London Notes on Royals Trade and Politics in 1800s
London dispatches report the Lord Chancellor with Mr Port at Walmer, the Prince of Wales near Richmond and Oatlands, and French military requisitions for uniforms. London civic elections, sheriffs, and city offices are described amid royal and political commentary, with notes on Parliament returns, naval dockyard surveys, and theater losses.
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Port
Walmer
Prince of Wales
Richmond
Oatlands
Nief
Tracy
Taylors of
Milan
É&C
Europe
Spain
Court of
Maparo
Montsox
Royal Navy
France
Rous
London
Shermen Lushing Toyx
Anderson, Skinner
Comse
Court of Common Council
Stephen LanxesTon
William Starnes
Eigrs
Wilkes
Olhers
F. Vanpington
Wilderserandum
Dan
St. Albans
Hertfordshire
Sherif
Carlton-Hourt
County of Elgin
James Broote
Cupar
D. Scorr
Dyfart
Kirkaldy
Bruntiflend
Kinghorn
J.erskine Sr
Chara
Peebles
Lanerk
Linlithgow
Selkirk
Lord Stopford
Jedburgh
Haddington
Dunbar
North Berwick
Lander
Wmir
R. Barren
Carliffe
Mr. Corwin
J. Grakam
F. Vane
Mr. Knubley
National Assembly Debates Over French Troop Admission to Amsterdam
Requisitions from citizens of Amsterdam Leyden Haarlem Delft Rotterdam Schiedam and The Hague spark heated debate. Proposals call for a commission to General Bournonville to withdraw troops while council denounces suspicions of his actions. Debate notes armed burghers oppose troops and division within the Republic prompts referral to provincial authorities.
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National Assembly
Amsterdam
Leyden
Haarlem
Delft
Rotterdam
Schiedam
Hague
Vender Veen
Bournonville
Ploos van Amstel
Council of
Quesnel
Raninck
Spain
Republik
Committee of the Union
Bournoiville
Amterdam
Goh
Borrnonville
Madrid reports alliance talks and large Gibraltar forces
Madrid reports in L Eclair that the Court is negotiating a Treaty of Offensive and Defensive Alliance with the French Republic. The Prince of Peace entertains General Perignon, the French Ambassador, and the King has given him a richly ornamented sword. War preparations by sea and land are vigorous, with 49,000 troops assembled before Gibraltar.
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Perignon
Gibraltar
Peace Prospects Rise as Armistice Reported Near
From Francefort on June 7 observers note movements by both armies hinting at a near peace. Reports say a pacification is imminent and a renewed armistice may be agreed, with two strong places to be ceded to Republican troops until a final peace treaty is reached.
French Revolution Struggles Amid Declining Republic Control
A Rennes letter reports uprisings and counter revolutionary activity across regions near Metz and in Tile et Vilaine. Chouans begin laying down arms as Morbihan chiefs plan a June 24 conference with Generals Quantias and Muermet. The infamous L Branz is tried at Avignon for past counter revolutions.
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Metz
Republic
France
Feraud
Babeuf
Rennes
Tile Et Vilaine
Bain
Avignon
Gallant Stand by Pitt Captain in Open Bay Action
Amid war chatter on the eastern coast a French privateer tried to seize the Pitt. Captain Cunningham, with one young boy aboard, threatened the boatsmen with an unloaded musket, forced a retreat, then repaired damage and sailed to Road with the schooner nearly wrecked. Militia units boarded the privateer in pursuit but it escaped.
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Staffordshire
Lancashire
Weymouth
Anglesey
Gloucester
Bletchington
Surrey
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Dover
Lords of the Admiralty
Drury-lane
Lombard-street
Ferrey
Pitt
Curmingham
Cunningham
London Society Scene and a Fatal Row of Ruins
The week features royal events with Foreign Ministers and a Collar Day tied to St Peter and St Paul observances. Also reported is a major rescue after a morning collapse in Houghton Street, listing victims and survivors among residents and lodgers, with names and statuses across multiple flats.
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St. James’s
St.Peter and St. Paul
Wingstor
Duke of
Yore
Princess of Wates
Carlton House
Duchess of
Murcrave
Croup
Zalieté
France
Houghton Street
Claré-marker
Portugal-street
Humane Society
Burgess
Moore
Ando
Felvel
Higgins
Gibbons
Bankrupts and Dividends in London Gazette List
From the London Gazette June 25 entries show bankrupts Samuel Newham and William Nightingale and George Nightingale surrendering at Guildhall on specified dates. Dividends listed for numerous creditors and firms across Britain, including James Johnson, O. Griffith, T. Watts, R. Elgin, W. Dalton, Hugh Muir, and others with dates in July. Average price of sugar computed at 718.43 per hundredweight excluding duty.
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Samuel Newham
Southwark
Man's Mercer
Guildhall
William Nightingale
George Nightingale
Lombards Street
Bankers
James Johnson
St. James's
Westraintter
O. Grifith
Chepstow Grange
Monmouthhire
T. Watts
Hampton
Middlesex
R. Elgin
L. Elgin
Sheffield
Yorkshire
South Kelsey
Lincolnshire
W. Dalton
Kiniston Upon Hull
Strand
Chymist
W. Ayres
Cray’s-Inn-lane
BR. Chipchafé
Poultry
R. Hoaksley
Notingham-free
Mary-le-bonne
John King
St. Neot’s
Huntingden
Grocer
James Thorburn
Half
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Germany
Lombardy
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Madrid
Francefort
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Bombay
Mangalore
Lewis Patcheck
Yippoo Sultan
Mysore
Wir
Patcheck
Mahi
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