Royal visit to Brussels includes European royals at theater
The Duke and Duchess of York and the Princess of Wales toured Brussels en route to London, greeted by governors and princes from Leo’s line, Burgundy, Prussia, Britain, and Poland. Reports note a brief stay and talk of marriage plans in England while Hainault States approve 1792 funds and promise law enforcement actions against a protest.
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Els
Done
York
Princess of
Paussia
London
Poitenes
Vis
Leoroto
Francis I
England
Death of Potemkin shakes Russian peace talks
Letters from Volhycia report a Russian courier bringing news that Reis Effendi and Ottoman plenipotentiaries reached Jassy to conclude peace, but Potemkin’s death upends expectations. Potemkin, a famed field marshal and statesman, held vast titles and influence, and his loss may alter European diplomacy. Armenian Greeks in Wallachia plan to resettle with immunities, and Mitolajow with a Black Sea port is proposed.
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Warekiis
Volhycia
Jafly
Peterburg
Reis Effendi
Hutch
Jaffy
Moldavia
Prince Potemkin
Parney Gaecorre Potemkin
Tapricus
Black Sea
Sea of Azory
Caspian Sea
Military College
Catharinos Law and Tauris
Guards Preobrafchenski
Guard Cavaliers
Grenadiers
Catharinesdaw
St. Wolodomir
Stamislaus
Europe
Rusha
The
Parte
Wallachia
Bog
Duiifter
Mitolajow
Shen! Shen! Nov. 19 in Local Notices
Local brief notes reference an event labeled Shen on November 19. The readable items are fragmented with no full details on place organizer or purpose.
War on the purse of the Corporation and town news
Lord Hascover and family and General Harcourt return for winter. Barr citizens sue the Corporation to render accounts of Revenues from Freemen’s tan and cavatss. A gunpowder mill explosion at Dadford injures none. Northampton Leeds coach denied. Market vessels scarce. 200 ships dispersed by gales with losses feared. Queen’s Old Mother Red Cap fear quantisation. landlords view cap changes with concern. Captain France lauded in a tyrant-ridden county.
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Hascover
Harcourt
Barr
Corporation
Court of Equity
Meif. Pusau and Co
Dadford
Mills
George-inn
Northampton
Leeds
York
Hampstead
Highgate
France
Proclamation of the King calls for peace and return to France
In a Paris proclamation dated November 12, the King urges subjects who fled the realm to return, offering mild measures to restore order. He defends royal prerogative, rejects certain decrees, and urges obedience to law and Constitution. A separate letter to the King’s brothers explains unwavering resolve to preserve tranquility and law, urging cooperation to reestablish order.
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Paris
Francé
France
Levis
November Crisis Casts Doubt on Nation's Future
The text argues the Legislature is split between two parties with the Court faction seeking 30 additions, risking civil liberty through intrigue. It notes the King’s veto as saving the Assembly from bloodshed, mentions private letters from the King to his brothers, and reports minister resignations and shifts in Paris officials as the August Diet looms.
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Tyrabay
National Assembly
Kine
Monsieur
d’Artois
Monaarcu
M. O
M. Nazzagys
Foreign’ Department
Department of Paris
M. Ruorperer
Eles
Ed Procurec-Syndic
Mi-D’anpre
M. Paisur
Criminal Tribunal
Revolution-Tide in Paris Heard as Ministers Face Assembly
The National Assembly quivered as a royal decree split loyalties. A reader’s letter from M. Baxive described secret recruitment to joint forces at Coblenz and urged deception of married men to conceal the front. Officials moved to arrest the writer and the King’s ministers defended royal authority while ministers demanded troop reinforcement in Calvados.
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M. Baxive
M. Farnery
Auxantes 2
Department of the Cee d'Or
Coblentz
Tardy
Jair
Paris
National Assembly
Varnier
M. Bazire
Badire Begedd
Kine
Justice
Louis Stanislas Xavier
Buty
M. Aderlin
Dangerous step toward destroying capital’s tranquillity reported
A circulating story claims Farasowhe was unjustly accused and may have died at the start of the Revolution after a Dutch insurrection. It alleges a physician offered to poison the Stadtholder to carry out professional duties, signaling political peril and potential threats to the capital’s peace.
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Farasowhe
Holland
Extraordinary Bank to Supply Treasury Deficit
After hearing the Report of 31 Canada the Extraordinary Bank was decreed to supply the Treasury with nineteen million of divers to make up the deficit of ordinary expenses and twenty eight millions to cover the deficit of extraordinaries.
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Canada
Treasury
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