London Gazette notices of diplomatic appointments and bankruptcy
The King appoints Mar ton Eden as Envoy Extra ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Berlin, Hon. William Elliot as Secretary of Legation, Charles Mace as Agent and Consul at Algiers, and Don Manuel de las Heras as Agent and Consul General in England and Ireland. Court celebrations note birthdays and coronation anniversaries with illuminations and a St Volodimir order chapter awarding Simon Woronzow. Bankruptcy notices list several debtors with surrender dates at Guildhall and related firms, with a series of dividends and certificates to be granted by November 22.
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Marton Eden
Berlin
William Elliot
Charles Mace
Algiers
Don Manuel de Las Heras
England
Ireland
Grand Duke
Order of St. Volodimir
Simon Woronzow
London
Bankrupids
John Myles
Colemn Street
Carpenter
Guildhall
Collins
Spital-'quare
David Haywood
Filenriet'a-Street
Covent Garden
Man’s Merest
Tes
Attornes
Attornes, Messrs. Moore and Mancock
Moulton-street
Grosvenor-square
Jon Carruthers
Laytontone
Essex
Smith
Great St. Heen’s
Robert Hancocks
Birmingham
Wortham
Castle-ftreet
Hoborn
Willim Lamb the Younger
Shepton Mallet
Somersetshire
b.Ker
Crown Inn
Frome Selwood
Alexander
New Inn
Herman Zurorft
John Norris
Goswell-freet
Attorgey
Mt. White
Chancery-lane
John Greenaway
All Saints
Worcester
Hoppole Inn
Benjamin Furness
Manchester
N.o
James Cox
Shoelane
Stephen Gray
Nottingham
John Johnson
Red Lion Passage
Red Lion Square
Hatter
Richard Roston
Cheadle
Staffordshire
Cooper
Royal Oak
John Collins
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
John Haddon
West Smithfield
Mercer
John Hawkes
Yardley
Worcestershire
Horse Shoe
William Bowen
Eather-Lane
Holborn
Robert Little
Southwell
Nottinghamshire
John Rudheall
Bristol
Thomas Kiss
Benjamin Yates
Henry Solomon
Simon Solomon
Liverpool
Evening notes from Lincoln's Inn Hall and London society
Yesterday the Lorrp Coancestor heard pleas and demurrers with nothing notable. Pitt hosted a Downing Street dinner for friends. The Duke and Duchess of Leeds and the Duke of Montrose arrived in town. Mrs. Jordan and the Duke of Clarence attended a box showing Harry the Firth. The Emperor reportedly replied to a French queen matter that the State has no sister and never avenges individuals. Prussia sent cordialities to England and Tolland. Paris bread rose over a third. the poor face hardship. Rumors place M Barruotemi to succeed Montmorin. In France a proposal to depose the President arose during a tumultuous August Die debate.
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Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Pitt
Burton Pynsent
Somersetshire
Downing Street
Duke and Duchess of Leeds
Hornsby Castle
Yorkshire
Duke and Duchess of Montrose
Scotland
Prussia
Treach
England
Tolland
Paris
M. Barruotemi
M. de Montmorin
France
Coblentz Dispatches From Petersburgh Hint at Foreign Aid
On Monday last 2 Courier arrived from Petersburgh bearing dispatches for the Princes and for the French Nobility. The Empress renews protection, the King's Brothers plan to quit Schonbornfluff Palace for winter quarters in the town. Chancery workers toil night and day, suggesting hopes of succor from foreign powers.
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Petersburgh
Schonbornfluff
Couriers Pass Through Frankfort from Petersburgh and Paris
On October 20 a courier from Petersburg to Paris traveled through Frankfort. The next day Count de Othon de Stackelling, son of the Russian Ambassador at Warsaw, also passed through Frankfort in the role of a courier from the French princes on his way back to Petersburg.
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Petersburgh
Paris
Count de Othon de Stackelling
Warsaw
Acceptance of Constitution Notified to Our Court
COPENHAGEN 64 6 The acceptance of the Constitution by the King of the French has been notified to our Court Our Government is less than ever in clined to oppose this union between the Monarch and the nation It had adopted the maxim That no Potentate has a right to meddle with the domestic affairs of its neighbours Count Neny the confidential agent of the Emperor is arrived here from Stockholm The object of his mission is still a mystery.
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Count Neny
Stockholm
Lisbon Crisis Deepens As Government Enforces Silence
Lisbon reports reveal alarm over France's regeneration, with bans on public comment about the King and National Assembly. Portuguese and French detainees are imprisoned and unaccounted for. All regiments are present but not moving, while Spain seeks 12,000 troops and the court considers a subsidy if needed. Debts to the Treasury are noted as a probable step toward preparation for worst events.
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France
National Assembly
Spain
Parisian brink of peace as king accepts the constitution
Amsterdam reports the French king accepting the Constitution dampening Stadtholder joy. Secret moves persist among Austria Prussia Sweden Russia Spain Sardinia to back a league against France through Empress Maria Theresa. The Queen of France notes Prussian reception with mortification as Louis XVI’s stance signals possible general peace.
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Leopold
Russia
France
Prussia
van der Spiegel
Loouis XVI
Brabant States Sentence and Antwerp Citadel Executions
Brussels reports from October 22 and 24 show the States of Brabant approving a sentence. fugitives from the 1790 Citadel surrender are executed or degraded. Major Gavaux, Lt Col Solares, and Captain Larmi hang in effigy or are executed. Captain Sack is publicly punished and imprisoned. Other officers face various penalties as pensions and marks of disgrace are determined.
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Brussels
Brabant
Cryer
M. Moreman
Antwerp
de Gavaux
Solares
Larni
M. de Gavaux
England
Washington’s Treaty Pressure on British Forts in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia it is believed that General Washington’s remonstrances to Britain may force the forts ceded to America by the last peace treaty to be yielded as Canada is split into two provinces. Americans are eager to secure a commercial treaty with Great Britain and would sacrifice much to obtain it.
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Washington
America
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Vast Expenditures urged to avoid national debt and a voyage update
The era’s talk warns a ruler against unbounded spending while noting signals from the Atlantic: Capt Bricu reaches Santa Cruz Roads, then Cape of Good Hope bound for New Holland to survey the North West Coast, Bligh to Otaheite to transplant breadfruit. Vienna court politics and university honors feature amid weathered modern stresses.
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Avsizarty
Bricu
Providence
Santa Cruz Roads
Feneriff
Cape of Good Hope
New Holland
Bligh
Otaheite
West India Islands
Racing Notices From Sporting Intelligence
Monday October 31 sweepstakes results and entries for Across the Flats, Portia, Vermin, Sourkrout, Don Quixote, Dancing-matter, Playfellow, Cath, Mopley, Tickle, Sir Pepper, Glaucus, and other two year olds. Details include horse names, weights, breeding, sires, dams, owners, and betting terms with no crossing.
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F.C. Phillips
Magnolia
Mr. Crowder
P. of Wales
Dan Quixote
W. Afton
Anthony
Don Quixote
Vernon
Fox
B. M
Ir C. Bunbury
W. Alton
Playfellow
Lucas
F. Cath
Otley
Eliza
Cath
Mopley
Galwey
D. I
B.C
D. of Bedsford
Sprightly
Siltram
Sir Pepper
Viegar
H.R
D. of Vere
Glaucus
Pardolpho
Tempest and floods hit Lewes and northern counties
Storm reports describe a fierce thunderstorm with hail and rain flooding streets and basements, with little property damage but one drowning near Bognor. Winds shifted eastward after a hurricane, Skiddaw and nearby mountains seen snow. News notes fair prices for livestock and produce, and Wooler Bridge washed away after heavy rains in Northumberland.
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Lowther Street
Yarm
Northumberland
Wooler Bridge
Loss of Speldhurst church and Bath lodging tragedy
Damaged report notes Speldhurst church loss valued at 200 pounds with no access to engines or water. bells melted. In Bath a fever delirium case led a man to leap from a garret, dying instantly with a jury verdict of Lunzy. Also mentions James Milne of Roxburghshire rearing a 17 week calf five feet long and two Brighton fishing boats unloading over 100000 herrings, one cargo selling for 18 guineas and total earnings around £81.
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Speldhurst
Bath
James Milne
Whitehall
Roxburghshire
Brighton
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