Polands Diet finalizes constitution moves and military oath
Continental Intelligence reports near completion of the Diet labor on the Constitution with focus on Municipalities and town administration. All abroad military personnel are ordered to return to take the oath. Counts Potowki Rzewutki among those recalled. Potocki returns from Dresden awaiting Saxon reply on succession. Saxony hosts him with honors and a fine snuff box. Two camps planned in Great Poland and Lithuania.
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Comte Potowki
Comte Rzewutki
Stanislaus Potocki
Dresden
Elector of
Saxony
Poland
Lithuania
Emperor and King Reported Healthy in Duchy
Mican June 12 The Emperor and King with their Royal Highnesses the Archdukes are in perfect health. His Majesty remains busy with duchy affairs and seeks to keep the people happy. Two Prussian Couriers arrived, followed by Baron Eisenorswexler, Minister from Prussia, Lord Emery the British Minister, and Sir John Macpherson. The arrival of ministers and couriers sustains hopes for peace unless letters from Germany quash them.
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Baron de Eisenorswexler
Lord Emery
Jonn’ Macpherson
Germany
Courier Bock Returns to Charlottenburg for King
Benin reports the Chauffeur Bock who accompanied Colonel Bitchofswerder to Italy arrives as courier and goes to meet the King at Charlottenburg. He stays briefly then departs for Turin to meet the Emperor. M. de Bithofswerder remains with the Imperial Majesty, as does Lord Elgin.
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Chaffeur Bock
Colonel Bitchofswerder
Italy
Charlottenburg
Turin
M. de Bithofswerder
Lord Elgin
Peace prospects amid Vienna dispatches and European court notices
Vienna reports from July 2 indicate government resolve for peace with three couriers arriving from Szis tovia and Berlin. Full powers were to be sent to ministers to sign the peace, with Britain’s reply awaited to complete reconciliation. Ratffon letters note the Empire Diet refused deliberations on Alsace affairs.
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Szistovia
Berlin
Constantinople
Prussia
Henry
Reinsberg
Ratffon
Empire
Alsace
Empresss firmness, court diplomacy loom in Petersburg talks
Reports from London note the Empresses consistent firmness as envoys Tims and Charlamoff return from Petersburg. The Porte may be urged to make sacrifices since the Reichenbach Convention cannot be fully fulfilled. No war appears imminent except Mollendorff arrival at Kollingsberg. Oxford marks nine Divinity fellows, one Physic, three Law, ninety three MA. Rams cites a Cardinals assembly where most urge Dutre to retract his oath or resign.
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Tims
Fron Petersburg
M. Charlamoff
Reichenbach
Mollendorff
Kollingsberg
Duchess of Camper- Lannis
Spa
Mons
de Catoxxr
Germany
Oxford
Rams
Dutre
National Assembly
Riots at Birmingham Expose Loyalist versus Revolution Clash
The Birmingham disturbance is described as driven by loyalist opposition to a dinner group linked to revolutionary rhetoric. A treasonous handbill, alleged to praise despotism and republicanism, sparked a mob attack on dissenters, with property destroyed, several deaths reported, and many dissenters fleeing toward Wolverhampton and Kidderminster.
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Birmingham
National Assembly
Warrant for Hanoverian ministerial grant 1790 defence costs
A Royal Sign Manual grants Baron Ruvenstarn 2,5251 3s d for four Hanoverian battalions kept in marching order for defense of royal possessions in 1790. Public revenue last week from Excise, Customs, Stamps and Incidents totals 243,395 8s 11d 1half. A Bethnal Green horse covered 28 miles in 1 hour 56 minutes under two hours. A Bristol King Road fish, four feet nine inches, with a one foot mouth and two lion pawlike fins, is described as a Sea Lion species.
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Ruvenstarn
Bethnal-green
King Road
Bristol
ConsTANTINOFLE Fureb Ottoman Fleet tale and plague news
The London Gazette reports the Ottoman Fleet from Varney with wind, noting greater tranquillity at a residence though plague remains severe in Egypt and the Morea. Also lists North Wales and Caermarthen circuits, bankruptcy notices, dividends, and certificates with multiple names and dates across Britain.
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Constantinofle
Fureb
Varney
Egypt
Morea
North Wales
James Hayes
Taoomas Pottery
Elq
Merionethshire
Dolgelly
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvon
Augiesey
Beaumaris
Caermarthen
Jorn Luorp
Joan Mirronp
Caermarthenshire
Pembrokeshire
Hartfordwest
Cardiganshire
Cardigan
Chester
Enwarp Brarcroft
Francis Burton
Efq
Montgomeryshire
Welch Pool
Denbighshire
Ruthin
Flintshire
Mold
Cheshire
Brecknock
Gsorcs Harbindi
Asil Moysey
Radnorshire
Pretteigne
Breconshire
Guildhall
Bunn
King’s - Bench
William Bowen
Leather-lane
Holborn
Money-Scrivener
Guild= hall
Peele
Gray’s-inn
Peter Greenhough
Manchester
White-Smith
Liverpool
Globe-tavern
John-street
Mr. Smith
High-street
Southwark
Thomas Daniell
Fofer-lane
Chespside
Gold-Smith
Annesley
New Bridgestreet
Black-friars
William Slocombe
Bristol
Talbot-tavern
Jenkins
James
Abbott
New Iiny
London
Thomas Jones
Devonshire-street
Queen-square
Taylor
Willis
Lethbury
Birchworth
Yorkshire
George-inn
Huddersheld
Diplomatic Row And Naval News From London Dispatches
Yesterday Mr Pity and two Secretaries of Strate visited Wimbledon and dined aboard the William Pitt at Blackwall. The West Indies fortifications were surveyed by Captain Bernergy and engineers. Archbishop of Canterbury and others weighed a traveling physician at the Lords, while Spain’s fleet and population figures were discussed amid reports from Dunkirk on French Royal Flight refugees and trade fears.
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Pity
Strate
Dundas
Wimbledon
William Pitt
Blackwall
Bernergy
Rapervere
Prince’s Chamber
House of Lords
Sibthorpe
University of Oxford
James Haworth
Brazen Nose College
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Spain
Dunkirk
France
Paris
National Assembly
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J. Carles
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Lewis Charles Curtis
Aylesford FE
Binch Rubert Lawley
Robert Lawley
R. Morland Spencer Madan
W. Digby
Edward Pamer
Edward Carver
W. Villers
John Brooke
W. Wallis Mason
Doctor Priestley
Earl Shelburn
Ruffel
Great Britain
Hobson
Messrs. Budd, Hawkes
Harwood
Problein
Pick Lane
Court of Requests
Mosely Hall
Carhampton
Duchess of Cumberland
Rupert Lawery
Canwell
Difsenters
Wolverhampton
Kiddermintter
The
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Edward Snelton
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Thomas Pittard
Sherborne
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