Prussia urges Franconia to unite for German safety
In a formal paper to the Circle of Franconia Count de Lovg on behalf of the King of Prussia urges renewed associations among the Circle and other Lower Circles of the Empire. He explains troop movements toward the Rhine to protect Germany and calls for concerted defense measures in concert with Hungary. May 26 1792.
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Prussia
Soveritza
Franconia
Hungary
France
Leopold II
Alsace
Lorraine
Rhine
Germany
Circle of
Empire
Swabia
Don
Nuremberg
Des Sopen
Kingly honors and diplomatic missions announced
In Stockholm on May 29 the late King received three orders from Rusha Denmark and Prussia. Lieut. General Baron de Kingport is to return the St Andrew's to Petersburg while Lieut. General Count Wachtmeijer carries the Black Eagle to Berlin and Baron de Stromfeld conveys the Elephant to Copenhagen. Attending officials include Barons de Ruuth Klingport and de Vreede.
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Rusha
Denmark
Prussia
Baron de Kingport
St. Andrew's
Petersburg
Count Wachtmeijer
Berlin
Baron de Stromfeld
Copenhagen
Baron de Ruuth
de Klingport
de Vreede
de Rudenhold
Avignon
Lescene
Public Officials Rebuffed Over Calamities in Comtat
The court treats him as the chief author of the Comtat calamities while Verninac travels under a cloud. The Swedish Charge d Affaires in France is ordered to leave Paris and join Russian and Prussian Ministers in Brussels.
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Comtat
Occason
M. Verninac
France
Paris
Bruffels
War on Russia Reports From Warsaw Diet Declares Supreme Command
May 24 dispatch notes Polish Diet declaring King to command the army. Prince Poniatowski as Chief, Mieloburki near Tulczyn, Kescimko on the Kiovia road. Russian three-column advance into Polish territories met by local nobles’ insurrection. Polish troops retreating but maintaining order. Casualties and a high command influence cited as crucial to defense.
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Warsaw
Russia
Magesty
Prince Poniatowski
Winnica
Mieloburki
Europe
Poland
Tolczyn
Gracowski
Czerniejowce
Serbow
Ukraine
Lithuania
Diet
Fate of Grand Visier Jussur-Pacua Revealed
Frontiers of Turkey notes a grand vizier return from a failed war. The sultan welcomes him, grants a Petite Homer, and he serves six weeks before the Grand Signor demands the imperial seals. Mexitcu-Maumet, son in law of the late sultan, is appointed in his stead.
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Visier
Jussur-Pacua
Jufiuf Pacha
Mexitcu-Maumet
Battle Report of Austrian Hungarian Forces Near Maubeuge
In Brussels June 13 the army of the King of Hungary and Bohemia in the Low Countries under Duke Albert de Saxe Teschen prepared to attack La Faverre's vanguard near Maubeuge. About 8000 troops under Marshal de Camp M de Gouvion engaged on June 16 at 9 PM with two attacking columns, repelling strong defense as they advanced toward Villiers sur Nicole.
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la Glifvelle
Marshal de Camprde
Gouvion
Duke de Sait- Tescuen
Archduke Duartes
Brussels
Hungary
Bohemia
Low Countries
Albert de Saxe Teschen
Holy Roman Empire
M. de la Faverre
Maubeuge
Villiers sur-Nicole
Bettigny
Berfilly
Merieu
Villiers-sur, Nicole
Pro rogued Parliament and savagely distant intrigues in London
London notices discuss prorogation of the Irish Parliament to August twenty six, exchanges of clergy, and a parade of political lapses. The piece notes Paine Tooke and Wall escapade, Lord Barrymore, Mann, and a graphic tale of political intrigue, flight, and punishment through dawn notes. A comet sighting and a sensational assault on a mail coach punctuate the column.
Surrey Freeholders Gather at Epsom to Thank the King
The Freeholders and Gentlemen of Surrey met at the Spread Eagle in Epsom to address the King on the late Proclamation. Lord Onisive opened proceedings, praising the King's actions for peace and warning against sedition, as Sir Joseph Ma(n)sell and others spoke about loyalty and constitutional liberty.
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Surrey
Spread Eagle
Epsom
Avery Nusmerous Aes
Lord Onisuéiv
Ari Addre
Perfors
Prince of Wales
Joan Wess Weston
Sutton-place
Joan Russert
Jossx. Mansex
Tom Paine
Sir Joseph
Paine
Horne ‘Fooxe
Junius
Horne Tooke
Bitle
Parson Horny
Funius
Tom “Paine
Surry
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Stockholm
Turkey
Gazette Des Pays Bas
London
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National Assembly
Lord Cuancetrog
Horace
Mr. Paine
Herne Tooke
Trotter
Lord Barrymore
Gretna Green
Covent Garden
Perrace
Colonel Wall
Mann
Reading
Wall
Clarke
Bath
Miss Erskine
Scotland
Lord Sydney
Edinburgh
Goree
Africa
Dr. Halley
Creaca
Kew-lane
Stoke
Coventry
Richard Yates
Hannah Palmer
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