King to Emperor Demands End to Concert and Peace Pledge
The French king instructs his ambassador to declare to Vienna that France will not discuss internal affairs while seeking assurance of union and peace. He insists the Emperor end war preparations in the Netherlands and Brussels, reduce military forces to April 1791 levels, and respond frankly. The king ties any easing of tensions to reciprocal French withdrawal and a renewed Franco Austrian accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impr
France
Vienna
Pacific
Netherlands
Brifvan
Privileges and Divorces in Parliament Amid Lords Deaths
The report covers the Scots Election Petitions and divorce bills in the Lords and Commons, with debates on the Seamen's Bills, Exchequer, National Debt, and licensing measures. Notices of deaths include Sir William Caprine-Ton and the Earl of Bure, with mourning to follow and connections to prominent noble families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House ‘of ‘Lords
House.of Commons
Maunnay
Supply and Ways and Means
John Cary
Burggoyle
Torspay
Samuel Whitbread
James Martin Lloyd
Mir
Thompson
Ftatner
Prince of Wales
Marr BaArp
India
Death of the German Emperor Likely Poison Case Sparks Outcry
Report of the sudden death of the German Emperor in Vienna after violent symptoms and swelling, with suspicion of arsenic poisoning. An inquiry and body examination were ordered but not completed. Possible killer linked to cooks and Jacobins in Paris amid political tensions and rumors of war. Archduke Francis to succeed as King of Hungary and Bohemia.
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Lord Grenville
Kosey Murray Keira
Micenna
Germany
Vienna
Alls
Iipe
Royal
Paris
France
Prussia
Hungary
Bohemia
Archduke Francis
Funeral of Rogert Apam Esq Architect at Westminster Abbey
The remains of Rogert Apam, Esq Architect, were carried from his Albermaine street home to the South aisle of Westminster Abbey. The private funeral was attended by a select circle of friends. The pall was borne by the Duke of Buccleux, the Earl of Coventry, the Earl of Laupierparr, Lord Stormont, Lord Campbell, and Mr Putteney. Also in the day’s items, notices report Dutch and German moves, Dublin’s franchise vote, Farnham and Horsham election matters, Edinburgh’s anti-slavery petition, and Miss Gray of Teaffes bequeathing funds for a Divinity Prize at Edinburgh University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogert Apam
Albermaine-street
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Bucclevex
Earl of Coventry
Earl of Laupierparr
Viscount Stormont
Frederick Campbell
Putteney
Holland
Flanders
Prussia
Margrave of
Auspxen
Weiltingen
Wirtemberg
Hesse-Cassex
Corporation
Dublin
House of Commons
Hor Praxiers
Farnham
Horsham
William Gordon
James Bariire
Edinburgh
Circus
Henry Erskine
Peech
Gray
Teaffes
Scotland
Divinity Hall
University of Edinburgh
Terror and mass deportations described in unrest
Reports from January 10 describe fear and panic as authorities banish those not known to officers. Hundreds are transported daily to Asia in violence. Turks, Christians, and Jews face uniform harsh treatment while residents fear nightly raids and confiscations of capital possessions.
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Higha
Asia
Plot to massacre whites stopped by governor’s troops
A group of black residents plotted to attack white inhabitants near Fincent’s in Tan 22. A Methodist minister overheard their plan, notified Governor Seron, who dispatched the 66th Regiment to surround the area. Ringleaders were seized and confined at St George’s, with trial expected soon.
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Seron
St. George’ S
West India Planters Meeting at London Tavern Debates Prices
A meeting of West India Planters and Merchants at the London Tavern considered suspending export bounties on sugar and setting price triggers for drawbacks, with further talks on East India sugar imports and duties. The session adjourned without decisive resolutions after lengthy argument.
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London
Iizerst
West India
East India
East-India Company
Lord Belfast
Lord Kenyon
Marquis Townsend
Norfolk Militia
Earl of Albemartee
Mr. Harzorp
Anspacu
Lord Cravin
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Huband
Rolbins House
St. ‘Paul
Botany, Bay
Bondstreet
Surryyland
Bayley
Hangrifhe
Epsom
IMG
Admiralty Board Proceedings Amidst Kent Damages Case
The Admiralty Board begins proceedings in Kent with damages sought against the corporation of Rechelte. Naval officers imprisoned on press duty during the late Russian trial face inquiry. The Amalgamary prosecuted last term for a Writ Enquiry before the Judge of Alize. General Major Van Borchis and Gottenberg are noted in relation to the Ankoltani wreck and cargo thrown overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Kent
Corporation
Rechelte
Ruiian
Crrv
Alize
van Borchis Pit Gottenberg
Shipping News From March 12 Harbor Listings
Fragmented dispatches from various ships passing in the Downs and outside ports show arrivals and departures. Vessels include the Charlotte Cottell from New Brunswick, the Escapé Hill from Alicant, the Huron from Barcelona, the Surprize Last and Endeavour with Ostend origins, and the Royal Tar Graham from Mesfina among others. Several ships remain or sail to destinations like Malaga and Lisbon, with no notable incidents reported.
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SH. P
Anbrivats
Dispatch
Jones
Coli
Aid Hope
Linthorn
Dilbon
Beneal
Dutton
Hamilton
London
St. Vincent’s
Wind
M. E
Olive Branch
Pritchard
Limerick
Downs
Venice masque and London theatre notes in one evening
An item notes Venices Mee éant with Seliaia and Azor performing The Masque of Comus at Covent Garden on a Sunday evening, and a new comedy The Road to Ruin with Oscar and Malvina. It also records marriages of Rev William Ireland's engagement to Miss Everitt and Josiah Greenwood to Mile Culcheth, with other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prury-Lane Conaterday
Venice
William Ireland
Bathy
Everitt
William Everitt
Horninghhim, Wittsoe
Hampton
Gloucestershire
Thomas Samitz
Shotover
Ofordshire
Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Hampton Park
Josiah, Greenwood
Cheapside
Mile
Culcheth
Rudgley
Obituary notices from a Buckinghamshire period article
A fragmentary list of deaths and obituaries from areas near Cardiff and London, noting Griffith Williams at Lanfwitvardiey, Thomas Purvis of Bedlington, Peter Cranke of Cannon Fleet, Sophia Wykham, Richard Wood, Charles Tyrrel jan of Fleet Street, Mrs Heaviside, the Countess Dowager of Mons Brienne, the Rev William Dejovas Byrdhe, Harriet Vahnieck, Mrs Corbett, Mr Everard, and Rev Charles Booth. Details include locations, affiliations, and dates of death in a dense, era-typical register.
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Lanfwitvardiey
Cardiff
Griffith Wiliams
Brifton
Bedlington
Thomas. Purvis Purvis
Peter Cranke
Elys
Cannon-fieet
Ophia Wykham
Mn Heaviside
George-street
Flanrover
Helsea
Mons Brienne
E. Ke
Black Friars
Canterbury
Wm. Dejovas Byrdhe
A.M
D v
Albemarle-treet
Harriet Vahnieck
Joshua Vahneck
Barz
Corbett
Buffel-street
Everard
Gate-street
Lincoln’s- In-Fields
Shite-Street
Charles Booth
milow-Hall
Cheshires
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National Assembly
M. d. Lessart
Iff
Marth
Davis Street
Berkeley Square
William Caprine- Ton
Tewkesbury
South Audley-street
Earl of Bure
Mowat Stuart
Order of the Garter
Duke ‘of
Kingston
Ancaster
Campbell’s
Lonsdale
Northumberland
Macartney
Argyle
Duke of Clarence
Barl of
Bute
Richamond Park
the Emperor OF
Fincent’s
Admiralty
Jamaica
Briboa
Rejten Dam
Orn
Aetto
New Navy
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