Levee greetings and market turmoil in Dublin news
Yesterday at the Levee Lord Grenville presented Josern Ewart to the King and Admiral Allen as officials arrived from Berlin. In Ireland the Lottery draw sparked a price spike on Irish tickets at the stock exchange as sales outpaced delivery. A rash of petty thefts at the event drew warnings to station guards and the press.
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Levee
Berlin
Lord Grenville
Elforr
Admiral Allen
Portsouth
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Stock Exchange
Fiznekpext
Brighton
Dunpas
Evan Nevean
Earl of BreenGram
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Youx
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Dip
Copnwall
Court of Directors
the East India Company
Cornwall
Jonnithorne
Akhe
Deacine
East Indies
Zemmpar
Holland
Potgmmkrn
Zafy
Petersburgh
Branitzt
Prince Potemkin
Prince Repsin
M. Deusssarty
West India Merchants Meet on Jamaica Reinforcements
London Tavern hosts West India Merchants meeting amid calls for immediate naval and military reinforcement to Jamaica and the Windward and Leeward Islands. Lord Grenville reportedly approved a plan to send one regiment from Barbados to Jamaica at the nation’s expense, with two more regiments to be completed in the islands.
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Hiatt
Minster
Ie. Pitt
Devibdale
West India
Jamaica
Windward
Leeward
West India Islands
Windward Islands
British West India Islands
India
St. Damingg
Lone
Lord Guanvitce
Long
Lord Grenville
London
Grenytire
RacHarp Neave
West Indies
Barbadoes
Stockholm’s King Set to Rebuild Monarchical Authority
Stockholm October 21 The voyage to Dix de Ghapelle returns as the King’s plan to restore monarchical authority in France unfolds An alliance between Sweden and Russia led by Bar on Alexandrov on Swedens behalf and Count Stackelberg for Russia. The Empress may send 12000 troops and a 300000 ruble subsidy while the Diet in Sweden faces notable changes.
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Dix de Ghapelle
France
Petersburghy
Baron Atmfckivon
Sweden
Count Stackelberg
Russia
Petersburgh
Esterhazy Receives Dispatches From Provence and Artois
On the 2d inst Count Esterhazy received by express dispatches from M de Provence and M d Artois, brothers to his Most Christian Majesty, a copy of a letter written to the King. He immediately communicated the contents to her Imperial Majesty and to several foreign Ministers.
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Count Esterhazy
M. de Provence
M. d’ Artois
Court Receives News on Prince Temkin Health
Our Court has long received couriers from Fafy in Moldavia reporting Prince Temkin's ill health. A recent courier brought more favorable news and a 1000 ducats gift to the bearer. The Prince's disorder has delayed talks with Turkish plenipotentiaries as France accepts a constitution. Coffee houses are ordered closed to curb French revolutionary talk.
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Fafy
Moldavia
Potemkin
Jaffy
Monfrent Garnet
France
Paris
Count Overman
Ratisbon Talks on French Revolution and European Neutrality
The Vienna court seeks strict neutrality as Germany hopes the French Revolution does not disrupt Europe. Emigrants' aims to arm powers against France are viewed unfavorably. Polignac and other nobles reside in Ratisbon with limited contact to French ambassadors. Austria quarters nine German cavalry regiments in Hungary while Russia pressures the Emperor to honor prior assurances. The Empress dispatches Romanzow to Coblenz and Worms to pledge commitments, hinting at emigration among French nobles and officers.
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Europe
Vienna
Polignac
de Richtieu
de Laval
Coblentz
Worms
France
Aulic Council of War
Hungary
Austria
Russia
Petersburgh
Count de Romanzow
Circle of the Rhine
Cers
Emigrant numbers rise around Coblentz after Brest arrival
Commandant M. d HeEcTor arrived at Coblentz with many naval officers following. In the town and nearby areas the number of French emigrants increases daily.
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M. d'HeEcTor
Brest
Nighttime Robbery near Manchester and Derby Fire Panic
A Manchester resident, Richard Wilfony, fought off two robbers who demanded money as he returned home. He handed over about three pounds in coins and watched the assailants flee after failing to seize his watch. no personal injuries occurred. Derby reports a fire at a Darley paper mill, with a boy confessing accidental ignition. mill and two tenements destroyed, no deliberate act proven. Staffordshire magistrates publish strict pub rules limiting opening hours, no gambling, and no liquor during services, to be posted in public houses with enforcement by local constables.
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Richard Wilfony
Manchester
Warts Sngton
Wilson
Derby
Darley
Smith
Stafford
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