Bankrupts listed in London Gazette October notice
In the London Gazette a list of bankrupts includes Mary Morgan a mercer of Cowbridge Glamorgan Samuel Baker a Bristol charter agent James Cooke a Gloucester coal merchant and Thomas Rogerson a mercer London area. Attornies are named for each filing with surrender dates and meeting places at Bath tavern Rummer tavern White Lion inn and Guildhall according to official notices. Other names include Matthew Salt John Babb Samuel Cooper Robert Brewin William Horton John Brown with addresses in Lead Enhad Street Wolverhampton Merthyr Travil Glamorganshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morgan
Cowbridge
Glamorganthite
Mercer
Bath-tavern
Corn- Ftreet
Bristol
Hawkwell
Samuel Baker
Rummer Tavern
All- Seine Lehi
Tarrant
Exchequer
Lincoln’s+inn
James Cooke
Glouretter
Ito
White Lion-inn
Broad-street
Briflok
Edmunds
Lincoln’s-inn
John Babb
Samuel Cooper
Robert Brewin
William Horton
Wolverhampton
John Brown
Merthyr Travil
Glamorganshire
London Intelligence on War, Fire, and Theatre Gossip
Dispatches from Vienna and St James reveal tensions with France and Austria over Poland and Silesia, with reports of French bombardment at a key fortress in France and massive German supply movements. Broadway theatre anecdotes follow, including Macklin, Mrs. Jordan, and a Preston mayoral election. A tutor caravan of Russian youths arrives at Suffolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Earl of Brera
Vienna
Windsor
Casrner
Whitehall
Lady Ever
Lady C. Bruce
Harrowgate
Berlin
France
Austria
Burgundy
Prussia
Germany
Peterburgh
Poland
Franckfirt
Silesia
Republic
Esten
Merry
Houtman
Romeo
Inosa Battot
Macklin
Harry Woodwarp
Townly’s
Merchant Taylor’s
Paris Dantonelle Seeks Mayor Amid Civil Unrest In 1790s France
Reports describe Paris under strain with crowds favoring Manuell for Procureur-Syndic while Dantonelle is seen as securing suffrage for mayor. Civilians flee to safer areas as looting and abductions by supposed patriots surge, with fears of renewed violence and German and Swiss military movements impacting Geneva, Lille, and Savoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mi Dantonelle
M. Manuel
Procureur-Syndic
Impfen
Kellermann
Thionville
Executive Provisional Council
Montequien
Geneva
Genevese
France
M. de Chateauneux
Pache
M. Servan
Chambery
Piedmont
Francoise
Spain
Barcelona
St. Sebastian
Lille
St. Etienna
Mayence
Collecct
Landau
Worms
Manheim
Houcuarp
National Convention Dispatches From October Conflict
Reports from Oct 3 reveal Dumourier and Montsquiou accounts of Prussian retreat and Brunswic distress. Verdun and Grand Pre hospitals swollen. camp at Lune and Thiron visited. 300+ abandoned horses and bloodied ditches noted. Dumourier questions Krine of Prussia continuing war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumourier
Prussia
Manstein
Chalons
Brunswick
Deux-Ponts
Verdun
Grand Pre
Lune
Thiron
Duke of Brunswick
Clermont
Krve
War Minister orders French Republic substituted on soldiers' buttons
Amid Paris events the Convention debated reports on insurrections since August 10. The War Minister must account before leaving Paris while ministers are urged to model responsibility. A Committee report questioned treason at the Court and praised innocent prisoners misled by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesaurov
Moxtesaurov
Savoy
Geneva
Sarprwin
Berne
France
Uri
National Executive Council
Fuch
Republic of Geneva
Executive Council
Bale
Potentiai
M. Barbaroux
Jang
Europe
le Eneuy
National Convention
National Treasury
Home Department
L’orient
Convention
la Craix-ronge
M. Lecoitre Puyravoux
Paris
Arest
M. Rotaxo
Interior Department
Committee of Surveillance
Commons
Merat
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
Thomas Rogerson
Angel-street
St. Martin’s le-Grand
Guildhall
Matthew Salt
Mansion-house-street
Grocer
London
Zermy
Hint
Chatelard
Marat
la Gironne
Legislative Assembly
M. Gundt
Commisssion
Committee of Surveillance of the Commons
Larourponnaye
Lilie
M. Lamoruiere
la Novez
MM. Servan
Dunovux
Enemer
Custine
Biron
Spires
Chamberry
M. Rossy
Baxyes
Maurienne
Jarentefa
Adontmelian
M. Caztamanca
Buaxges
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