Rumored French Ministry Names Stir Political Turmoil
In Paris factions clash amid talks of a new Ministry likely to fail to win Assembly support. Names circulated include Canterpe Gervintre and Nassonne for Justice, Sr Croix for Foreign Affairs, Garnier for Home, Baucuace for Marine, and Tarse for Contributions. The public mood remains wary of Republican currents and Jacobin influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
M. Canter Pe Gervintre
M. Pr Naxsonne
M. Ve Sr. Croix
Coblentz
M. Garnier
M. Pr Baucuace
M. Tarse
Unusual storm and tremors disturb Liverpool and Whitehaven
Reports from Liverpool July 19 describe a sudden, violent hailstorm with large forked stones and gusts that damaged gardens and homes in Everton Kirkdale Walton Fazakerley and the Old Roan. Whitehaven July 17 records an intense thunderstorm with dark skies, loud thunder, and flooded cellars but no major damage.
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Iverpool
Everton
Clegg
Kirkdale
Heathcote
Walton
Richmond
Listing of Names and Titles From a Damaged Page
A jumbled roster of individuals including Lieut Bowyer Mr William Mott Mr Wardells Miss Rattrary Mrs Simoth Metcalf Gordon Hawkins Lord Dobetthe Macdowall Lady Donevalle Hall Ledger Law St Ledgers Headly Giiluspie Conwling Urmurgys John Carden William Mincy Lady Carden Capt Gray Countess of Aberdeen Campbell Lady Susan Gordon Capt Birrell and others appear as a fragmented social or formal listing with varied titles and relationships. The legible items indicate a ceremonial or social context with multiple dignitaries and spouses.
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Bowyer
William Mott
Wardells
Jordison
Rattray
Simoth
Rattrary
Metcalf
Gordon
Garfou
Hawkins
Dobetthe
Macdowall
Donevalle
Hall
Mager St. Ledger
Law
St.Ledger
Headly
Giiluspie
Msmurgy
John Carden
William
Carden
Polish Campaign Update From June Letters Near Offrog
Extracts from a June 23 letter describe Polish forces holding a wood and river line at Offrog, repelling Russian advances near Budyczow, and resisting an armistice. Prince Poniatowski relocates to Otrog, Workowice, awaiting the enemy, while Nieswiz reports capitulation after treacherous powder magazine disclosure and Mustovite noncompliance with prior terms.
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Prince Poniatowski
Otrog
Workowice
Dubno
Battle report from Ostend on French Austrian clash
Ostend dispatch notes a July 1792 battle between French and Austrian forces near Orchies and Lille. Austrian victory claimed with 1200 French killed and 600 captured, Austrians reinforced by 28 000 from Germany, and French forces driven back toward Lille amid heavy fighting and local hostility.
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Ostend
Orchies
Ermany
M. van Damme
Liffe
Lifle
Alsace
Encampment Reviews Forecast and Gloucester Lodge Preparations
The first Review of the Encampment on Bag shot keath occurs today with the third and final Review set for the 7th and breakup on August 8. Gloucester Lodge Weymouth prepares for the Kixe by the 18th of next month as Capt Grinpaxx coordinates water for the fleet. notes include General Meadows letters and Market news from Burntwood fair with cattle prices and local postal improvements.
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Bagshot Keath
Gloucester Lodge
Weymouth
Kixe
Grinpaxx
Victualling Office
Meadows
Madras
Bombay
Fnally
Burntwood Fair
Essex
North Wales
Accounts From the French Army at Maubeuge
The Camp at Maubeuge remains quiet with no enemy approach. M. Foissac, sent to Mons for a prisoner exchange, was honorably received by Austrian Generals. Enemy patrols harass our advanced posts at Maulde, though they do not return in full force. The Maulde camp is well fortified and could resist an attack by 10,000 men.
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Nieswiz
Ferson
Maubeuge
M. Foissac
Mons
Maulde
Austrians retreat from Orchies amid robberies and killings
The Austrians pull back from Orchies suffering notable losses. They plunder ten homes and murder four citizens who refused to surrender money and valuables. An officer allegedly encouraged the crimes and extorted watches from civilians. Deserters continue arriving, with daily clashes alongside Belgian drivers.
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Orchies
Counter Declaration and European War Refutations
The Counter Declaration of the Court of Vienna, published this month, rebuts the French war rationale and urges sovereigns to unite against France. It notes further alliances and emigre movements, while reporting various military and political shifts across Europe.
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Vienna
Europe
Frankfort
France
Emre Ror
Krue
Prussia
Austria
Duke
Brunswick
Weimar
Lewis
Coblentz
de M. Pé St. Paul
Rhine
M. Vieussac DE LA Four
Mons
Knapr
Chaffeurs
Congaree
Santee
Ipswich
St. Peter’s
Mountergate
Norwich
Appellants
St. Peter's
England
Tamworth
Staffordshire
Mary-le-bonne
Rapid Scotland gains in land profits and recent thefts
The text notes early rapid Scottish gains from Kilsyth and Callender estates with high profits, Isla’s value rise, and Morris in Pennsylvania selling land to attract settlers rent free for five years. It also reports break ins at Somers Broad Street and thefts from G Hoxryoax, plus seizures by Captain Riches of two small luggers carrying Geneva, brandy, rum, and tobacco.
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Scotland
Archibald Edmonstone
Kilsyth
Forbes
Callender
Almond
Isla
Pennsylvania
Morris
Philadelphia
Holland
England
Pulteney
Piccadilly
Somers
Broad-street
G. Hoxryoax
Captain Riches
Customs
William
Yarmouth
Geneva
Prosperity
Dublin commemorates French Revolution with three volleys
In Dublin on July 14 the city volunteer corps gathered at St Stephen's Green and fired three volleys in memory of the French Revolution. They marched to Palace Row to honor Earl Charlemont with three more shots and concluded the commemoration on the river.
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St. Stephen’s Green
Palace-row
Earl Charlemont
Shipping News From The Blenheim And Others
The Blenheim Metcalf sailing to Greenland off Shields reports twelve fith. The Mary Ann Inns from Jamaica to London was poked with the Vulture Clough living at Liverpool. Captain Patterson of the Nancy from Quel poke Britannia Atkinson from Liverpool to Quebec on June 28 in the Gulf of St Lawrence, all well. The Lillies Davis from London to Quebec and Gulf of St Lawrence all well. The Jeune Felicite Miflo from New Orleans to Dominica forced to Charleston on March 22 but expected to sail again in June. A boy saved from drowning in the Sandy Turn canal near the Cottage of Content Birmingham when a dog fetched a stick. the boy grabbed the dog’s tail and survived.
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Metcalf
Greenland
Shields
Mary Ann
Inns
Jamaica
Lodon
Vulture
Clough
Liverpool
Capt
Patterson
Nancy
Britannia
Atkinson
Quebec
S§. Lawrence
Lillies
Davis
London
Gulph
St. Lawrence
Jeune -Felicite
Miflo
New Orleans
Dominica
Charleston
Butt
Birmingham
Shipping News Arrivals and Voyages in July
Ship arrivals and departures detailed for July with captains and origins. Vessels such as the Bayley Curling from Jamaica, Jane Sullivan from Cadiz, and Minerva from Petersburg are listed along with other ships at Dover Dublin and Liverpool. The Thetis and Ellice report outward-bound movements while Fucatum, Coverdale, arrives from Honduras bound for Hull with two India Pilots aboard.
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Downs
Bayley
Curling
Jamaica
Johad Thomas
Cook
Antigua
Jane
Sullivan
Adiz
Dover
Changeable
Bowry
Honduras
Galea
Holland
Botton
Lévant
Tibb
Leghorn
Dublin
Minerva
Bridgeod
Petersburg
Creek
Walker
Venice
Liverpool
Peggy
Boyd
Charleston
Hope
Sherlock
Oporton
Duar
N. BE
Stangate Creek
Thetis
Vickerman
Ellice
Harvey
New-York
Eer Deary
Wiig
Tayleys Curling
Mary Ann
Innes
Rodney
Nevis
Pellard
Falmouth
Fucatum
Coverdale
Hull
India
Marriages Recorded At Various Venues In London Areas
Yesterday afternoon many weddings occurred under special licenses at notable venues including the Chapel Royal St James's Palace and Hopetoun House. The list includes Lord Fitzgerald to Miss Fielding, Rev Stiverd Jenkins to Miss Elizabeth Portal, William Pitt to Miss Warrington, Captain William Hope to Lady Ann Hope Johnstone, Pellate Popes to Miss Charlotte Durand, and Rev J A Standen to Miss Pinnock with details of their loci and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chapel-Royal
St. James’s Palace
Robert Stephen Fitzgerald
Duke of
Somerset
Elizabeth Portal
Joseph Portal
Ann Hope Johnstone
Earl of Hopetoun
Beddington
Surry
Pellate Popes Esq
Beddington Park
Charlotte Durand
John Hodgson Durand
Woodcote Lodge
J. A. Standen
Marttan
Kent
Pinnock
James, Pin‘nock
Gower Street
Bedford-Square
Deaths and notices of Somerset and Essex figures
Obituaries note the death of Richard Stele Esg at the Tower. John Halyear Esg, aged 82, One of His Majesty's Justices of the Brace for Somerset, died at Hinton St George. Ann Henniker, Lady of Newton Hall Essex, dies at Bristol Hot Wells. Postal and financial market items list mail arrivals, exchange rates, stock prices, annuities, and government bonds with various figures and terms.
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Tower
Richard Stele
Office of Ordnance
Hinton St. George
John Halyear
Brace
Somerset
Bristol Hot Wells
Ann Henniker
Sie Fute Henniker
Newton-Hall
County of
Essex
Holland
Waterford
Dublin
Flanders
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Hedluty
Fe Nooit
Whitehaven
Onford
Chester
Francis
America
Moreton
Clive
Salop
Hereford
Westminster
Adderley
Lord Scarsdale
Chatham
Admiralty
Navy Boards
West-Indies
Blackstakes
West Indies
Poland
Poniatowski
Offrog
F Olf
Nia
Oftrog
Budyczow
Kackowiki
Russia
Brusséls
Bille, July Te
Ship News
Ditto
Sovta Ssa
New Navy
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