London Rumors and Royal Flight Dispatches Abroad
London reports detail Mr Durr’s arrival at the Secretary of State with dispatches from Lord Elgin at Milan, halted at Calais by municipal authorities. A courtly gathering at Burleigh features nobility and performers while domestic affairs include a sensational verdict for damages against a former servant. News touches French royal flight, Loyalist sentiments, Revolution Society intrigue, and architectural plans by the Duke of Nesfoix.
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Durr
Secretary of State
Lord Elgin
Milan
Austrian Flanders
Calais
Burleigh
Earl of
Darras
Wilmat
Coust
Joan
Desut
Jotany Bay
Beecars
Barrington
Pile
Frank Noxruiis
Lausanne
Switzerland
Duke
Bachel
Buchieven
Richmond
France
Paris
Prince de Corency
Marquis de Cuurseux
Duc de Prenne
Ostend
Brussels
Dover
Mentz
Duchess of
Ancaster
Madame de Caronne
Aix la Chaelle
Ampassador
Earl Stannorz
Crown and Anchor
London
Revolution Society
Maymarket
Smithfield
Tyler
Dauphin
Oxtver-Cromwel
Mownsiear
Daurur
Orrice
Cyamp de Mars
Theatre review of The Kentisa Bagons at Haymarket
The Kentisi Bagons returned to Haymarket with a toned down script and a smoother performance. Critics note removal of Mrs. Tatter’s airs and praise Hearp as the Confidante of Exrxor. Despite fewer crowd-pleasing moments, the company earns a patient hearing from an audience of fashion and beauty in the afternoon show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Kentisi Bagons
Mife
Long Wait for Royal Visit At Dover Streets
The article notes rumors of French royalty landing at Dover with varied public reactions. Witnesses in Windsor expect their appearance, while some doubt royal safety near Fooke's Court or the Crown and Anchor. Local chatter spans wagers, tea plans, and constitutional shrugging over their safety.
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Dover
Crr
Windsor
Ascor
Fussock
Winere
Constitutional Society
Fooke
Joan Bull
Solstice noted amid cool winds and regional contrasts
A summer solstice reflection comments on cool northerly winds and milder winters. It notes white herrings exports from London near eleven thousand barrels, and discusses grain crops, Paisley’s gauze industry, and Irish linen incentives to boost cloth exports to counter French competition.
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London
Fulham
King’s Arms
Oftler
Scotland
Spitalfields
Paisley
France
Escape and Capture of the Royal Family in France
Report describes the Royal Family’s escape attempt from Paris toward Verdun, their capture near Varennes, and the guard actions at Senlis. It notes royal plans to reach Mentz, possible routes, and the National Assembly response including penalties for counterfeiting the Great Seal and frontier defence measures.
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Verdun
Merz
iVardines
Luxembourg
St. Meneboud
Varennes
Thuilleries
Oe Virtequier
Port Mailfr
Berlin
Royal Guard
Paris
Senis
France
Pusi
Mentz
M.rs Catonne
National Assembly
Europe
Monsier
National
M. de Govy
Seulis
M. de Bouillé
London Gazette June 28 notices of royal passage and bankruptcies
The Gazette reports the French king's likely arrival in Paris after Chalons, with M. Mangin delivering the news, and notes arrivals of M. and Madame at Mons. It then lists numerous bankruptcy surrender dates and venues across England including Hertford Bristol Exeter and London, with debtors and dates set by the Exchequer and Guildhall entries.
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Charles Lyons
Hilliard’s Court
St. George
Lincoln’s Inn
John Roberts
Starcross
Devon
William Gale
Exeter
Burrew
William Edmonds
Bristol
William Carr
White Lion Inn
Broad-street
Richard Edmunds
Exchequer Office of Pleas
London Morning News Briefs on Races Royal Visitors and Paris Crisis
The report notes a Levee at St James s, Windsor visit by the Royal Family after Ascot races, and arrivals from China and Madras announced at East India House. Madrid dispatches prompt a Cabinet Council. Rumors claim exaggerated Paris events, with stocks dipping. A Polish banquet toast sequence honors the Republic and National Assembly, with references to Renault and Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Prince of Wales
Windsor Lodge
Ascot
Ostertey
Triton
Minerva
China
Prince William Henry
Madras
East India House
Madrid
Grand Fleet
France
Monsieur
Maprame
Varennes
Adens
Brussels
Fawickener
Miraseau
Cromwell
Paris
National Assembly
Europe
America
Poland
Monsieur Reyault
Otway
Renault
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Tursday
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LE Roi
Hubert
M. de Lameth
M. de Bouille
The
London Gazette
M. Manginson
Chalons
Epernay
Madame
Mons
William Emerton
Hertford
Hertfordshire
Jinenuraper
Lewis Robertson
John Kennedy
Cornhill
Guildhall
Thomas Old
Thomas Thompson
Cherasford
Essex
Wenaly
John Haris
Portsmouth
John Harris
Staffordshire
Thomas Miller's
Woolseley Bridge
Thomas Milner
Alford
Lincolnshire
Richard Floyd Pitt
Great St. Helen's
George Greenwood
Great St. Helen’s
Linton Earle
the Minories
Joan Henry Houston
Diana-place
St. Pancras
Shakespeare
Denmark
Mays
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