Proclamation to Paris Citizens Against Royalty and Anarchy
A proclamation from the General Assembly of Eure denounces the Paris Commune as criminal and dangerous. It claims 1,800 troops would march on Evreux within three days under false pretenses and vows to defend liberty and the Republic though facing threats from factional, tyrannical forces. The text appeals to Parisians' loyalty and resilience.
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General Assembly OF
Eure
Paris
Evreux
Brethréai
Price of Stocks This Day At One OClock 3 Per Cent
Postscript lists stock prices for the day at one o clock with Consuls at 78 and Jada Stock at 213.3 with Dittu Scrip quoted at 2 9? The fragment notes the hourly quote and a miscellaneous scrip line reflecting the stock market summary.
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Pbc
Ann
India Scrip
Prem
New S. S
New Navy
Admiralty orders two frigates readied for commission
Yesterday at noon a Board of Admiralty meeting at Charing Cross ordered two frigates to be prepared for commission. An embarkation for the Continent is ordered, with 4000 more troops to be embarked swiftly. Lord Howe is reportedly defeated. Lieut Broudon arrived at the Admiralty from Cadiz via Madrid and Lisbon to Falmouth. Lord Herselt returns from Valenciennes soon. The Polish Revolution faces infamy as partitions advance, while Northern Courts and clergies suffer. Heat boosts wheat in Gloucester and readings warn of field labourer fatalities.
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Board of Admiralty
Charing Cross
Lord Howe
Europe
Broudon
Chatham
Admiralty Office
Oober
Vancouver
Discovery
Nootka Sound
Cadiz
Madrid
Lisbon
Falmouth
England
Lord Herselt
Valenciennes
M.rs Bourtie
Coxdé
Austrian Netherlands
Polano
Prussia
Poland
Porand
Seizyres
Duke of Ricu MOXD Reviews Regiments at Camp
This morning His Grace the Duke of Ricu MOXD reviewed three regiments the East Norfolk Berkshire and West Essex at the camp in Waterdown before noon. The duke led the center with an aide de camp delivering orders while four other detachments exercised separately. Oxfordshire Militia arrived with Colonel Lord Duarves Spencer and his son Captain Spencer to join camp tomorrow. Prisoners totaling about 1000 were being convoyed from Southampton to Bristol delaying arrival.
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Duke of Ricu- Moxd
Fixo
Norfolk
Berkshire
West Essex
Eld
Oxfordshire
Tunbridge Wells
Lord Duarves Spencer
Captain Spencer
Southampton
Bristol
Colchester Quarter Sessions Trial of Bays Manufacturer Patmore
The Colchester Quarter Sessions heard the case of Patmore, a Bays manufacturer, charged with three alleged labels in Paine's letter to the addressers, Rights of Man Part II, and a song titled the Swinish Multitude. Counsel Rous challenged the indictments for misnomers. the court ruled them fatal and dismissed them amid a crowded court.
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Patmore
J. M. Grimwood
Paine
Rous
Maldon Wool Mart Opens in Essex with Price Accord
At Maldon on Saturday the 13th the new Wool Mart for eastern Essex opened with thousands of fleeces exposed for sale. Local gentlemen and yeomanry attended as buyers gathered. To curb depresso n pressures buyers and sellers agreed not to sell under one shilling for short wool or nine pence per pound for coarse or long wool, pledging to renew goals at Marrow Mart in 1794.
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Essex
Maldon
Bate Dupney
Marrow Mart
Wool Mart
Dublin Riot at Erris Mayo Leaves 36 Dead in Clash
A mob of about 1600 men gathered at Erris Mayo on Sunday last. They attacked with muskets, bayonets, and pikes as Hugh O Donnel and Cant Bell led a South Mayo Militia detachment with 39th Regiment. After a brief engagement the mob retreated, 36 killed and many wounded. Seven soldiers were hurt, three seriously, and O Donnel suffered a leg wound. One prisoner named Noon was identified as a principal ringleader.
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Erris
Co. Mayo
Hugh O’donnel
South Mayo
Cant. Bell
O’d
Noon
O’donnel
Privateer from Dunkirk Captures Two Vessels Near Bergen
The Janet of Leith, commanded by James Spittle, arrived as a prize to Le Sane Pareil of Dunkirk, with 16 guns and 72 men. A second prize brig from Whitehaven, bound for Bremen with tobacco and salt, accompanies it. Both prizes were taken from the Buchannons on June 13 and are expected in port as reports corroborate from Aberdeens and Bergen.
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Janet
Leith
James Spittle
le Sans Pareil
Dunkirk
F. Muilinair
Whitehaven
Henry Barnes
Bremen
Macduff
Aberdeen
Bergen
Royal George Excise
Ogilvie
Royal George
National Convention passes navigation act and city notices
The National Convention of France passes an act on navigation. A Guildhall court ceremony sees the Lord Mayor and sheriffs sworn in. Bread price steadies as bakers are punished for false weight. War Office reports 20,000 recruits since December. Margate Theatre opens. North Foreland Lighthouse to burn oil. Harvest prospects in Herefordshire look strong. Races at Edinburgh yield wins by Archer. Stage coaches suffer accidents with injuries. A Leeds coach stop leads to a pistol scarem. A gaol note reports a horse thief revealed as a woman. A Warwick marriage marks a fourth liaison for the bride in five years.
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National Convention of
France
Guildhall
Peter Perchard
Charles Hammerton
War Office
Margate Theatre
North Foreland
Herefordshire
Edinburgh
Leeds
Brixworth
Lamport
Thomas Hindermarsh
Warwick
Huband
Ship News Summary From Privateers and Taken Vessels
The Lami de Planteur brig from Bayonne with 14 four-pounders is taken by Queen and Surprise privateers and brought to Guernsey. The Elizabeth of Bristol from Falmouth to Bilbao is retaken and carried into Guernsey. The Zave Friends from the Scutty Seas to Dunkirk is captured by the Nerius privateer and sent to Liverpool. Two American ships from Charlestown and Philadelphia bound for Cape Francois are captured by Jamaica privateers. The sloop Polly of Annapolis is driven ashore near Beaufort NC with no crew aboard. The Ambassade French frigate has captured the Delaware and the Catharine from Ihalia to Philadelphia, sent to New York. The Hope of Scarborough is raided and carried into Dunkirk with five other vessels taken on the Holland coast. The Elizabeth Wilcox from Tingemouth to Liverpool is taken off Scilly by a Jugfail privateer.
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Lami de Planteur
Bayonne
Queen
Guernsey
Elizabeth
Bristol
Falmouth
Bilboa
Guer
Alexander
Dunkirk
Nerius Driveteer
Liverpool
Charl
Philadelphia
Cape. Francois
Jamaica
Polly
Anapolis
Beaufort
North Carolina
Ambussade
Delaware
Catharine
Ford
Ihalia
New York
Hope
Smith
Scarborough
Holland
Elizabeth Wilcox
Tingemouth
Scilly
Naval movement notes from Plymouth harbor cruise
In Plymouth on July 14 ships from royal and private fleets report arrivals and prize status. Orestes under Lord Augustus Fitzroy returns from a cruise with G 18 pang. Frazer’s Buf cutter sails July 2. Cato Woodwiff, an American, arrives from Portsmouth bound for Sunkirk with naval stores as a prize to the Orestes. St Raphael Ramas arrives from Riga and Viper cutter from the Westward with a convoy. London Woolsey arrives at Dover from South Carolina.
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Plymouth
Orefes
Lord Augustus Fitzroy
Frazer
Cato
Woodwiff
Portsmouth
Sunkirk
Orestes
St. Raphael
Riga
Wild S. W
Dover
London
Woolsey
South Carolina
Fleet with Lord Howe sails from St Helen's port
PORTSMOUTH July 16 A convoy heading for Hartward includes Earl Howe with 60 pilots skilled on French coast. Vice Admiral Bowyer commands the Prince a 98 gun ship and reserves to reinforce the fleet. Also ships from Portugal and Holland join as required. Arrival reports include Dove and several dredges, Hawthorn, Walker and Lambton from Sunderland. The King's Fisher of 18 guns sailed on a cruise.
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Portsmouth
Corecord
Earl Howe
St. Helen’s
Lord Howe
Andrew DowagGras
Jerfty
Bowyer
Prince
Portugal
Holland
Cork Taplin
Chedfield
Hawthorn
Bywater
Unity
Walker
Lambton
Atkins
Sunderland
King’s Fisher
Married nuptials for Loftus Gore and Hawke kin
The 6th infantry Dudley Loftus of Killyon Meath weds Lady Jane Gore youngest daughter of Lord Arran. Thursday, Samuel Estwick Jun. Esq. marries the Hon. Miss Hawke daughter of Lord Hawke by Rev Mr Atwood of Hammersmith.
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Dudley Loftus
Killyon
Meath
Jane Gore
Lark Arran
Mr. Atwood
Hammersmith
Samuel Estwick
Miss Hawke
Lord Hawke
Died at Kingston on Thames and other notices
Yesterday morning William Withers Marr eldest son of Mr Marr Lewisham Kent died from a wall fall at Kingston on Thames last Sunday evening. He was not nine yet showed rare eagerness for learning. Also noted are deaths of Harriet Robarts and Eliza Ann Robarts and other notices followed by market prices and stock quotations at St James Hay Market and Whitechapel Hay Market.
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Margaret-street
Cavendish- Square
Withers Marr
Mr. Marr
Lewisham
Kent
Kingston On Thames
Harriet Robarts
Eliza Ann Robarts
Abraham Robarts
North End
Sunnys
Ridge
Surry
James Evelyn
E&q
Petonville
Harris
Ne Sane
Colney-Hatch
Goad
Tkin-Braker
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Postscript
Gloucester
Heath
Crowther
King’s Head
Hereford
Waterdown
Colchester
Maldon Wool Mart
Dublin
Norway
Ship News
Zarlflower
Queen Charlotte
Roser U Bun
Sir AY
Domett
Io Vyce
Admira Raves
Royal Sovereign
Noch
Oscar Asmuiral
Marbridee Cumberland Ganges
Louis
Motley
Bronfvyick
Hirvey
Edgar
Bertis Bellerophon
Porley
Audacious
Park
Baraitlies
St. James's Hay-Market
Hay
Whitechapel
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