Kingly Declaration Astonishes European Powers
The king’s official declaration seeks to align monarchies against French upheaval, portraying Britain as protector and peacemaker. It denounces Jacobin violence, urges unity for a constitutional monarchy in France, and criticizes radical reformers while defending order and regional stability. The piece contrasts royalist loyalty with revolutionary chaos, warning against foreign interference.
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Jupiter
London dispatches amid royal movement and trials
Royal courtiers and generals move across Europe as messengers report from Yarmouth to Strasburg and Danubian fronts. Levee at St James's, Princess Sousa recovers at Windsor, and Lord Howe may patrol West Indies. London crime trials recount vaulting, handkerchief thefts, and juries sparing extorted confessions.
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America
OLD BAILEY INDICTMENTS FOR THEFT AT THE SESSIONS
At the Old Bailey sessions before Baron Hornam and Judge Heath several defendants faced theft charges. John Marty, a carpenter’s helper, was indicted for stealing wearing apparel from Mr Howard’s servants in Bedford Square after painting his house. Dennis Palmer and Robert Dellemotte were found guilty of thefts and sentenced to death. William Brown broke into Esau Antram’s dwelling and, after pursuit, was captured with the stolen goods. guilty and to die. Christopher Hixon stood accused of stealing two yards of cambrick from Robert Harding. guilty. Catherine Fox and Patrick Coy, accused of stealing two shillings from Robert Barry, were found guilty of Jones only. Mccoy acquitted. judge noted suspicious conduct by the watchman and ordered parish notice.
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James Lecrew
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Heath
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Guzzy
Robert Dellemotte
John Disney
William Brown
Esau Antram
Ocober
Christopher Hixon
Robert Harding
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Beck
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Catherine Foxes
Patrick
Robert Barry
M‘coy
Jones Guify
Indictment For Stealing Calico From Yeomans Dwelling
John Cook stood indicted for privately stealing four pieces of printed calico from the dwelling of Richard Yeomans. James Culthorpe, a prosecutor’s servant, testified that on September 26 he saw the prisoner pass the warehouse with a large parcel on his shoulder and run toward the door. He followed, seized the prisoner, and found the calico on his head, identifying it as his master’s property. Guilty Diegie.
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John Cook
Richard Yeomans
James Culthorpe
Burglary trial ends with mixed felonies and thefts
The court heard Fohn Gibson and Daniel Cra for burglary at Brownley noting daytime entry and a bundle of linen. Mary Blaney, charged privately stealing linen valued at 3, was found guilty of pocketing to the value of 4 05. Charles Adlard, accused of stealing woollen cloth and wearables from William Nash, was found guilty after items were discovered in his chest.
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Daniel Cra
Brownley
Mary Blaney
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