Indiaman dies at Cupar and Miss Maria Raymond daughter of Stephen Raymond of Potton Bedfordshire dies in Stafford Street Piccadilly Tuesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Blackett
Bretton-Hall
Barnsley
Yorkshire
William Bofville
Arthur Leith
69Th Regiment
Leeward Islands
Barbadoes
Cupar
Thomias Kerr
Robert Kerr
Princess Royal Indiamin
Tueday
Stafford-freet
Piccadilly
Maria Raymond
Stephen Raymond
Potton
Bedfordshire
Meeting of Creditors at Guildhall Tomorrow
A list of creditors meeting at Guildhall scheduled for tomorrow includes Gale Barnes coal-merchant Jacob and George Ware John-freet Marybone coachmakers Darbyshire Banner Crutched-frings merchants and others. Dividends are noted for Ploud Forster Charlton Smith Roffiter Page Law Bramston Roberts Foulstone with various stock prices and bonds shown for Bank Stock and Consols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Gale
Barnes
Jacob
George Ware
John-freet
Marybone
Robert Darbyshire
Bread-street-hill
Thomas Porter Banner
Newe-court
James Hardy
Nightingale-lane
Grocer
Phineas Jacob
Norwich
Catherine Atkins
Pall-Mall
Chittener
James Buckley
John Coppendall
Norton Falgate
LE Ee
Joseph Mopwood
Long-acre
Laceman
Robert Cauley
Worthip-square
St Jensthan
Hayne
Thornhaugh-street
Apothecary
Eary Billington
Great Russell-street
Mercer
Constantine M‘guire
Fore-street
Merchant
William Ploud
Cannon-street
Martins-lane
Forster Charlton
Tavistock
Woollen-draper
George Smith
London
Marmaduke Roffitér
Union-Areet
Stone-Mason
William Page
Union Brewhouse
Wapping
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Caffel
Cob- Jentz
Mesto
Gotthigue, Heichfeld
Conentz
Ceenadiers
Pomerania
Malburg
Fryburg
Fulde
Regmien
Lower Silesia
Gorlitz
Gotha
Fuzileers
Silesia
Bareith
Wuigbourgs
Bitcoffsheim
Manheim
Furiteers
Hussars
Coblentz
Westphalia - Otals
Citizens
Bank of Scotland
Portsmouth
Lord Hoop
Duke
Lord Hood
Knight
Alfred
Bazeby
Roger Curtis
Orion
York
Leaky
Woodley
Hunt
Dover Harbour
Smith
Juba
Arsault
Whitehaven
Sheepscot
English
Byron
Scarborough
Godfrey
Adamant
Newfoundland
Scotland
America
Newbery
Holyshead
Purfleet
Ship News
Diebs
Ty Holland
West India
Dublin
Guildhail
S.hs “Bank
Long Ann
Navy
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