Im Minsterial Dispatches From London to Condé and Sweden
From Whitehall July 13 details of a capitulation offer to Imperial forces at Condé and reports of strategic shifts in Europe. Sir James Murray and Henry Dundas sign the dispatch regarding the town’s surrender and gate access to troops. Also notices appointing envoys and ministers to Stockholm, Berlin, and Copenhagen, with St Peter and St Antiocha colonial updates and bankruptcy entries.
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Cwhitehall
James Murray
Bart
Duke’ of York
Henry Duridas
George Henry Rose
Berlin
James Craufurd
Copenhagen
Surrender Notices and Dividends Listed at Guildhall
A long OCR fragment lists surrender dates for various tradespeople including Edward Dawson a Leeds grocer and William Chipman a Croydon butcher with sessions at Guildhall and Attorney names, followed by a dividends section noting payments to merchants, dyers, brewers, carmakers, and mariners in Bristol Nottingham New Sarum and London, with certificates due by August 3.
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William Cousins
Maidstone
Kent
Ulyth
Guildhall
Fairtank
Ely Place
William Weart
Evershot
Dorsetshire
Tinman
Mermaid-ien
Yeovil
Somersetshire
Attornies
Dyne
Windsor
Gough-quare
Samuel Weed
Maidenherd
Rammer Tavern
Bristol
Ates, Jenkins and Co. Newino
Edward Dawson
Northamipton-Areet
Clerkenwell
Eheclwright
Quild
Hall
Attoqnies
Smith
Red Lion-sheer
Thomas Vatey
Leeds
Yorkshire
Furrénstey
Mall
Poultry
William Chipman
Croydon
Guildhell
Beaih
Cote
William Wasner
Greenwich
Atreraies
Flrs
Carsons
Pump-court
Temple
fFohn Batchelor
Spottiswoode
Aufinelriars
Joshu Hill
Bagnio-cour
Newgate-Greet
Mith
Attornes
Swain and Stevens
William’ Gould
Buddy
Rummer Tavern
Jesnins and Co
Robert Southey
Bath- Tavern
William ‘Shoter- Rickwon
New Sarum
King’s Arms
Hugh Atherstone
Brent Wilenyard
Nottinghamsshire
Raminn
Nottingham
Edmund Hammond
Caale
Long-acre
Gascayne Graham
Comptontreet
Soha
Haberdasher
John Nicholls
Pristol
Surrender of Conde Reported. Royal Moves Amid Foreign News
Morning dispatch from Whitehall confirms Conde's surrender as crowds trade news of the Duke and Duchess de Harcourt plans at Newnham. Royal dining at Windsor Lodge follows reports of Camp near Valenciennes and the Marquis of Townshend's first militia review at Warley Common Camp.
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M. Farriant
Messingers
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Conde
Duke
Duchess de Harcourt
Newnham
Oxfordshire
Prince of Waters
Duchess of York
Sopura of Gloucester
Windsor Lodge
Duchess of Gorvon
Newmarket
Stawext
Valenciennes
Marquis of Townshend
Aides-du-Carp
Warley Common
Sunbury
Pomrrtt
Grodno
T Fargowitz
National Convention
Fr Nce
Chabet
Charenton
Zimay Paine
France
Sutherland
Third” Régiment of Foot Guards
Broad Way
Westminster
Allied armies poised to crush French Jacobin regime in Europe
A projected coalition of 160000 Dutch army, 109000 French troops and supports from Prussia, Sardinia, Spain, Austria, and Royalist forces advances on Paris. Valenciennes, Condé, and other fortresses are to fall. Lyons and Perpignan may join the assault as the war accelerates toward a final outcome.
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France
Europe
Colosfus
Netherlands
Vale:ncrennes
Germany
Valexciexznes
Condé
Maebeuge
Bouchain
Cambridy le Dyerney
Landrects
Valenciennes
Paris
Flanders
Prussia
Mentz
Lorraine
Castre of
Bitche
Wurmser
Sarpinza
Savoy
Rhone
Lyons
Nice
Var
Provence
Perpignan
Bayonne
Languedoc
Gascogne
Upper
Huningen
Franche-compé
Burgundy
Channel
Méditerranean
Proposals Reported in Vienna on French Accord Plan
Vienna June 24 A circulated report outlines four accommodation proposals by M le Brux French Foreign Minister. They include France acknowledging a constitutional king and indemnifying courts at Lexia and Berlin for war costs, with the Bourdon succession to be based on a durable basis. Emigrant decrees would be tempered by equity, while current French instability delays negotiations.
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Milano
M.le Brux
France
Berlin
House of Bourdon
Chelmsford Assizes Trial of Crowder for Robbery Led by Two Highwaymen
At Chelmsford Assizes, John Crowder alias Burch faced judge and jury for the April robbery near Newmarket on a pair of gentlemen with notes and cash valued at many pounds. Evidence tied him to the crime via a bay mare and a rat-tailed hare, while a Beaconsfield arrest and bribe offer were cited. The jury returned guilty after a precise summing up, with the judge warning of the death penalty. The affair followed by a separate burglary on Epping Forest and a Thames drowning incident witnessed near Blackfriars Bridge.
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Justice Buller
John ‘Wiltshire
Sylias Crowder
Burch
Beryrof
Humpnary Howarth
Montrearzy
Ndar Woodford Weils
Epping Forest
Newmarket
Contr
Howarth
Mr. Howorth
Graham
Johnson
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Aazard
Willie
Pugili
London
Joan‘son
Montolieu
Beaconsfeld
Bow-street
Brosux
Convic
Wiltfire
William Hill
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Thomas Millington
Stepney
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Manchester
William Holt
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James Meredith
Radnorshire
William Bargett
Rochdale
Lancrshire
James Howard
Lancashire
Solomon Barnard
White’s-row
Spitalfields
William Clark
Ewood
William Morris
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Kennington
Surrey
William Weaver
Worcester
Joseph S Aart
Wolverhampton
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