Empress approves Manssendyk as Consul. multiple surrender notices
From the London Gazette dated November 6, 179? the Empress approves Anthony Menssendyk of Arthur Cayley and Co Archangel as consul. Numerous surrender notices list names such as Christopher Wimp James Newby James Davison William Thorne Elizabeth Howe Will a Webb and Rees Webb Philip Davy Joshua Fairer Walter Gillinde John Langton James Cock Giles Boardman with surrender dates at Guildhall White Lion Bristol Bull's Head Inn Manchester and other locations. attorneys named for each case.
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Anthony Menssendyk
House of Arthur Cayley and Co
Archangel
Chritopher Wimp
White Horse-yard
Drury-lane
Woullen
Draper
Guildhall
Collier
Castle-court
Budge-rew
James Newby
Little St. Martin’s-lane
Money-Scrivener
Pritvchard
Furnival’s-inn
James Davison
Oxford-street
Min’s-Mererry
Richardson
New-inn
William Thorne
Ulwood
Holborn
Taylor
Richagton
New-inn Eliz
Beth Howe
Brampton
Huntingdonshire
George-inn
Huntingdon
Manile
Willa Webb
Rees Webb
Bristol
White Lion
Mr. Edmunds
Lincoln’s
Thomas Pickering
Manchester
Bull's Head
Attornies
Duckworth
Marlborough
Wiltshire
Claraham-Street
Hungerford
Mr. Beckett
Wantage
Berks
J . Philip Davy
Cardiff
Glamorganshire
Broadtreet
Attorncry Mefirs
Bevan
Marge
Lincoln’s-inn
Joshua Fairer
Bull’s Head-inn
Mr.Edge
Inver Temple
Samuel Hatterfly
Drury-lare
John Johnton
Charles Johnston
Stubbins
Barnabbints
Bridgewater Arms
John Langton
Newington
Surrey
James Cock
Cambridge
Carrier
Red Lion-inn
Giles Boardman
Pendleton
Eccles, Lancace Nurseryman
Bull’s Hed-inn
Manchest
List of applicants for a grant before November 27
The document lists several individuals and their trades seeking a grant by or before November 27. Ysaac Natali linen-draper, Minories. Samuel Copfey tallow chandler, Old Cockney Bethnal Green. Jonathan May taylor, Brook Street Hanover Square. Youn Kenworthy corn-factor, Manchester. James King weaver, Horse Thoe Alley Morfields. William Wake shop-keeper, Southwick Hants.
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Ysaac Natali
Minories
Samuel Copfey
Old Co
Bethnal-greens
Jonathan May
Brook-street
Hanover-square
Taylor
Youn Kenworthy
Manchester
James King
Morfields
William Wake
Southwick
Hants
London Gossips and Continental News in Michaelmas Term
London greetings among lawyers and clients mark the start of Michaelmas Term as unsettling headlines arrive. The Carteret Packet from Jamaica reports deaths aboard a passenger voyage. a Gunpowder Plot anniversary crowd gathers without incident. French army fortunes are debated with harsh portraits of Dumourier and Beaucieu, while aristocrats and émigrés, including Artois and Manchester, move through London amid war talk.
Vienna to send 40000 for Piedmont relief amid European strife
Brussels dispatch reports Austria and Prussia planning separate winter actions in Italy and the Low Countries. Regiments including Hungarian and Croatian units prepare for Savoy, while Beaulieu’s imperial corps claims a near miss against the French near Condé. News from Luxembourg notes Prussian HQ near Namur and raids by French in Luxembourg. The Likely winter quarters on the Rhine may precede a stronger next campaign.
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Brussels
Turin
Vienna
Piedmont
Sarvrnta
House of Austria
Savoy
Taly
Te Istill
Prussia
Frederick William
Germany
Cologne
Coblentz
Eletter
Olls
Mayence
Elector of
Wayence
Duke of
Brunswick
Treves
Mollendorf
Luxembourg
Liege
Lar
Claitfast
Namur
Saxe’s
M. Dumourier
Low Countries
Saxe Techen
Brisgaw
Extract of an Earlier Letter on Brabant and French Threats
Brussels November 1. Malcontents rally as hopes rise of French backing for disorder while loyal citizens fear invasion and civil war. Brabantine religious and political ideas oppose French style especially priesthood. It is believed General Clairfait's army will join the Duke of Saxe to meet the French and halt their march by giving battle before they advance. All the pontoons are mentioned.
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Carteret
Jamaica
Kennington Common
Duke of Brunswick
Baron Beaucieau
Dumourier
Agamemnon
Drax
Clairfait
Duke de Saxe
Garoyne Dumourier
Maxwext
o’Artois
Monsieur
Aix A Chapelle
Grattan
London
Duke of Manchester
Ostend
Count du Luc
Montmorenci
Caarles le Noalies
Duke of Yor
Newmarket
Beaulieu
Condé
Latour
Hussars
Blankenstein
Tournay
Menin
Ath
Ttis
Clairfai
Duke of Saxe’ Tefhen
Spain
M. Comentze
Germany
Mayence
Prince Waldeck
Luxembourg
Treves
Coblentz
Clanfayt
Namur
Louis D’ors
M. Clairfayt
Duke of
Saxe Teschen
Hohenlohe
Austrian Reinforcements Grow to Defend Milanese Lands
The Aulic Council of War in Vienna orders 19 000 men to Hungary for Milanese defense, lifting Austrian field strength in Lombardy to about 20 000 plus King of Sardinia forces. Prussian advances threaten French in Germany as Austrian and Prussian troops move toward Treves and Namur. Luxembourg reports French ravages while Archduchess distributes bounty to marching troops.
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Aulic Council of War of
Vienna
Hungary
Lombardy
Tax Reform and Prague Insurrection Underway
Vienna reports the emperor orders broad tax reform as Prague rebels against Jewish commercial privileges. Citizens petition magistrates, a spokesman is jailed then released as unrest grows. Commissaries are sent to calm the malcontents with promises of immediate redress.
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Bohemia
Prague
Vienna
French Occupation Quiet in Frankfurt Gates Open Trade Continues
French troops entered Frankfurt on the 22d with General Custine’s detachment under M. Victor Neuwincer. They observe strict discipline. No private property is harmed, gates remain open, and commerce and goods movement proceed normally without disruption.
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Custine
Grand Army
M. Victor Neuwincer
Mar- Seal de Camp
Stric
Prussia Advances Toward Rhine With Austrian Support
Report from Bonn dated October 25 notes the King of Prussia advancing from Luxemburg toward the Rhine with two Austrian corps following, aiming for Coblentz to halt French progress. Mentz has contributed four million livres. old government forms are abolished and a new French‑styled government is established.
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Prussia
Luxemburg
Rhine
Coblentz
Mentz
A.ziew
Montesquiou Treaty Criticized Amid Savoy Tensions
Dispatches describe censure of Montesquiou's treaty with the petty Council and Savoy unrest over territory while French troops camp near Neva. Reports claim a government push to modify the treaty. reinforcements gather as Austrians and Prussians threaten, with battles and evacuations shaping the Gen era. The National Assembly of Savoy acts against convents and emigres, while Jacobin influence wanes among departments. Santerre reassures prisoners’ containment as Temple prisoners face trials and public confidence wavers.
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Montesquiou
Geneva
Repui
Savoy
Exec
Council of France
Neva
Executive Council
Dientequiou
Kellerman
Tives
Braffels
Luxembourg
Cain
Efferbary
Combe
Rhine
Mayence
National Assembly of
Chambery
M. d’Eglantine
M. Roland
Santerre
Council of the Commons
Decree on Emigrant Property Seizure During National Convention
The National Convention on Wednesday October 31 extended sequestration to the property of Elector Palatine and the French Envoy at Mannheim. It orders seals on movables and deeds of emigrants, and sets guardians and inventories. wives and children to keep essentials in their homes. The decree also requires foreign affairs to report on France’s political situation regarding the Elector Palatine.
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Home Department
Heffe
France
Paris
Directory of District
Pension solicitation noted for Dattot Dumer Custine
November records show the Minister of Contributions soliciting a pension of 3000 livres from the Convention for Dattot Dumer Custine. The minister added assurance that the request reflects learned German ties, though wording remains unclear.
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