Republic debate and Geneva crisis in the National Convention
The National Convention debates republic form and stability. officials discuss Geneva neutrality, Swiss troop evacuations, and the 1782 treaty. Geneva protests French claims while Berne and Zurich garrison forces retreat. A 400 million assignats plan is advanced amid military and political turmoil.
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Anner
Givne
Maxuc
Brat
France
Ceneva
Collioure
Perpignan
Soiffons
National Volunteers
Nepi
National Guard
Hotel de Ville
Arras
M. Cambor
Republic of Geneva
Council of
Geneva
Wpublic
Executive Council
Brifer
Berne
Zurich
Bern
Zarrick
Astori
Huron
Fontaratria
St. Sebastian
London Gazette notice of sugar prices and bankrupts
The October 40 London Gazette lists sugar price averages for duty and drawback in British plantations with Muscovado sugar figures and notes bankrupts including brewers, cabinetmakers, hatters, grocers, and merchants. It also records certificates to be granted by November 16 for several London trades and addresses multiple surrender dates at Guildhall and various inns.
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Great Britain
America
Tohn Eves
Nathan Clelan
Baldwin’s
Gardens
Guildhall
Parenell
Spitalfields
John Turner
The
Strand
Rurrender
Guildhill
Barnett
Wenrietta-street
Covent-garden
Thomas Hedges
Chapel
James Griffin
Johnsson
Great
Newport S Street
Robert Fielding
Merching
Robert
Buffel-street
John Twayford
Mercer
Guildhal
Parnett
George Storey
Ratcliffe Highway
Victualler
Otober
King
Castlestreet
Flatborn
Robert Limpen
Plymouth
Bush Tavern
Brital
Bigg
Chancey-lane
John Hartley
Manchester
Bridgewater Arms
Meddowcroft
Bedford-row
Stephen Thornhill
Kingston-upon- Hull
William Briffenden
Holborn
Stephen Foulston
Grosvenor-mews
George Blackifton
Richard Blackifton
St. Martin’s In the Fields
Robert Edington
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Shakespeare Tavern
Newcastle
Robert Minchin
Bath
Caldhall
John Whitwill
Jun
Coventry
White Bear
Sampson Freeth
John Bayley
Birmingham
Alexander Gardiner
Longacre
Matthias Wilks
London
Edward Hewitt
Middie Moorfields
Charles Nicoll
Haymarker
Ohn Sitcotti
Queen-street
Golden-square
Robert Porceuls
Holbsrn-hill
James Fynmore
Sherborne
Dartetshire
Rumor and Reflection From Lisbon and Europe
A Lisbon mail arrives via Abwe Packet Boat, noting royal symbols torn from army standards. French triumphs in Germany are praised by Jacobins, while private property is derided for the poor. Spain’s influence on Mirascar aligns with the Family Compact, and critique of French rulers underlines perceived ignorance and vice.
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Lisbon
Abwe
Chev
la Datse
Sen
Toss Borces de la Pereira
Mediterranean
British Channel
Dardenelles
Duke of Beptorp
Wooburn Abbey
Yacobins
Germany
France
Mirascar
Spain
Mirabean
European Congress Talk and Wars in Poland and Flanders
Reports claim a European Congress may form with Mercy Argenteau Thugut and Luchesini named from Austria Germany Prussia and Britain. Prussia and Russia seek alliances while France faces raids on abbeys and towns. Brunschky withdraws from Champagne to supply magazines as Lille siege ends with Austrian gains and Brabant councilmembers return.
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Ocfober II
Mertert
Pruffia
Fienna
Berlin
Europe
Catharine
Fee
Poland
Prussia
Count de Mercy Argenteau
Baron Spielmann
Empire
Prince de Reufs
Baron de Thugut
Marquis de Luchesini
Count de Fernand Nanes
Great Britain
Ercin
Duke of Dorset
Russia
Count de Romanzon
Duke of Brunswick
M. Dumourier
Baron de Bretéail
France
Patncgs
M. Roland
Interior Department
M. Manuel
Netherlands
Duke of
Duke of Brunsch
Dun
Verdun
Stenai
Luxembourg
Sedan
Orval
Montmedi
Stegajen
Nassau Sarrebruck
Erdacé
Jaionville
Treves
Lille
Council of
Brabant
Royal hunt and town returnsa week in Windsor
The King hunts with harriers today and stag-hounds tomorrow near Windsor. The Prince of Wales returns to town from Brighton. A Halifax packet arrives from New York after 22 days. Passengers include Captain Spry and others. Messages note Anspach and Foothill visits, Brandenburgh House renovations, and plans for a grand theatre and ballroom. Italy’s discontent and Vienna’s wealth cited.
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Windsor
Prince of Wales
Brighton
Halifax Packet
New York
Halifax
Spry
Farfat
Pisor
Pitt
Anspacu
Italy
Vienna
Theatre notes on Sir Richard Steece's revival at town hall
A fragmented review of a Saturday revival titled Tenover Hussanpi beginning with praise for the strong cast and well-timed scenes. The piece laments unclear hero references, notes Miss Farken and Mile Biddy Tiphix, highlights the Portrait Scene, a comic Farce involving Doox and Miss Pore, and mentions the omission of the Seretto of Sarti as the catastrophe is advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Steece
Goredy
Plaud
Halevolence
Mao
Partheniia
Doox
Miss Pore
Sarti
Obituary and public notices from an 18th century paper
The report notes the deaths and successions in Irish and British peerage including Lord Murgrave and the Earl of Daxtington. It mentions a Lord Lieutenant appointment, a bishop and Custos Rotulorum, plus various crime and civic incidents. It also covers university appointments and elections, with names such as Joseph Jowett Isaac Pennington and Thomas Jones, and notes on a Greek professor resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Oober
Liege
England
Cow
Stantine Joan
Murcrave
Millgrave
New ‘Ross
Ireland
Great Britain
Henry. Phipps
Earl of Daxtincton
Marseillegy
Italy
Marseilles
Provence
Paris
Backhouse
Jewry Street
Aldgate
Stratford
Ilford
Simpson
Newgate
Prtt
Joseph ‘Jowett
Isaac Pennington
St. John's
Thomas Jones
John Vickers
Queen's
Marquis Cornwallis
St. In College
Mt. Watkins
Laéiurer St
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Pyrenees
Danton
M. Kersaint
M. la Source
Cufsine
London Gazette
O&4
Brrisski
Haymarket
Aee
Paes
Cambridge