Polish Army Officers Refuse Rzewski Faction Loyal to Nation
War scene from June 3 1792 reports Polish forces under Joser Poniatowski resisting foreign influence. A letter from the Camp at Lubar defends national liberty, condemns traitors, and pledges to vanquish or die for Poland. It notes Russian retreat to Powolocza and military tensions amid the confederation led by Potocki Rzewski Branicki.
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Powolocza
Severin Rzewski
J. Poniatowski
Nnion
Lubar
French Ministry foils renewal of the Horrors on the 26th
Letters from Paris report that early precautions by the French Ministry and the Department of Paris have completely frus trated the intended renewal. M. Santrerre and his mob deny any such plan, claiming no renewal was meant, though this is known to be false.
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Paris
M. Santrerre
The Birthday of the Prince of Wales and Western Tour Planned
Royal family to keep the Prince of Wales birthday at Windsoroon then depart for a six week western tour with the three elder princesses. Weather spoils Mrs Hopart’s forenoon entertainment. Mrs Syeripan remains alive in Bristol in frail health. Lord St Helens leaves the Spanish court due to ill health. Sir Robert Ket returns from Vienna embassy nearing retirement. Queen of Portugal increasingly ill. Dr Wixtts holds faint hopes of recovery, but sustenance is refused. French assault on their king shows dangers of republican rule. Capt. Mertoux to face court martial. French navy described as decayed, Britain expected to lead seas. Swedes and Algerines end negotiations, with possible payments for safe Mediterranean navigation. Poll results at Guildhall show Redhead 1863, Scaife 1169, Wright 5, as Scaife and Wright declined reelection.
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Wales
Windersoon
Syeripan
Bristol
Sperrbay
Spain
Robert Ket
Vienna
Mertoux
New South Wales
Europe
Britain
Mediterranean
Guildall Fox
Redhead
Scaife
Wright
French Army Camps and Desertions Near Courtray June 95
In Courtray area the French report 4600 troops there with 12 to 15 thousand at Tournay deserting, and 4 Tyrolians enrolled in Belgic Legion. Marshal Lucker orders strict camp discipline, warns deserters and informs garrisons to punish violations. Lamares seizes armaments at Towrnay castle. 7 soldiers jailed for disobedience. Ci-devant Prince of Lamsese killed in counterattack.
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Warshal Lucker
Faubourg de Fives
Belgic Legion
M. Lamares
Towrnay
Lamsese
Bombay Civil Appointments Publicize Government Roles
In Bombay, authority announces changes in civil offices. Join Morris becomes Secretary to the Government, George Parry appointed Post-Master succeeding Morris, Richard Torrin moves to Sub Secretary in the Secret Department, Alexander Adamson handles Marine Pay replacing Stevenson provisionally, D Pentuiev becomes Transfer Master, and James Law becomes Assistant in the Secret and Political Department replacing Pentuitv.
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Join Morris
Pace
George Parry
Morris
Richard Torrin
Alexander Apamson
Marine Paymatter
George Stevenson
D. Pentuiev
Vir
Adamson
James Law
D. Pentuitv
Ill-gotten Indian Letters and London Riots Bail Actions
Several letters from India bearing bills totalling 700l were claimed by a different recipient of the same name in London. The India sender arrived within three days, revealing the fraud. A bill for 200l is refused, while another 200l bill was accepted. Authorities also report arrests of Mr. Yale Hyde, his Clerk, and Mr. Tapp over riot-related misconduct. Middlesex sessions and Oyer and Terminer to convene. A London to York wager and charity feats are noted, as is a quixotic suit against Death in a Dean death case with Dr Warren.
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India
Drury-lane
England
Nho
Mir
Bonphe Lanperave
Hesse
Cassex
Yalice Hyde
Tapp
Lord Kenyon
Ashurst
Mount-ftreet
Grose
Old Bailey
Powell
London
York
Maiden Plate at Tenbury Four Mile Heats
Sporting intelligence from Tenbury Worcester shows a Maiden Plate for all ages with four mile heats. Carnéfacus, a five year old by Hari’s sire Welchmann, ridden by Mr Hari, won third place. Barry’s brood by La Frances, Delta a four year old, and other entries noted. Only one day’s sport at this place.
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Lord Stamford
Carnéfacus
IY Hari
C. Welchmann
Barry
la Frances
Me. P. Sneisb
Delta
King's Plate and Sweepstake Races Frayed Entries
Friday and Saturday racing cards list King's Plate for roogs and togs, multiple heats and sweepstakes. Entries include horses like Anpiibious, Mo ock, Duke, Rutland, Duquette, Tinker, and Ploughboy with various owners such as Mr Fallon, Mr Daly, Mr Hamilton, Mr Dennis, and Mr Kirwan.
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Mr. Savage
Mr. Fallon
Roogs
Exch. H. Ft
Conolly
Ryte
Fallon
G.c. Duke
H. Ft
Hamilton
D. R. Daly
B. F
Nennis
D. B. Daly
Rutland
Mr. Smith
Plymouth Pilot cutter chases lugger Morgan Rattler off Anglesea
The Pilot cutter under Lieut Gunter refitted at Hamoaze after a voyage from Ireland. She sighted the outlawed lugger Morgan Rattler off Anglesea, fired on her as they closed, but ashore proximity forced abandonment of pursuit. A second sighting occurred two days later amid a heavy gale. The lugger and cargo are said to be valuable. pursuit would have succeeded if closer to shore.
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Hamoaze
Lieut
Gunter
Ireland
Anglesea
Patent Violet Soap Patented for Hand Care and Purity
Persevering ingenuity yields a new Violet Soap marketed for London and Dublin offices. The inventor claims protection for fourteen years, with retail squares at 2s 6d including duty. The soap, said to soothe rough, reddened hands from washing, promises skin softness and whiteness while defending against sun exposure.
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London
Cornhill
Dublin
Great Britain
Krne
Cargoes From China And St Helena List Goods
Shipping cargoes include Britannia Albion True Briton and other vessels from China totaling raw silk nankeen cloth china ware coffee and various parcels. Also from St Helena a 22 cwt 25 lb shipment with additional items and undetermined parcels yet to be identified.
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St. Hidian
Arrivals at Bath List of Notables Visitors
A visitor list for Bath includes Lord Rivers Lady Tynte Hon Major North Hon Mr and Mrs Anstruther Sir John de la Pole Admiral Montague Major Jardine Major and Mrs Ross Major Botel Dr and Mrs Mullegen Dr and Mrs Johnson Rev Mr Lucas Rev Mr Fox Capt Stsnhepe Capt Laughney Mr and Mrs Creemwood Mr and Mrs Woodbine Monfieur and Madame de Daline Mr B and Mrs Lloyd Mr Brace Mr Nath with june 27 noted.
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Lord Rivers
Tynte
Major North
Anstru
Johnson
Lucas
Fox
Stsnhepe
Laughney
Creemwood
Woodbine Monfieur
Madame de Daline
Mrs. Lloyd
Brace
Nath
Arrivals at Harrowgate June travelers listed
From June II to June 24 the arrivals include Duke of Montrose Duchess of Montrose Lady Harriet Montague Treut Col Campbell Capt Campbell Mr Blackett Mr and Mrs Parley two Miss Parleys Hon Mrs Gordon two Mr Gordons Rev Mr Lifsyek Mr Levy Mr Thompson Capt Warres Myr Hope Steward Mr Smyth Mr Johiston Capt Rice Mrs Rice Rev Mr Rudsten Colonel Dundas Mr and Mrs Pechell Captain Elliott Mr Cross Mr Campbell Mr Rigby Mrs Maitter Mills Maister two Miss Jarratts Rev Mr Moiey Mrs A Maister Mrs Bright Miss Bright Mr Fenton Mr and Mrs Aldworth Mrs Oliver Captain Tuite Mrs Place Mr Alilbanke Mr Haffeil Rev Afr Hall Mr Crawley Rev Mr Law Mr Wood Mr Ingleby Dr Dawson Captain Grey Captain Gordon Sir John Lawson Lady Lawson Rev James Dalton Rev R M Atkinton Mr and Mrs Gammell Mrs Verevet Miss Verelet Mr and Mrs Carr Miss Carr Mr Nethan Two Mills Nethams and others.
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Duke of Montrose
Duchess of Montrose
Harriet Montague
Col. Campbell
Campbell
Blackett
Parley
A. Maister
Bright
Miss Bright
Fenton
Matter Fenton
Aldworth
Oliver
Tuite
Place
Alilbanke
Haffeil
Afr. Hall
Crawley
Law
Wood
Ingleby
Dr.Dawson
Captain Grey
Gordon
John Lawson
Lady Lawson
James Dalton
R. M
Singular case of sudden curing tonic in Doncaster
A 75 year old gentlewoman in Doncaster suffered fortnightly violent shakes and fevers for two years, nearly bedridden for hours. After taking two small five shilling bottles of Spitsbury’s Antiscorbutic Drops, her symptoms improved, leg swelling subsided, wounds healed, and she could walk again. The ad touts the medicine as safe, purifying blood, aiding digestion, and suitable for scorbutic and rheumatic complaints, with sales across Britain and Dublin.
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Doncaster
Great Britain
Hall and Co
Great Britain-street
Dublin
Ireland
Ship News Arrivals June 28 Dover Falmouth Liverpool
Shipping notices list arrivals and remaining vessels on June 28. Gustavus the Third from China at Dover. Eliza Stone from Maryland at Falmouth. Amadee Lee and Union Whitlock from Dominica and New York at Liverpool. Johanna Maria Belle from Bengal to Copenhagen at Eastbourne. Mary Barnard from Boston and Dispatch Swain from South Seas at Dover. Mary Mattocks from Barbae dices to follow. Countess of Lauderdale from Charles Town at Portsmouth. Commerce from Tortola and Johanna from Antigua at Liverpool. Mary from Dominica and Hector from Leghorn at Bristol. Remain Greyhound for Limerick. True Briton for Newfoundland. Monmouth for Galway. Shafto for Baltimore. Antigua Boyman arrived from Antigua. wind S Dea June 28. wind S W. Antiguas Boyman sailed river bound Westward. India Pilots remain.
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Dover
Gustavus the Third
China
Falmouth
Eliza
Stone
Maryland
Liverpool
Amadee
Lee
Dominica
Union
Whitlock
New York
Eastbourn
Johanna
Maria
Belle
Bengal
Copenhagen
Mary
Barnard
Boston
Dispatch
Swain
South Seas
Mattocks
Portsmouth
Countess of Lauderdale
Dixon
Charles Town
Commerce
Wood
Tortola
Hunter
Anntigua
Bristol
Hector
Grifith
Leghorn
Dea
Greyhound
Dent
Limerick
Oporto
Brown
Newfoundland
Monmouth
Watt
Shafto
Rivers
Baltimore
Antigua
Boyman
Wind S. Dea
Wind
Died Tuesday Mr Robert Gillion Draper
Obituary notice noting the death of Mr. Robert Gillion of Binschurch Street Dublin. The fragment also lists various financial items such as Bank Stock Shalfa Consols and Navy bonds, with prices and fractions, indicating a page with market quotations alongside the death notice.
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Robert
Gillion
Woolles- Draper
Bins
Consol
Reco
Araphe Bank
New Navy
Bank
India
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