Windsor to Weymouth as royal party departs
From the London Gazette dated Sept 3 Windsor reports the King and royal family including Princesses depart for Weymouth. Also notices list appointments and numerous surrender orders to Guildhall, with names and trades across London and regions, for court and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thatcher
Kilderton
Trowbridge
Wilts
Guildhall
London
Fox
Westtminster
Edward Southcombe
Ball-court
Cornhill
Victualler
Nath
Staples-inn
Holborn
Henry Main
Bath
Carver and Gilder
O&t
Greyhound and
Shakespeare Inn
Edward Vernon Goodall
James Jones
King’s Norton
Worcestershire
Dealer and Chapman
Union Tavern
Birmingham
Tarsant
Chancery-lane
Ameyra Arrives Safely Off Dover From China
Reports from East India House note the Ame yra, Capt. Sureeps, safe off Dover after sailing from St. Helena on June 76. The Loop Waxsmnen Ham and Capt. Young, along with Capt. M Nabb, left Bombay and Cluna. Lord Hawkesbury is expected to sail for Bengal in mid June. Lords and officials move through Weymouth as political ties shift in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India House
Ameyra
Sureeps
Dover
China
St. Helena
Waxsmnen Ham
Young
Henry Dunvas
M'‘Nabb
Bombay
Cluna
Lord Hawkesbary
Barkley
Svas Fafe
Orange
Earl of Wincnersea
Burleigh
Rutlandslure
Buckingham House
Aturep
Petersburg
Forre
Constantinople
Adrianople
Baste
France
M. Bacher
M. Montmorin
Swepewn
Oran
Denunciation Versus War Minister Stirs Paris
Paris reports denouncements accusing the War Minister of sowing discord to dissolve the army. Jacobin letters warn of planned fires and a force of 15,000 malcontents to abduct the King and Queen with 3,000 troops in national uniform. Citizens fear foreign intervention as Avignon Caen and Avre show rising discord and political anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jacobines
Trurot
Avre
Bruges
Avignon
National Assembly Holds Aug 29 Debates and Sealed Palaces
The August Assembly discussed the King’s arrest and sealing of his palaces and effects including a military chef. Trebert receives 45 500 livres for corn-furnish losses to the capital. Proposals for a National Convention and Revision Committee were deemed morally impracticable by Republicans. Maloxi proposed drastic measures to suppress clubs and revert to old military councils. Peython urged periodic constitutional revisions every 20 years. A coalition led by Barnave seeks to repeal the May 1st Mulatto decree, prompting resignations from Bofaret, Periffe de St Luc, and de la Rochefoucault amid accusations of tyranny by the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Duportai
M. Trebert
Poitiers
Republican Party
M. Maloxi
M. Peythion
M. Barnave
Colonial Committee
Decree on Bishop of Carvapos debated in August session
August 30. M. Iinesen moved that the Decree passed against the Bishop of Carvapos, who admits some crimes and denies others, might be suspended. The page then notes a letter by the Bishop of Baste to M. de Mont Morin asserting attachment to France and denying a League with the Germanic Empire. Revéll questioned the reliability of these protestations and recalled two Frenchmen who were sent to Soleure with Swiss pay and had their cockades torn from their hats. The order of the day was moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Iinesen
Carvapos
M. 2Dadre
Baste
M. de Mont Morin
France
M. Revéell
Soleure
French princes as ambassadors alarm reform minded observers
A late decree allowing French princes of the blood to be ambassadors raises fears that a powerfully placed royal kin network could steer domestic peace and Europe into dangerous quarrels. The piece compares French legislature to a dark bird, notes plague rumors in Ferro, and reports on various unsettled events including treaties, colonial issues, and transport law controversies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French National Assembly
Europe
Ferro
Levant
National Assembly of
France
Lorraine
Alsace
America
Procter
Philadelphia
Six Nations
Colonel Pickering
Stace
Mr. Gammon
A&t
Kingston
Guildford
Cobham
Portsmouth
Sime Place
Robert Chisholm
PUBLIC OFFICE BOW SIMBY HEARING ON SUSANNAH HILL
Susannah Hill was examined on Saturday morning on suspicion of hanging a man on Berwick Street. The case alleges the deceased sought violent acts by women and paid for a rape before being hanged for five minutes. The coroner’s inquest not yet taken. Hill committed for re examination. Elizabeth Gulliver charged with robbery. she aided others and promised to help recover goods, committed for further examination. Over £1,2 held for the robbed girl. Thomas Bafstep charged with sheep stealing. five slain wethers found and three live sheep, all identified. committed for re-examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Hill
Berwick-street
Sater
England
Foba Gallini
Elizabeth Gulliver
Susannah Blakeway
Thomas Bafstep
Martin Bennet
Sellon, Esq
Hendon
Somerstown
Bennet
Notorious swindler examined before Lord Mayor at Guildhall
Thursday a foreign swindler long infesting the town was taken before the Lord Mayor at Guildhall and examined. John Dubins testified the prisoner posed as captain of a ship and obtained ten and two guineas by false recommendations, leading to his committal for trial. John Duhame faced forgery charges, including a note forgery against La Touche Co. The Lord Mayor committed him to Newgate after proof of multiple forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guildhall
John Dubins
St. Marie’s
Dubois
St. Maloe’s
Satuday
Charles-Square
Hoxton
Benjamin Davis
Davis
Albion-street
John Clarian
Marshall-street
St. George's Fields
House of
Messrs. la Touche and Co
M. la Touche
Newgate
Huexry Little Dace
Earl of Lonspare
Carlisle
Baron Thompson
Whitehaven
John Fearon
John Blackfin
James Robinson
Robert Thompson
Daniel Kennell
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London Gazette
Windsor
Princess Royal
Princess Augusta
Elizabeth
Weymouth
Whitehall
Thomas Smith
S Register of Rolls
Scotland
Robert Haddell
Lord Chamberlain
St. James's
George Blake
Fenchurth-street
Robert Syrett
Berkeley Square
Otober
Robert Lane
Turnmill-street
Clerkenweil
Ohn Wright
Peter Beavis
Bristol
Gober
Guild
Richard Watts
Llandinarh
Montgomery Hire
Draper
Lion Inn
Llandiloes
Montgomeryshire
George Emerson
Fintbury Place
Matthias Koops
Koops von Irafty
Edmonton
John Sealy
Bolton Hudson
Threadneedlesireet
John Hackett
Beaumont’s Tavern
Church-street
William Edwards
Cheapside
Lawrence Leigh
Hagg-gate
Lancashire
Caen
Hell and the Furies
M. Carmé
National Assembly
M. Malouet
M. Malwet
M.D' Ande
M. de la Fayette
M. d’ Andre
M. Tronchet
Bofaret
Periffe de St. Luc
de la Rochefoucault
Barnave
M. de Croix
Bow Simby
William Addington
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