Original correspondence on peace moves at Scizieve Congress
The letter discusses Col. Bitosenorder’s embassy to the Emperor aiding a swift peace conclusion, noting Baron Von Jacobi’s unpopularity with Austria and the shift toward closer Austrian ties. It mentions proposed Laufnitz Laufnitz exchange for Anspach and Bareuth, a possible Poland or France focus at a meeting with the Emperor and King, and plans to assist Austria with 30,000 troops if the exchange succeeds. Also notes Turkish Ambassador’s departure, pension withdrawal, Colonel Bischofswerder’s 10,000 dollar presents, and a distant marriage treaty for the Heir Apparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scizieve
Col
Tofsenorder
Baron van Jacobi
Vienna
Kaunitz
Baron von Jacobi
Austria
France
Laxnitz
Anspach
Bareuth
States of
Bohemia
House of
Saxony
Magdeburg
Westphalia
College of War
Bischofswerder
London Board Ends its Session and Royal Progress News
A London report notes a Post Office Board meeting followed by a dinner with Mr. Topp and a full office inspection. It covers royal movements in Prussia and Saxony, arrivals in Berlin and Vienna, and diplomatic talks at The Hague. Russian troop movements and a costly Whitehaven damages ruling also appear amid court and royal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topp
HoLranp
Praussia
Breslaw
Prince Royal
Prince Louis
Duke of York
Gorletz
Pillnitz
Saxony
Tronenlche
Silesia
Emperor
Archduke Francis
Prussia
Potsdam
Berlin
Princess of
France
Brunswick
Fawkexer
Warsaw
Petersburch
Lord Auckrayp
Kixe
Hague
Kryc
M. D’artois
Vienna
Francis
Bohemia
d’Angtois
Prince de Conve
Potemkin
Livonia
Whitehaven
Lonspate
Carlisle
Trevoc
Richard
National Assembly debate and constitutional articles read aloud
The narrative covers M Malouet urging recognition of a kingly role in constitutional decrees, debates over Articles adding a national festival, civil code, legislature terms, and tribunal reforms. It notes continued election work in France, letters on reports of Austrian troops, and mentions the death of the famed Mr Micaazis in Gottingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Malouet
M. Thouret
Tapis
Paris
France
Filius
Annes
Johnson
Dersy
Wrenpup
Catharine
Petrucino
Boswelt
Caprice
Micaazzis
Gotingen
Riots and Mass Arrests In Hamburg Joiners Strike
A two week escalation among Hamburgs tradesmen led to large scale unrest as 2000 plus rioters clashed with guards. Troops and dragoons patrolled, public houses were demolished, and leaders were imprisoned. The Senate and citizens manned guards to defend the town and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Taylors
Shoemaker’s Society
Taylor’s Society
Hambro‘hill
Altona
France election turmoil delays knightly constitutional report
In France the king delays reporting the new constitution amid crowded politics. Parties smear opponents while elections crawl, corruption and libel spread as officials scruple over scrutiny. Paris department lists three provisional deputies: M. de la Cepede, M. Garran de Coulon, and Abbe Fauchet. Briffot de Warville may join. Neckar is considered but unlikely to stand or accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Department of Paris
M. de la Cepede
M. Garran de Coulon
Abbe Fauchet
Briffot de Warville
M. Neckar
Dispatches, Royal Movements, and India Hope Highlight Era
Fragments report the Prince of Wales traveling from Windsor to Brighton and other royals seeking Naples. Warnings note Spain's unrest, Prussia's Polish focus, and Cornwallis's India leadership after Bogalore capture. East India bonds improved as Bengal supply favors European investment. coins to be marked to deter export. A Paris university request, Duke of Lieps gout, and a harsh note on a Yorkshire tenant fire. Drury Lane plans cancelled, and civic cases reveal mediaeval legal questions. A Snowhill tradesman ends his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Windsor Lodge
Brighton
Secretary of State
Jons Orpe, Bart
Dominica
Dundas
Wimbledon
Winliam Hamilton
Town
Naples
Seraitove
Germany
Prussia
Poland
Sweden
Lord Cornwalllis
India
London Gazette
East India Company
Board of Control
Lord Cornwallis
Bangalore
Seringanatam
Mysore
East Indies
Bengal
Madras
Europe
France
University of Paris
Oxford
Camserpce
Duke of
Roor Floyers
Haymarket
Duke of Devoyshire
Dalton Abbey
Yorkshire
Grave Church Street
Gammon
Burgetses
Newcastle
Burges
Trentham
Snowhill
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Beriix
London
George
M. Malkuet
Hawburgh
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