Prussia Denies Plans for German Secularizations in 1795
In August 1795 reports claimed secularizations in Germany were arranged if France stayed master of the Maine left bank. Prussian Majesty formally contradicted any such intended secularizations and asserted no will beyond mediating peace, noting concessions of part of hereditary dominions to preserve the German Empire’s integrity.
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Profia
Freig
Germany
Banks
Maine
Duchy of
Berg
Peace Preparations and Fortifications in Europe
In Frankfort on May 30 reports say Count Schnick the Imperial Minister tours German courts to prepare for a general Congress of Peace. Austria fortifies Vie and France begins restoring Kehl fortifications. The King of Prussia refuses to cede Franconian districts he holds, as the Emperor vows to issue an executoral mandate to dispossess him by force if needed.
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Frankfort
Count Schnck
Vie
Kehl
Prussia
Franconia
Empire
Stites
Poland Restoration Stirs Interest In European Court
In Warsaw on June 28 reports say Poland’s public role is tied to restoring political existence. The Emperor of Russia favors this restoration and sees Apport as key. Prince Repnin is reported to have mission to the Prussian Court to push the project as his main objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Republic of Poland
Russia
Ourcé-devanting
Repnin
Pacification of Europe celebrated as Bavildlemy exits Paris
France reports the Swiss cantons honored Citizen Bavildlemy with military honors and a triumphal entry into France. The Directory and Interior Minister hosted the ceremony as Barthelemy joined the Directory, pledging unity under the Constitution and a pacific course. London hints at peace talks, while Brest prepares ships to guard a convoy and prize capture on the coast.
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Paris
France
Europe
Ttis
Charles Delacroix
Lord Grenville
England
Buonaparte
Li‘berty
Cormartin
Cherbourg
Carmartin
Barthelemy Arrives In Paris Amid Public Triumphs And Dispatches
The new Director Barthelemy entered Paris with a grand procession, greeted by the Directory and authorities. Reports say Pitt may no longer be Prime Minister, and a Paris peace congress looms. Prussian troop movements and Venetian unrest shadow Europe as Venice alters its government while five leaders hold executive power.
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Barthelemy
Paris
France
Pitt
England
Silesia
Lithuanias
Warsaw
Meyer
Vos van Steenwyk
Dantzic
Bertia
Miglia
Verona
Venice
Villetard
Mazini
ix-Doge
Batagia
Gandbolini
Spada
Genoa Dispatch on Political Turmoil and Saint Domingo Tribute
Genoa reports ongoing unrest as Government defenders remain under arms and rival groups fail to disband. Cattaneo and Serra sent to General Buonaparte with secret instructions as a courier is dispatched for potential striking developments. A Council Five Hundred account recounts Saint Domingo before the Revolution, noting 300 vessels, 20,000 seamen, 8,000 plantations, a multiethnic population, and a contrasting view of slavery versus humane treatment in the colony.
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Genoa
Lefser Council
Cattaneo
Serra
Buonaparte
Vidarer Foyeuse
West India Islands
St. Domingo
Cape
Dominico
Europe
Disturbances and Executions in Dublin Barracks
Reports from Dublin and Belfast describe military executions after swift trials for breaches of war articles. A Belfast raid saw attempted robbery and a partial escape, while raids in Carrick on Shannon and a Bridge Street tavern revealed treasonous oaths and assaults on ordnance workers. The Mohill Cavalry imprisoned 23 men for treasonous oaths as unrest spread.
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Belfast
Bigg
Lodge
Carrick
Shannon
Mohill Corps of Cavalry
R. Irwin
Ordnance
Bridge-street
Stephen’s Green Volunteers
French evacuated Trieste and Austrian troops take position
A Vienna letter dated 29 ul. reports French evacuation of Trieste, now occupied by Austrian forces under Colonel Casmir. Venice is said to be restored to order with 8000 French troops gone, and public quiet resumed.
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Vienna
Trieste
Casmir
Ismaza Ettenor
Leghorn
Venice
Corner
Stockholm
Marstrand
Gothemburgh
Eoward Norrney
St.George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
T. Powys
Thomas’ James
His
Worester
Lamb
Edward Baker Lirrimares
17Th Foot
St. Domingo
Urquhart
Bank of Enclane
Lord Barprogrr
Uthant
Pallas
Portsmouth
Brest
Ushant
Bay of Honduras
Belize
Lost bill case upholds holder’s recovery against Acceptor
In a cited decision Lord Kenyon upheld that a lost bill of exchange may support a claim against the Acceptor if the holder provides security against future payment. The court held the plaintiff entitled to recover, directing a verdict for the plaintiff. The verdict totaled 241 to 133.
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Gilbert
Erfeine
Arm
Ffey and Childs
Wick
Lord Kenyon
Marriages and Deaths in Chelsea and London
On Friday last in Chelsea by special licence Rev Wik Nam Garnier married Miss North daughter of the Lord Bishop of Winchester. On Saturday Rev George Maximilian Bichune married Miss Ewart of Gower Street Dedfordge Square. Died Eve Thursday night Mr George Ansell Carshalton. Richard Callis Esq formerly Dragoon officer died at Witham Essex. On Saturday last at Lime Street Square George Neale Esquire Senior Surgeon to the London Hospital died in his eighty fifth year.
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Mderereay
King’s Messenger
Cartes
Waitworth
Mofon
Prince William of
Gloucester
Ipswich
Shrubland Hall
Ludgatehill
N U
Hungerford
Nore
Sandwick
Fuore
Kosciusxo
Poland
la Fayette
Lord St. Vincent
House of Commons
T. Morstow
Joan Storp
William Dunpas
Controul
Rose
Board of Treasury
Cauthreup
Waxcor
York-street
Dublin
TTC
Chelsea
Wik
Nam Garnier, Cklett
Gov. Garniers
Wickham
Hamphire
North
Winchester
George Maximilian Bichune
Rowfant
Sussex
Ewart
Gower-street
Dedfordge Square
George Ansell
Carshalton
Urry
Witham
Essex
Richard Callis
His Majesty’s Dragoon Service
Lime-street-square
George Neale
London Hospital
Price P Stocks and Market Shifts Noted in Brief
Fragments show stock price movements and currency marks with unclear figures. Mentions like percent reductions and penalties hint at trading activity and market notes though specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
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Barthe
Dony
Dyne
French Republic
Story
Nantes
Rochefort
Bourdeaux
Hodierne
Irelands
L. Ann
Cosf
Forte Optaj
Ema
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