Debates and gossip at Whitehall and European affairs
Reports detail the Marquis and marchionesses of Sapessyey arriving at Arlington on a Weymouth journey then heading to Hatfield. Royal and political chatter cover pensions, marriages, and property disputes, plus notes on French events, currency, and commerce affecting Britain.
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Sapessyey
Housevin Arlington
Bléthelm
Duke of York
Mersourus House
Doctor Dodd and Dr Johnson letters referenced
In a period tone this fragment notes Dr Dopp and Dr Johnson with tributes and a funeral. It mentions execution, earth burying experiments by Dr Graham, a Tontine Inn lecture on health, taxes ending Sept 23, 1791, and plans for an invalid establishment. It also covers a quarrel about absence, a Hertfordshire dry summer, and local crimes and accidents including a river rescue and a street assault.
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Jesus Christ
Tam
Sam
Jqhnson
Depp
Graham
Sheffield
Tontine Inn
Fola Bull
Fohm
Lome
Pat
Hertfordshire
Chelmsford
Writtle
Ongar
Baddow
Boreham
Maldon
Kentifi
Port
Broomfela
Hearn
Hyde Park
St. Margaret’s
Turnmill-street
Clerkenwell
Haslewood
Bridewell
Walthamstow
Hickney
Turbulent European affairs and colonial notes in brief
Reading from a London dispatch, the column reports on German and Prussian moves toward London, shifting control of eastern provinces under the Porte and Russia, and potential royal visits. It notes Icelandic and colonial trade tensions, Portugal Britain and France trade shifts, and mining disputes with open mine policy debates, plus naval movements and local civic issues in Sunderland and Edinburgh.
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Flanders
Holland
Saxony
Berlin
Peixer Royal
Prussia
Dukes
Dughess
York
London
Mingrelia
Circassia
Georgia
Armenia
Porte
Catherine
Arabia
Tripoli
Tunis
Algiers
Morocco
Upper
Egypt
England
Portugal
Britain
France
Peru
Revico
Brazil
PotoGi
Darien
Straits of Magellan
Potosi
Pearl
Leghorn
Mediterranean
Smyrna
Lord Lowspate
Ofaout
Benti Gathes
Mawarse Heer
Chatham Barracks
Sunderland
Durham
Lawrie
Adinburgh
Proclamation of Louis XVIII on Constitution and peace
France Paris September 30 1791 Louis XVIII proclaims acceptance of the Constitution vows to uphold it and urges citizens to embrace law and public duty. He calls for unity, payment of contributions, and protection of liberty while restoring order through a peaceful return to law. He appeals to political factions to abandon violence and to the people to support the restored constitutional framework.
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Lord Craven
Italy
Earl Berkeley
William
le Comte de Wipper Jarissere
Paris
France
India
Lonspare
Hobson
Pes Wuarton
Cadwallader
City
Middlesex
Anapa
Crimea
Narignan Assembly
Ingland
England
Marquis of
Lanspewne
Tobago
Parr
Guy
Rome
Louis
Cody
Liertys
le Delly
Appointment and notices in the London Gazette fragment
The London Gazette fragment lists the Reverend George Campbell appointed First Minister of Cupar Parish in Fife after a death, plus militia captain appointment for Richard Hill. It also notes upcoming dividend payments in Banbury and London, with dates in October and November, including a Guildhall and White Hart Inn postings.
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George Campbell
Cupar
Cuper
Shire of Fife
Robert Preston
Thomas Store
Adderbury Tat
Oxfordhire
White Lion Dinio
Banbury
James Browne
St. Paulis’ Church Yard
Guildhall
William Potter
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Ae Ag
Doctor Dodd
DsJornson
Biis
Enhaits
Lewis
Dr Lussart
Bic
Bourdeaux
Fim
Monsieur
Kaine
Brussels
Gazetie Des Pays ‘Bas
M. Deez
Frm de London-Gazette Ofober
Wurrs Hall
Batt Yark
Richard Hil
Jatin Linded
Woodbridge, Suffolka