Royal licences and name changes grant in July notices
The London Gazette and Whit(e)ehall entries record royal licences to assume new surnames and arms. George Jervoise’s heir apparent and Alice Mitford gain surname changes, withCooksons to adopt Crackanthorp arms. Vienna reports health return of Hungarian monarchs and militia promotions. Dividends list and public notices detail resignations and forthcoming grants in August.
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Wiitehall
George Pecefor
George Huddleston Jervoise
Shatton
Buckinggham
Jer- Lod
Purefoy
Uvilitaan Huddieston Jervoise
Herriard
Southampton
Britford
Wilts
Alice Mitford
Herle Gower
Northumberland
George 1 Mitford
Morpeth
Mary
Aynsley
Gower Aynsley
Herie Gower
Christopher Crackanthorp Cookson
Newbigain Hall
Westmoreland
Benrith
Vienna
Buda
South Gloucestershire
John Wail
John Ready
Thomas Symonds
Thomas Crawley Boevey
Willard Harvey
Falmouth
Cornwall
Blundstone’s New Hotel
Harris
Blackmanfree
Southwark
Richard Cooke
Liverpool
Lancashire
Great Black Bull
Wakefield
Savile's Arms
Ehand
Yorkshire
Miy, Schuiefeld
Horbury
Royal Birth Day and Political Rhetoric Amid British Headlines
London reports Prince of Wales birthday plans at Brighton with aristocratic movements to Castleditch Paris and Vienna. Debate over arming mobs in districts and the risks of constitutional changes reflect tensions as French ministers resign and British observers weigh political consequences.
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Prince of Wales
Brighton
Somers
Castleditch
Herts
Lord Beauchamp
Paris
Hubrey
Scotland
Earl of Caarham
Admiralty
Lord Elgin
Robert Murney
Vienna
London
Great Britain
Fauour
Adultery Case Ends in Divorce Sentence
In an 1791 English divorce trial Mrs. Duberley is found guilty of adultery with General Gunning after witness testimony and letters revealing her penitence. The defense claims the husband connived, but the judge sentences divorce from bed and board.
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Dudberly
Gunite
Dimberley
Gunning
Dottar Nichols
Duberley
Ark
Sarah Wilson
Wr. Duberley
General Gunning
Mr. Duberley
J. Andres
Sudbury Meeting Criticized for Riotous Inhabitants and Mayor Conduct
A Morning Paper reports a Meeting of the Inhabitants of Sudbury called by the Chief Magistrate to address his Majesty on the Proclamation. It notes alleged riot and disorder at an inn, with the mayor accused of complicity and failing to curb lower orders. A shoemaker died after self inflicted wounds in Sackville Street hospital, following prior botched suicide attempts. The New Burinines circle weighs in on the legality of Men Traps.
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Sudbury
Sackville-street
St. Ja LiNes’s Hospital
A&t
Serpentine
Burinines
France in Turmoil as Jacobins Gain Power in Paris
July reports from Paris describe a fractured National Assembly and a resigning Ministry with no successor. Jacobins dominate plans, while federates swell ranks. Decrees outline civic oath at the Chapel Federation, with military preparations and fears of attacks. General Lamorliere notes Austrians at Kehl not increasing, yet alarms persist amid unrest and detachments marching against M. du Sail lant. La Fayette visits Luckner near Valenciennes as chaos and revelry continue in the capital.
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Paris
Pellen
Laave
Prion
Jacobins
Marseillois
Committee of Public Instruction
National Assembly
Chape la Federation
Committee of Instruction
Lamerliere
Behl
Slintbry
la Fayette
Luckner
Lamorliere
Lower Rhine
Kehl
Interior
Ment
Midonteguion
Jales
M. Cu Saillant
Bloant
Durand
M. du Saillant
M. Revaint
Corps de Chaffeurs
M. Couthon
M. Grimenceau
MM. Tarde
Melis
Camat
le Forre
Tarhe
Pétion
M. Manuel
Elyium
M. Luckrer
Valenciennes
Second Letter to M Linckner Warns Officers to Remain in Service
A dated royal letter warns that several General Officers and other officers seek resignations. The king urges Linckner to use authority to deter such steps, stressing loyalty to the state and defense of the country. Robertpierre’s address excites factions while debates on ministers and suspensions continue amid crowds at the Palais Royal. Paris braces for mobilization as councils plan permanent meetings and arm inventories for National Guards under Lucéner Biron and La Fayette.
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Robertpierre
M. Aferaive
M. Petion
M. Amdame
National Assembly
M. Saiffeval
Palais Royal
Paris
Distri
King's Letter to Marbal Luckner on Armies Loyalty
A royal letter dated Sune 30 expresses satisfaction with reports on the army and troops. It urges officers and soldiers to feel the king’s resolve to perish for liberty and independence, and credits M. Le Marechal with attachment to the Constitution and hopes for order, tranquility, and lawful empire.
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Marbal Luckner
M. le Marechal
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Austin
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William Slocombe
Bristol
Putvor-tavern
ReJcliffe-Krest
William Widl
James Marmaduke Roffiter
Union Street
Abraham Breatley
Muffen
Almondbury
Tes
Black Bul
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Eeven
Crown-inn
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Thomas Rotbaird
Plack-friars
Man
Willian Minter
Coventry
Thomas Greaves
Tanworth
Warwickshire
Chapeter
Canterbury
St. Peter
Lord
York
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Wells
Lishop
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Scar
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Huluet
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Pembroke
Doctors’ Commons
France
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Louis
Alexanpdree Benrurer
Mons
LE Marechal
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