Imperial affairs and royal marriages in distant Europe
In July dispatches from Milan report on the Emperor’s response to his sister’s Paris escape and possible measures to restore dignity to the royal family. Cabinet shifts, a rumored treaty with the Duke of York, and a betrothal plan near Potsdam are noted, with details on a palace purchase for the King’s natural daughter, Countess de la Marck.
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Eri
Phofetwerder
Svas
Italy
Peedy Peach
Paris
Eledr Nganét
Prafa
Ae Aidwa
Scizifove
Cengral “Mollindief
Pomerania
Peter Theorg
Heizebiig
Khig
Rimtelf
Count Schulenbourg
von Alvenladen
Macrigge
Duke of York
Princess Frepenics
Potsdams
England
Fie
Bed-Chiathber
Count Rew
Countess de la Marck
Imperial Family Movements Reported From Vienna
Information from Vienna notes that the Emperor and Archdukes Duarves and Lro Polo travel from Padua to their residence after meeting in Gratz. The Empress and Archduke Francis left Luxembourg to join the Imperial Family at the castle. Private Bucharest letters dated June 29 describe a Tarrrertan force near 2,000 men moving from Bulgaria toward Brailow to reinforce the fortress.
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Duarves
Lro- Polo
Padua
Francis
Luxemburg
Gratz
Bucharest
Tarrertan Troupey Lohhag
Bulgaria
Brailow
Marriage Arrangements for Prince of Orance Tying to Prussia
Berlin reports Count de Heiden and M de Palavant arrived for the marriage arrangements between the hereditary Prince of Orance and Princess Frederica Louisa Wiladmina of Prussia. The King approved the plans and commissioners signed the arrangements. Meide Heiden and de Paffavant returned to the Hague. The Margrave of Anstacu and Baserts have resigned governance to Hartepthere, now supreme but responsible to the Court, with a salary of 30,000 florins. Count de Hertzberg sold his hotel and rents a remaining apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Heiden
Prince of Orance
M. de Palavant
Prince of
Orance
Frederica Louisa Wiladmina
Prussia
Mei de Heiden
de Paffavant
Hague
Marcrave
Anstacu
Baserts
Hartepthere
Count de Hertzberg
Lord Chuvyouan’s London Visit And Thanet Estate Grant
Lord Chuvyouan, a strong parliamentary supporter of Loyd Lieutenant, traveled to London last Sunday and left Tuesday for his large Thanet estate. A grant of rights from Henry III protects his ancestors from impress service, with power to punish violators, and the Sandwich sailors, pilots, and fishermen are under his protection. The Emperor of Germany was never crowned King of Hungary or Bohemia, while the current sovereign temporizes to placate nobles and Belgians, potentially widening loyalty and granting limited legislative authority to Hungarians.
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Chuvyouan
Rir Loyd
London
Thanet
Ajade
Henry the 3d
Sandwich
Gersany
Hungary
Bohemia
Tabjedis
Riots and Counter-Revolution Claims Stir Paris Assembly
Reports from Paris describe chaotic scenes at a National Assembly meeting amid riots and mass distrust. Citizens face alleged conspiracies, arrests, and suspicions of foreign interference as violence increases and guards confront dangers in the city.
Paris Riots Intensify as War Against France Looms
Paris reports say nightly riots and assassinations grow as a wave of unrest spreads through the capital. A sergeant was attacked by two hired ruffians while guardsmen were seized and imprisoned. Large crowds gather at Grenelle as troops prepare to uphold the constitution. Engineers meet at Fribourg to plan troop movements, Croats are ordered toward Brisgau, and Lower Austrian forces are set to follow. Two incendiaries were caught in the act of lighting lower apartments.
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Pantsy Juboe
M. Garand de Coulon
Lezally
Cross of St. Louis
Paris
Montmartre
Feuillans
National Assembly
de Bouille
Jun
Europe
Aix-la-Chapelle
France
Quay de la Menndie
National Guards
Corps de Garde
Rotondo
la Force
de la Grenelle
Fribourg
Brisgau
Lower Austria
National Assembly Delivers Dispatches on Normandy Disorder
July 26 report from Rouen informs the assembly that disturbances in the Pars de Caux were happily quelled. The body decreed several additional Articles relating to military discipline.
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M. le Contewix
Rouen
Pars de Caux
Decrees Adopted on Riots and Royal Military Force
A list of decrees was adopted concerning riots and seditious meetings and the kingdom's military force. A Corfea department letter promises allegiance to the French Nation regardless of the King's fate. A motion to abolish the orders of Malta was adjourned to the following Saturday.
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Corfea
Malta
French Papers Warn of Broad Coalition Against France
A leading French paper notes a vast league forming against France by sea and land, though its exact plan remains secret. It cites Saxony as a test of goodwill to the Republic, with field pieces and 30 000 stands of arms. Admiralty appoints Barton to command Dyka, while the Russe 74s are sent to Chatham for repair. Sussex letters say plantations there are recovering and unlikely to yield acorns.
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France
Saxony
Poland
Republic
Admiralty
Thomas Barton
Law Report From Guildhall On Coal Buyers Conspiracy
In a London trial at Guildhall July 30 1837 the case against ten coal buyers led by Kennet and Grindell Kyme contends a conspiracy to restrain trade at the Coal Exchange. Lord Kenyon states monopoly risk. verdict: Not Guilty as no proven conspiracy or malicious prosecution.
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Joe King
Ys Kennett
Bearerof
Messrs
Grindfell and Kyme
Kennet
Grindell and
Kyme
Coal Exchange
Bearcroft
Messrs, Ridley
Gillespy
Reed
Lord
Court of King’s Bench
Nightly Robberies Alarm Knights of the Comb Meeting
A medieval notes fragment reports robberies near Butcher's Grove and Hayes, a Stratford break in, a racing accident at Tiptree with fatality, and a shocking murder at Pankerage workhouse. An inquest ruled the horse accident accidental death while a young girl was murdered by another youth.
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Knights of the
R. John Harper
British Museum
Hountlow Heath
Butcher’s Grove
Thomas Bishop
Hayes
Nine Mile Stone
Pankerage
London
Stafford
Vancashire
King elevates Morton to Baron Douglas in Lochleven title
From the London Gazette July 30 the King grants the dignity of Baron Douglas to George Earl of Morton and his heirs male. Edward Sheldon of Burton Constable in Holderness receives license to bear the Arms of Constable. In Cairo the plague rages, claiming about a thousand lives daily for the past week.
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Waitpiati
Kingdom of Great Britain
George Earl of Morton
Baron Douglas
Lochleven
County of Kinross
Edward Sheldon
Burton Constable
Holder Ness
County of York
Constable
William Constable
Proclamation on Birmingham Riot Rewards in 1791
King offers 100 pounds reward for discovery of offenders from the Birmingham disturbances on July 14 1791. Prosecution promised for authors abettors and perpetrators with authorities urged to aid arrest. Warrant granted for payment by the Treasury of London, Saint James's Court.
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Birmingham
Warwick
Worcester
Privy Council
Treasuer
St. James’s
Proclamation on July Exudalous Paper in Lipmingham
King issues royal proclamation condemning seditious July paper printed in Lipmingham and Warwick Worcester area. Officials ordered to detect and punish publishers, rewarding informants with pardon and a monetary reward upon conviction.
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Lipmingham
Warwick
Worcester
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Vienna
Berlin
Yrance
LAW Report
Cuildhall
Sigtings
Kenyon and
OAL Exchange
The
London Gazette
Alexandria
Merch Si
Cairo
King
George
Diburiyyé
Syco
Phate
Olive Branca
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