Appointment of Convoys for Trade to Spain and Italy
Deputation from the Merchants and Manufacturers of England proposes regular convoys to Spain and Italy. Messrs Turnbull Grellet Pointer Le Souef and Clay of London join as delegates with Brandt Richardson of Manchester and Start Hoofstetter of Birmingham. William Rawson of Halifax informs Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Public notice requests readers to learn future convoy departure dates from named gentlemen or Bristol firms. Advertisement to appear in Morning and Evening papers and select country papers. London Oct. 14. John Turnbull, Chairman.
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England
Spain
Italy
Jefits
Turnbull, Grellet
Pointer
le Souef
Clay
Ondon
Jeflrs
Brandt and Richardson
Manchester
Exeter
Messrs
Start and Hoofstetter
Birmingham
William Rawson
Halifax
Admiralty
Treland and Wright
Bristol
Granger and Banheld
Oates and Righley
Leeds
Thomas and
William Earle
Liverpool
Norwich
Widow Capet blamed for counter-revolution plots and tyranny
London dispatch recounts a long charge sheet against Marie Antoinette and Louis Capet’s widow, detailing midnight meetings, conspiracies to overturn the Rights of Man, and alleged crimes including abetting foreign influence, arming troops, and proposals to fire on protestors. Also notes court moves in India and new governor appointments.
Trial excerpt outlines accusation against Marie Antoinette
The document records a tribunal act ordering the arrest of Marie Antoinette, widow of Louis Capet, to be entered in the Conciergerie. It includes remarks by the President and witness testimonies touching Versailles, the Estates General, National Guard actions, and the 1789 revolutionary mood in France.
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Maris Antoinxette
Et Lorraine
Dyfria
Lewis Cater
Marie Antoinette
Louis Capet
Conciergerie
House of Justice
Paris
Amund-Martial-Foseph Hernas
Eugene Fouuchint Qadines Bag Et Sertirt
Pionte Berte Cure
Gabriel de Lieve
Pierre Louis Ragmay
Intetse
Marie Marre
Francois-Ferth Derizet
Eticure Morcon
Tribanel
Laurent Leceintre
National Convention
France
Versailles
Nafou
Prince de Paix
Ftat
D’ Estaing
Gouweruck
Regi Rane
Paregoric Lozenges Advertisement and Testimonials 1792
An 1792 advertisement extols Paregoric Lozenges as a fire and effectual remedy for colds coughs fevers asthma and consumption, claiming early use can prevent fatal disease and that temporary relief may lead to permanent cure in inveterate cases. Includes testimonials from H Steers and W March praising relief after one box and noting sale points in London shops.
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H. Steers
Old Road
Sttreet
Filtering-Stones and Water Purification Sold by Henderson
Proprietor and vender of the filtering stones at the Uphamsteed warehouse in the Strand promotes these devices to nobility, army officers, captains, and the public. They claim to purify impure water from rivers or wells, remove putrid matter from Thames and New River waters, and prevent scurvy on long voyages. Orders may be left with Mr. Senior in Berkley Street, Mr. Rich near Holborn Hill, Mr. Hart in Piccadilly, or at Exeter Change, for delivery to Henderson at Bedford Street.
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Mr. Herderson
Thames
Senior
Haberdather
Berkley-street
Hay- Hill
Rich
Hatter
Ely‘Place
Holbern-hill
Hart
West End
Piccadilly
Exeter Change
Salbletters
Henderson
Bedford
Strand
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