Vienna dispatches claim Polish defense against French invasion
From Vienna dated the 7th instant a message notes that M. de Cachet reports the army of Prince Poniatowski has yielded to the foe after a stubborn fight in which Asian troops suffered more than the Poles. Poniatowski remains surrounded by Russians and has proposed an armistice. Confederated Poles seek mediation from Vienna and Berlin to block humiliating terms from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
M. de Cachet
Austria
Warsaw
Pontaowskiy
Poniakowski
Berlin
Jenia
France
Europe
Bingen
Coblentz
Mathefn
Bohemia
Luxemburg
Ardennes
Francois Kinshy
I Difant Brabanters
Froid-la-Chapelle
Clerfayt
Chimai
Abbey de la Thure
Austrian
Hainault
Paris
Frankfort
Mons
St. Louis
Narbonne
Orchies
Dandini
Pope
Namur
Royal events and Hyde Park grounds dispute clarified
The report notes a Windsor Divine Service visit by the royal family and a terrace stroll, the arrival of a Portuguese envoy, and an upcoming audience at St James's to deliver credentials. It denies claims that Lord Grenville obtained Hyde Park ground for private buildings, stating the area is being enclosed for Horse Barracks to benefit military and public service.
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St. George’s Chapel
Windsor
South Audley Street
St. James's
Jatt
Lord Grenviter
Hyde Park
Revenue rises as public income surpasses prior year
The Revenue reports continued growth and projects higher income for the current year. A weekly figure shows over half a million, with the week ending July 21, 1792, exceeding 1791 by 113,704 pounds 3 shillings.
Treaty echoes and scandals ripple through 18th century letters
Letters from Stockholm Lisbon and Coblenz reveal the Trotteringholm treaty remains in force despite Swedish Regent’s void request. Reports mention la Morliere’s army stance, Brazil’s Queen Isabel, and Brunswick’s dinner with Artois. Also described are reform education calls, pirate dissection mishaps, and a lengthy legal case in Lincoln Inn Hall involving Dawkins estate debts and Mackworth discoveries.
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Stockholm
Trotningholm
Russia
Sweden
Duke of
Sudermania
M. de la Morliere
The
Rhine
Mettis
Luckner
la Fayette
Paris
Lisbon
Brazil
IsabelLa
Coblentz
Duke of Brunswick
Monf
d’Artois
Prince de Conve
Brocuio
de Castrees
United States
Boston
Pennsylvania
Virginia
General St. Clare
Hovcaron
Africa
Beauroy
Doncaster
Birmingham
Robinson
Long Aley
Moorefields
Cross Roads
Sun-street
Bishopsgate-street
Macmanus
Mail Robbery Suspect Committed To Launceston Jail
A man using the alias White man was committed to Launceston jail on Monday charged with robbing the mail and the murder of a boy near Warrington last September. He claimed to be unfortunate and hinted the public would learn his identity soon. Nearby, fires, floods, and storms damaged towns. a Wapping brewer died from wounds after a sword attack. several thefts and robberies were reported in London and surrounding areas. death sentences were handed to two men for sheep stealing and housebreaking but were earlier reprieved.
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Thomas and Sruzas
Powell
Counnsel
Lady Macworth
William Dawkin
Gabriel Powell
H. Mackworth
Thomas
Lady Mackworth
Nelson
Dawkins
Thomas and
Mary Dawkins
William Dawkins
Nelign
Dawkin
Hr. Mackworth
Sir H. Mackworth
Swansey
Mr. Dawkin
A. Mackworth
Whiteman
Launceston
Warrington
Exeter
Bodmin
Reigate
Surrey
Exror
Musters
Derby
Birmingham
Coventry
Poole
Patxutps
Wapping
Ilford
Essex
Poultry Compter
Smith
Fithstreet
Fenchurch-street
Norfolk
Samuel Goldsmith
Sol
Mickell
Wymondham
Bury
Devon
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Brussels
Lincoln
Inn-Hall
Ifore
Lords Commissioners
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