Abolitionist Committee Letter and Auction Notices
London, 1791. The committee for Abolition thanks Wilberforce Fox and Montagu for backing the slave trade’s end and denounces the brutal traffic. Also advertised are auctions in Garraway’s Coffee House with lands, houses, and farming property in Northamptonshire and beyond, including Lord Manners’ estate, and a water mill and other properties for sale or private contract.
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William Pict
Charles James Fox
Matthew Montagu
William Smith
House of Comacus
Africa
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Garraway’s
Cornhill
Alford
Stamford
Granham
James Manners
Lord Jones Klanners
Fitvte
Ustad
Compat Stony
Lusdred
Prirty Pive Ackes
Protest of the Colonial Assembly of Chandernagore
Protest by Chandernagore citizens against English conduct in Bengal. They condemn the seizure of Montigny Fremont and others, the firing on Chandernagore, and the escorting of prisoners to Europe. They appeal to the National Assembly for vengeance and declare they abandon the Chandernagore corvette to Britain.
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Calcutta
Ghyritty
Emglita Company
Mioutigny
Chandernsgore
Chandertre
Engish
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National Assembly
Hardernagore
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Kasice
Assembly of Citizens of
M. Maurivert
CornwaLe Lis
Intrigue and Power in a Royal French Court
A dramatic account details the influence of a royal mistress in France, likening her to Concutur and tracing how she governed Louis XV amid court intrigues. It describes Richelieu’s shadow over governance, and conspiracies by ministers to curb her ascent as scandals, calumnies, and satire swirl through a politically charged era.
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Mary of Menrers
Henry IV
Fiurope
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Fereizna
Tmiriane de Stain Reson
Pioness
Pumpadour
Nimniicey
Anc
du Barak
Biography of Madame Du Barre No 5 Concluded
A fragmented biographical sketch portrays Madame Du Barre as Marmorselle, detailing her unattractive appearance and the Privy Council role. It notes Petrarchan themes and the need to maintain discreet correspondence with a noble monarch, with Du Barre’s sister taking the Consciante office.
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No. V
Petrarch
Donagre
Marmorselle du Barre
Mediation of Denmark and imperial powers stance analyzed
The document discusses Denmark's policy of prioritizing commerce and fiscal stability to secure peace and reduce debt, while noting Empress Russia's expansion aims and the Prussian king's opportunistic expansionism. It advocates a falague limited plan granting the Empress control to the Dniester region if fortifications are demolished, implying a peace settlement compromise.
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Russia
Black Sea
Prussia
Britain
Denmark
Oczalon
Dniester
Election Committee Delays Marks of Two Century Old Votes
The sitting Members counsel closed evidence on contested votes and began objecting to petitioners’ supporters. The committee has sat a month costing at least one hundred pounds daily. A February incident in Yarmouth Roads saw a coal laden vessel grounded on Cockle Sand. boats aided, duties demanded by Custom House. the seizure cited, and a Dutch East Indiaman later lost for lack of boat assistance.
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Shields
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