French magistrates seek relief from fine at national convention
Our magistrates have sent a deputation to the National Convention of France to obtain mitigation of a fine imposed by General Cutive. He has granted them letters of safeguard for their journey and will not enforce the demand until the convention's action is known.
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Macistrates
National Convention of
France
Cutive
Safegnard
Bragant
Republic of Venice
Zante
Senate
p’Aranya
Manuel
Gorfas
Committee For Public Information
Paris
Corporation of London
Lord Sperzorn
Narrex
Dublin
England
Scaristina Aginola
Holdsworthy
Yemappe
National Convention
Dutiourier
Europe
Tournay
Damouries
Beaulieu
la Halle
Brassels
Avons
Clatizait
Brussels
Clairfayt
Requlieu
Rome
PontiFr
Papal
Tina
Leon
Frontier Troops Raised as Hessians Grow to Ten Thousand
In Hanover on November 2 the French gained Franefort and moved toward Hesfe. To guard the frontier a corps is stationed. Hessian numbers have risen to about 10,000 after recent recruiting. Emigrants arriving are told to depart the city.
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Franéfort
Hefe
Hesfe
Levee and diplomatic chatter in London seaming to peace
London reports detail a levee at St James's attended by Pitt and a host of nobility and ministers, with royal gifts and court ceremony. Amid the pageantry, commentary extols revenue gains and tax relief, while European affairs include Venetian politics, Franco Austrian fighting, and Pope's Rome warnings, with letters from Brussels and Rome noting potential French advances and Papal defenses.
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Windsor
St. James’s
William Pitt
Canterbury
Dukes of
Manchester
Montrose
Marquis of
Salisoury
Earl of Galloway
Terds—Mulgrave
Boston
F. Montague
Binning
Grenville
Rivers
Amherst
Goldstick
William Fawcet
George Yonge
James Wright
Richard Pierson
Ugis. Ryder
Crosby
Cottrell
Berkely
Cexerall Clarke
Lafevlles
Martin
Grinfigid
Pitt
Duke of Rowxtaosz
Grenvillle
Grerce
Coal Trade Causes and Price Impacts on London Market
A long analysis traces coal price rises to winds and shipping, detailing Newcastle and London premium practices, premium payments halted by law, and how North coal owners keep prices steady for shipowners. It notes London duties, fleet timing, and meter shortages shaping costs, with calls for reform to curb market manipulation and overpricing.
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Logsdon
London
Newcastle
Sas
Queen Anne
Corporation
Frivolities and reforms mix in a London daily note
A crowded morning column reports a 1 PM lever at St James s, the King’s council for sheriff pricks, Prince of Wales visits Brighton, Prit’s fall blamed on fox-hunting, Ostend magistrates weighing a deputation to the French general Mourier, theatre disputes, and calls to curb public nuisances. Editorials condemn extortionate legal delays, advocate petitions, and critique emigrant policy and wealth inequality. It notes new magistrates, police house searches, and Perack’s upcoming Christmas move.
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Krxc
St. James’s
Prince of Warts
Brighton
Prit
Perry
Ostend
Mourier
Kenyon
National Convention
Greece
Europe
England
Adam
Perack
Conway
Theatre review of Covent Garden new performer in The Comedy
The Comedy of the Recounting Officer was staged at Covent Garden to showcase a new performer Syria. The article praises the cast, notes the new actress struggles with voice projection yet displays good voice. It commends Munden Blanchard Fawcett Holman and Lewis for supporting the comedy and praising Brazen insights by Lewis and Holman’s improving performance.
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Syria
North
Wales
Perfone
Munden
Blanchard
Fawcett
Holman
Lewis
Gow
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Franefory
Hanover
Duke of Manchester
Crossy
Duke of Montrose
Binnine
Bor- Gugsk
Civita Vecchia
Prince Louis of Lieutenstein
Vienna
Duke of Brunswick
Otuber
Pri
Andy
Covent Garden
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