Pienna Briefs: Russian Invasion and Mediation Talks
Pienna May 30 1792 reports that Empress Catherine’s troops entered Poland in three routes via Lithuania Kievia and Podolia. Prince Czartomsky arrives with a Polish mission. London offers mediation with Britain aiming to avoid Hague Convention. Jusuf Pacha deposed Mazacu MenemETH Pacha named successor. Minerva ship crew insulted locals in Leghorn after landing.
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de Rasoumorrski
Petersburg
Empress Catuarine
Poland
Lithuania
Kievia
Podolia
Prince de Czartomsky
Warsaw
Republic of Poland
London
France
the Hague
Jusuf Pacha
Mazacu Menemeth Pacha
Minerva
Leghorn
House of Lords Readies Inclosure Ball and Jail Bill
Wednesday session notes the Penge Inclosure Bill set for its second reading and the third reading of the Hriftoh Jail Bill. House of Commons debates on reservations bills from the Lords proceed.
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House OF Lords
Penge
Hriftoh
House OF Commons
Lords
Levee at St James and royal affairs noted in London
One o clock levee at St James's announced with the King to Windsor Lodge afterward. A protest against the libel bill is signed by high officials. Public approval for the government amid the Proclamation, militia reviews, and court updates follow. Reports cover Mrs Jordan, Italian Opera, and international reflections on Russia, Holland, and Poland. A royal Surrey Militia disbanding, counterfeit coin alerts, a burglary on Great Buffel Street, and the Queen of England's ship leak are also mentioned.
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St. James's
Windsor Lodge
James
Earl Batuusy
Hkenyon
Brook Watson
Curtis
Watkin Lewes
Pitt
Lords of the Treasury
Albion
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
City of London
Regiment of London
Lord Har- Rixeton
Windsor Park
Ainslre
Ainslie
Lord Hagainston
Sydenham-common
Duke of Clarence
Duchess of York
Russia
Holland
Poland
United Provinces
France
Britain
Prossia
Peter K1irkman
Great Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
Ascot Heath Races Amid Fashionable Company
Yesterday's Ascot Heath races attracted a vast fashionable crowd led by the Prince and Duke of York. Elis Maytest’s Plate of 109 guineas was won by Lord Beust's Heath Cropper, with Ally by Trumpater from Aimwell's Dam taking the Prince's Stakes of 90 guineas ahead of three other contenders.
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Yeterday
Privy Council Deliberates Measures to Suppress Seditious Writings
In Dublin a Privy Council meeting at the Castle on Saturday discussed effective steps to curb the spread of seditious writings circulated across the kingdom. A proclamation akin to the English royal measure reportedly followed the deliberations.
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Dublin
England
Privy Council
Priestley Son Admitted to French Bar and Naturalization Sought
The French Assembly admitted William Priestley son of Dr. Priestley to the bar and invited naturalization. The president praised his patriotism and France welcomed the English visitor as a future citizen. A decree was approved to naturalize him and plan the decree. The Assembly also debated July 14 commemorations and approved terms for rejoining the King’s Guard.
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William Priestley
Priestley
Birmingham
Dr. Priestley
England
Jefson
France
Doctor Priestley
Francois
Doddor Priestley
Versailles
National Assembly
House of Stuart
M. Lavupepe
Election to appoint elder Brother of the Trinity House
Sir Henry Martin widely expected to be elected unopposed as elder Brother of the Trinity House on Thursday. Reports also claim the Earl of Barrym oor recently wed in Scotland to Mrs Gorvine, a niece of Lady Lane. Coventry notes Lady Gopova and Pespine Tom’s annual exercise amid regional weather concerns. A caution reports two glaziers casing Norton Street, Marybone, to steal valuables during window cleaning tasks.
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Trinity House
Henry Martin
Earl of Barrymoore
Scotland
Gorvine
Lane
Coventry
Gopova
Pespine Tom
Sierra Leone
Nortonftreet
Marybone
Poland Erupts in Diet Speech Rallying War Defence
The King urges unity in the Diet as Russia threat deepens. He proposes arming and negotiating with Prussia and Hungary, Saxony, and Catharine II’s Russia while pledging personal risk in defense. The Diet thanks the monarch and grants command to the king, with nobles donating artillery, coin, and resources.
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Russia
Ottoman Porte
Hungary
Poland
Elector of
Saxony
Catharine
Europe
Diet
Rapziiy
Republic
Sorty
Cracow
Cashit
Poland's Claim to Prussian Protection Cited in Crown Speech
The king's address to the Diet argues Poland's steps toward freedom and independence were taken with Prussia's advice and concurrence, countering the Empress of Russia's manifesto. Grain prospects across the kingdom appear favorable with wheat and barley promising well, and cider regions reporting excellent apple and hop crops.
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Poland
Prussia
Ktng
Biev
Russia
Antiscorbiatic Drops Cure Scorbutic Humour in Town
An Extend from the Newark Hexard Notting hamshire May 23 1792 reports Mr Sprespury of Sohes Square London valued for his Antiscor iatic Drops curing a Trace s man with a violent scorbutic hum our after other medicines failed. D Horr the printer can provide details and the cured person will share a full account for satisfaction.
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Newark Hexard
Nottinghamshire
Sprespury
Sohes Square
London
D. Horr
Cream of Vrorets marketed for refined female use
An advert announcing Cream of Vrorets as a refined cleansing preparation for ladies, claiming exclusive fourteen year manufacture rights under a grant from the king. It promotes skin benefits, sun protection, and whiteness, instructs purchases only from the patent office in Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and warns against counterfeit sales elsewhere.
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Cornhill
Hall and Co
London
Dyde’s
Bailey
Dice
Marriages in Aix la Chapelle and Albemarle Street
On Friday the 18th ult in Aix la Chapelle Germany Capt Henry Whytehead of the Regiment Les Chaffeurs Royal des Princes wed Miss Sinclair sister of General Sinclair Colonel Proprietor of the regiment. Also by special licence Capt Impey wed Miss Knight of Albemarle Street on Monday.
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Aix-la-Chaple
Germany
Henry Whytehead
Les Chaffeurs Royal Des Princes
Sinclair
Impey
Knight
Albemarle Street
Obituaries and Death Notices from Welbeck Street and Nearby Parishes
Died Monday in Welbeck Street Charles Simpkins brother-in-law to Sheriff Anderson. On Thursday in Kentish Town Mrs Kentish wife of Richard Kentish M D of Gower Street Bedford Square. On Tuesday at Ely aged 73 Reverend Jeffery Bentham senior canon precentor of that cathedral minister of Trinity Church. On Wednesday at Kelston near Bath Reverend Dr Woodcock vicar of Watford and rector of United Parishes of St Michael Wood Street and St Mary Steyning. Thursday at Kentish Town in advanced age Mr Francis Nobie.
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Woodcock
Watford
Hertfordshire
Redétor
St. Michael, Woodstreet
St. Mary Steyning
London
Kentish
Francis Nobie
Ship Arrivals and Weather Report from Dover to Cork
Ship news lists arrivals at Dover Lancaster Cork and Liverpool with ships Recovery Forrester Nancy Fanny Active and more. Wind W S W blows hard and dearth of certain goods at the market with stock prices and bonds quoted at the Corn Exchange in London for June 11.
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Arrevals
Dover
Forrester
Quebec
Lancaster
Nancy
Croft
Barbadoes
Cork
Fanny
Barbut
Virginia
Liverpool
Kennedy
New York
Deat
India
Cousins
Branford
Lisbon
Favourite
Oliphant
Duke of Savoy
Hoffman
Sierra Leone
Georgina
Warring
Smyrna
Villa Nova
Spital
Alicant
Dea
W.S. W
Corn Exchange
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South Sea
New Navy
Waterford
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