Vienna to Dresden journey aims at European repose
Continental Intelligence reports the Emperor will depart August 20 for Dresden, then Prague incognito, with a court visit to Pilnitz for talks with the King of Prussia and the Elector of Saxony said to ease European tensions. Archduke Cuaxes to Brussels for upbringing. Vienna censorship tightens as Abbe D Aporte denied return and officials banish clerics and a colonel, L. from the city.
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Vienna
Dresden
Prague
Dresdén
Pilnitz
Prussia
Saxony
Europe
Cuaxes
Brussels
Maria Theresa
Hungary
France
D’aporte
Viena
Bondiani
News and notes from Sept 3 historic dispatches and wars
Sept 3 reports current movements in Europe and Asia. Fawkener visits Warsaw with Carteret. King of Prussia and Duke of York proceed to Aug reviews. Crown crew suffer scurvy in East Indies. Cornwallis aims to restore seamen’s health at Andamans. Tripop’s forces strain for provisions as they pursue Indian allies. American commissioners succeed with Indians. American Bank opens July 4. Philadelphia Bank may fail. Debates on liberty, religion, and social hierarchy continue. French harvest fears and bread scarcity loom. Austrian and Petersburg forces prepare as doors open to Turkish campaigns. Army readiness persists amid August decrees and Poltava-era politics.
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Fawkener
Carteret
Warsaw
King
Prussia
Prince Louis
Silesia
Duke of York
Crown
East Indies
India
Cornwallis
Andaman Islands
Worcster
Tripop
Seringham
American National Bank
Bank of Philadelphia
Freedoy
France
Poremkin
Petersburg
France Debates Decrees Limiting King Power and Military Commands
The Electoral Assembly convenes with M. de la Cepede as president while France faces unrest and fears of counter revolutions. Reports highlight ministerial unpopularity, civil strife, and possible military mobilization. St Domingo news notes clashes over decrees and guards, with settlers arming for defense. Debates cover constitutional petitions, royal assent procedures, and possible revisions by successive legislatures. Military discipline discussions cite officers held responsible for mutiny. The Colonial Committee debates repeal of May 1 mulatto decree amid dire economic and manufacturing losses.
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M. de la Cepede
Paris
France
M. de Cuffines
Laudohn
M. Alquier
Department
Regiment of Beauce
M. de Rochambeau
M. Freteau
Regiment de Rouergue
Blois
M. Blain
National Assembly debates discipline and rewards in August session
The National Assembly discusses refusing a 12 000 livre reward for arrested Krno supporters. M de Cernon unveils a four part geography and resources dictionary, to be printed at the nation’s expense. Chaéraud seeks 14 article military reforms amid fears of civil war. Peythion warns against civil strife as Lameths attack officer discipline.
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M. Humbert
Bedlu
Krno
M. de Cernon
M. Chaéraud
Auvergne
Dauphine
Rouergne
Beauce
Enac
M. Peythion
Chevalier Lameth
M. Chabraud
M. Robert Pierre
Comte Lameth
Peace Treaty Provisions Between Empires Signed at Suifivra
The document outlines terms for postwar peace between the two powers. It preserves prewar borders, restores territories including Wallachia Moldavia and parts of Bosnia, and sets rules for evacuat ions prisoner exchanges and restoration of fortresses. It calls for ratifications within fifteen days and establishes governance for frontier police and religious rights.
Separate convention fixes Old Ortowa frontier with Czerna
A treaty annexed convention fixes limits and states that Old Ortowa and adjacent territory remain to be held by the Imperial and Royal Court as a perpetual frontier for the Austrian Monarchy along the Czerna river. The court will not fortify Orfowa or other ceded areas. A neutral desert is created near the Fort opposite Orfons Island and the frontier is charted on the left side Unna.
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Montenegro
Bosnia
Wallachia
Moldavia
Belgrade
Bukourne
Ottoman Empire
Transylvania
Principality
Choczim
Russia
Petersburgh
Unna
Servia
Ortowa
Old Ortowa
Czerna
Orfowa
Island
Orfons
Public Office Boh Street Report of Local Homicide and Suspected Robbery
William Addington of Ely examined on suspicion of hanging a man at Vine Street Covent Garden. The deceased allegedly asked to be hanged for five minutes. he died after being cut down. Susanna Blackwell and Hann Blackwell linked to separate theft and robbery suspicions. Hillam Field charged as common utterer of base coin. Reary Hand and Richard Derbylaire, Guardsmen, detained for suspected footpad robberies near Ball's Pond.
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Boh-Street
Bete William Addington
Ely
Sxannab Bill
J —C N, Lely
Berwick-flrec
Vine-street
Chendos- Street
Covent Grareen
Hann Blackwell
Susannas Blakerwell
London
Broad-Street
St. Giles’s
Parker’s Street
Thomas Jones
Hennah Blackwell
Hillam Field
Reary Hand
Richard Derbylaire
Ball’s Pond
Tothslfields Bridewell
Newcastle Inn Heist Yields Full Merchantry Verdict
At Newcastle upon Tyne a case tested mercantile interests. Mr Relph, traveler for Meff Spence and Coulman of Leeds, lost bags with about 80l in cash and small notes from his lodging at the Queen's Head Inn. The bags were later found in an adjoining room. After witness testimony, the jury awarded the plaintiffs the full amount against the landlord.
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Newcastle Upon Tyne
Relph
Verdic&t
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