London Gazette Whiterall June 2 and May 10 death notice
From London Gazette June 2 and Vienna May 10 reports two main items: William Lindy is pressed for appointment as Secretary of Embassy to the Most Christian King, and Empress Dowager of Germany dies between noon and one. The rest details bankruptcies and numerous surrender notices across English towns with dates, inns, and attorney names.
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Whiterall
William Lindy
Vienna
Germany
Kingdom events and royal notices in London highlights
The piece notes the King's sixty fourth birthday events, a Drawing Room at St James's, a grand ball, and a private audience. It records the Prince of Wales's dinner at Paymiot Pars, the consecration of Dr. Spencer by the Archbishop, and the Address of Thanks to the King. Parliament prorogation plans, dissenters' protest, and appointments in Sedgebrooke with Allington are listed alongside European political shifts and military movements. A schoolboy arrow remains fixed in Westminster Hall for twelve years and a naval seizure of prohibited spirits is reported from Cowes.
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Paris Rumors and Revelations After Explosion Catastrophe
In Paris on May 20 the king distributed 2000 livres to survivors of the explosion while rumors blamed the Queen and aristocracy for planning to blow up the city with 54 pounds of gunpowder. Jacobins, guards, and National Guard tensions surge as authorities tighten security and plans to melt church bells are ordered to preserve order.
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la Faryette
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National Assembly May 25 Report on Armament and Mutiny
The ear minister urged arming all able citizens on frontiers and proposed 1000 men per department to safeguard interior areas, with service on holidays. Swiss Guards riot at Neuilly and Paris suburbs. authorities arrested and released some. Swords drawn, aids sent from Paris. The St Cloud municipality denounces La Porte for burning Madame La Joire memoirs. Officials pledge hearings. May 29 reports confirm Memoirs burned and deserters in Longueil and Var disturbances.
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England
Revolt Debates and Guards Turmoil at Paris Assembly
A chaotic session features motions to expose a forged Boulogne letter, accusations against Montmorin, and calls to disband the King's Guards. Deputations pressure for purge of aristocratic influence as factions shape a tense national police decree amid threats and conspiracies.
French Assembly strips King of Body Guards in debate
The National Assembly of France, as shown in today’s French Debates, finally deprives the King of his Body Guards the sole protection of his person and that of the Queen. Guards once voted by the Legislature are now declared unconstitutional leaving the King unguarded. A rabble may enter the palace and assassinate the Royal Family without prohibition. The Low Countries issue a Proclamation to ease commerce with France while protecting Imperial ships and war matériel. The French Court reportedly moved on the 28th. Heaven knows it has long justified mourning.
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National Assembly of
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Low Countries
May 1792 Agriculture Report Notes Weather and Livestock Market
May 1792 agricultural report describes beneficial showers improving winter and spring crops, drought and frost injuries to cloves, rye grass, and hops, with early clay harvest beginning near the metropolis. Beef is scarce. prime beef scarce at 4s per stone, veal reasonable, lamb and mutton around 4s 8d per stone, with prices likely to fall as weather alters.
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Leicestershire
Cream of Violet Soap Office Promotes Delicate Lady Care
An advertisement for Cream of Wroxrets or Cream of Violets markets a feminine cleansing product with patent protection for fourteen years. It claims to whiten and soften skin, relieve sun and sea tanning, and avoid irritation from soaps, urging purchases only from the Patent Violet Soap Office in Bank Buildings, Cornhill, London.
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