Treaty and siege news from Seringapatam and Baramahul district
Lord Cornwallis reports Tippoo Sultans delay and refusals in peace talks. Barrambaul Salem districts, Gooty and Bathary forts are at stake as hostages are sent to Bangalore. Definitive treaty signed later, net revenue tallied at thirty nine lakhs fifty thousand rupees.
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Nave
Tippoo
Sir John Kennaway
Sultana
Charles Oakley
Figf
Baramhaul
Salem
Gooty
Bathary
Perforam Bhow
Rgth
Kennembaddy Bord
Abercromby
Bangalore
Lord Cornwallis
Balhary
Baramahul
Coorga
Batta
Tipper
Rees
Seringapatam
Beatson
Tippod
Conferences and military maneuvers around Coblenz reported
From Brussels July 20 a conference was planned at Coblenz with Emperor, King of Prussia and other princes and nobles. Reinforcements arrive to the Prussian camp near Coblenz as a Count is arrested for plotting. Austrian and French forces move, Orchies and Maubeuge see skirmishes, Latour faces a court martial, and reports note emigres and political figures gathering at Coblenz and Mons with Brissot and La Fayette amid rumors of shifting allegiances.
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Brussels
Coblentz
Europe
Prussia
CotocNye
Trives
Mayence
Brunswick
France
Prince de Coupe
Weymar
Wurt Empure
M. Pe Catonne
Hanover
Manheim
Renouard
Hertzberg
Wittengliorf
Botch
Thaden
Romberg
Brudow
Waldeck
Koehler
Wolfrad
Eben
Hussars
Empire
Duke of Brunswick
Chevalier de Neudes
Count d’ Egmont
Hufsars d’Esterhazy
Luxemburg
Villers
Latour
Ulric Kintki
Battalion de Kinski
Jdroins
Mons
Clerfayt
Lendau
Keld
Free Corps
Malplaquet
Bavay
Duxe DE Saxe
Arcapucuess
Maubeuge
Conde
Valenciennes
St. Amand
Gazelle Des
Brifot
Count Dé Riva
M. de la Fayette
Parison Rath
la Capelle
Mm.” Bérbine Charon
Douay
Maibourge
Vienna
Prince de Kaunitz
Baron Spielmann
Coronation Plans After Imperial Arrival In Prague
The Empress Augusta and the Archduke Joseph arrived to loud crowds. Cannons and bells proclaimed the emperors' entry and oath at St Barthelemy. A procession followed to the palace and a coronation is slated for Prague with May events planned for August 9 and 11.
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Rchduke Oseph
St. Barthelemy
Prague
Court of Directors Adjourns at India House and Baltic News
London report notes a Court of Directors meeting at the India House adjourned to next Wednesday. Essex sailed from Bombay February 21 for Europe touching at Tezli cherry and Angingo with passengers including Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Shepherd. Updates cover Polish affairs with Prince Poniatowski retreating, Warsaw camp plans, a paralytic stroke for Lady Axeter, and cultural notices from Brussels theater. Also mentions government actions restoring Mr. Atkinson’s civil rights, and various criminal sentences from Old Bailey with executions scheduled. Runaway reports mockingly reference Lapzes and Birminham.
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India House
Bombay
Europe
Tellicherry
Angingo
Bruce
Shephard
Rosinsor
Laumay
Mansi
Dutton
Axeter
Poland
Josefa Poniatowski
Warkowife
Dubno
Kine
Warsaw
Vistula
Fauxbourg de Prague
Targowek
Grickow
Brussels
Atkinson
Cotman
Calais
America
Hannah Snell
Debora Garnett
Army of the States
Robert Shirthf
House of Representatives
Boston
London
Old Bailey
Richard Lightowler
Houghton
John Davies
William Smith
John Stonehouse
James King -Keeling
Wm. Williams
Wm. Perry
Wm.Mead
John
Claire
Maria Smith
Rob
James King
Keeling
Wm. Mead
Birmincham
Worcester Assizes Opens Amid Fraud Case and Brew of Misfortune
July 24 reports the Worcester Assizes opening with Judges Pekey and Heats arriving from Oxford. A carriage accident near Worcester injures Sheriff Parkhurst, while nineteen prisoners await trial, including Light Falconer and Hardwicke for circulating fraudulent bank papers. Susannah Harris faces murder trial for her illegitimate child and is acquitted.
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Oxford
Lord Coventry
Croome
Worcester
Parkhurst
James Light
Falconer
Hardwicke
Light
Asqui Tam
Warwickshire
Susannah Harris
Prices rise at Gloucester Fair crowding farmers to stock
In Gloucester on July 20 prices for hay wheat and wool surged. Wheat at market rose to 4d per bushel with average about 6s 6d. Wool fetched high bids from 31s to 345 per ton loose 245 to 27s with inferior fleece 16s to 21s. Farmers protest profits swallowed by jobbers while Rev James Jones to hold visitation at Mitcheldean August g日. Three prisoners to stand trial for theft and maiming cases involving calves and pigs.
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Gloucester
James Jones
Hereford
Mitcheldean
George Thorn
John Kew
Thomas Marsh
Patent Violet Soap Promise of Authenticity and Guarded Sale
Persevering ingenuity leads to a guarded patent for Violet Soap sold only by the original office at Bank Buildings Cornhill and in Dublin Great Britain Street. The soap claims to ease chapped hands, protect skin from sun, and whiten rough hands, with a fourteen year exclusive manufacturing patent and London sales at 2s 6d per square.
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London
Cornhill
Dublin
Great
Britain Street
Grant
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Wa. Petaie
Geirige
Pepe
Nefoy
la Metris
Voltaire
Rancforts
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