Diplomatic Movements and Royal Arrivals at Dresden Poelnitz
From the London Gazette dated Sept 20, reports a Ruffian officer sent by Prince Repnin delivering word that peace was concluded between the Czarina and the Porte at Galacz on the 11th. It notes the Imperial Majesty and Arch-Duke Francis arriving at Poelnitz near Dresden, other royals and nobles in attendance, and various court movements toward Prague and Potsdam. A proclamation prorogues the Irish Parliament to November 1st. Also lists several surrender announcements at Guildhall for various traders and tradesmen with dates in September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Repnin
Czarina
Porte
Galacz
Dresden
Francis
Poelnitz
Prince Royal
Prussia
Count d’Artois
Prague
Moritzburgh
Potzdam
Coblentz
Marshal Lafcy
M. de Spielman
Prince Hohenlee
General Bischoffswerder
M. de Manstein
M. de Calonne
M. d’Icars
M. d’Esterhazy
Baron Roll
Naffau Siegen
Marquis de Bouille
Duke de Polignole
Monarchy in Turmoil Spurs War Preparations and Exiles
From Scarborough to Warsaw reports reveal alarms of a counter revolution aimed at overturning the May constitution. The King orders army readiness, doubled guards, and patrols near Warsaw while rumors link Potocki and Rzewuski with a broader plot. In Mecca a caravan is routed by arch foe Hiasne Kratasa aided by various distant shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantersury
Scarborough
Duke of Mort- BorowGn
Blenheim
Duke of Leews
Hyde Park
Madame de Buxary
Paris
Manchester Square
Warsaw
Ukraine
Potecki
Rzewuski
M. Sucuoczewski
Kalish
Poranp
Vollinia
Podolia
Saudonier
Beanrexs
Potocki
Hiasne Kratasa
Diarbeck
Damas
d’Acra
Aleppo
Berlin 6 The King reviews Lower Silesia troops near Schal kan
The King reviewed regiments of Lower Silesia at a camp near Schalkan, then departed for Pilnitz with the Prince Royal and senior officers. Reports describe large crowds at Dresden, nobles and foreign dignitaries lodging with private families, and a planned Saxony interview. Baron Stein travels to Constantinople as envoy.
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Lower Silesia
Schalkan
Pilnitz
Lievnitz
Upper Silesia
Prince Royal
Prince Lohenlohe
Bischofsworder
Chermberlain M. Rietz
Count d’ Anhalt
Potzdam
Dreswen
Saxony
Berlin
Prussia
Gorlitz
Wilnitz
Privia
Prince Hohenlohe
Breslaw
Potsdam
Dresden
Duke de Weimar
General de Bouille
Prince de Nassau
Piinitz
Archduke Francis
Kenyal
Profia
Te Briad
Duke of York
Silesia
Berl
d’Artois
de Bovite
Prince de Naffan
France
Tapis
Prince de Conne
Porte
Baron de Stein
Constantinople
Knbassy
M. Knobendorff
France National Assembly orders abbey loot seized
The Assembly named two Commissioners and two literary men to remove crown jewells from the Abbey of St Denis and thwart the opposition in Paris. Treillard pressed a surreptitious constitutional edition by a printer with name and cypher. De Noailles detailed enemy preparations aiming to attack France, predicting 400000 troops could move in March.
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M. Ca. Zs
St. Denis
M. Treillard Denou
National Assembly
M. de Noailles
France
Peace preliminaries signed at Galacz between Russia and the Porte
Vienna reports that preliminaries of peace were signed at Galacz on the 11th between Russia and the Porte. Delegations will seek a definitive treaty during an eight month armistice. Dniester to form the boundary, with ministers plenipotentiary to finalize terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galacz
Russia
Porte
Gazalrzzy
Prince Repwin
Jussur Pacha
Prince Repnin
Vienna Gazette
Dniester
Capitan Pacha
Deputies Vote Fight Over May Decree and Assembly Turmoil
September 96 reports a heated session as Messis Desmoulins Senterre and others challenge the Electoral Assembly over deputies votes. Ferricz urges unchecked voting, ridiculed by detrdve. An address from Nantz citizens questions the May decree on Mulattoes. Accusations fly, tumult erupts. In Bisks, the Regiment of Reversue remains in open revolt against its officers.
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Messis
Desmoulins
Senterre
Champ desVars
M. Ferricz
M. Detrdve
Nantz
M. Liederspierre
MM. de Lanat
M. Barnewe Actiie
Messrs. de Cony
Cochete
M. Burnave
MM. Roderpierre
Fo Aueuftan
Regiment of Reversue
Bisks
Emperor’s Prague coronation journey to be completed
August 24 report states the Emperor left on the 22nd with Arch Duke Francis for the Saxon court then Prague to be crowned. Count a érteis plans to await his arrival at Prague before returning to Monsieur at Coblentz. He stayed three days at Vienna with the Spanish Ambassador and dined at court. The peace ratification with the Porte to occur at Sczifove with the three mediating ministers leaving. Treaties and seven articles on demarcations already published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Saxony
Prague
A’ Érteis
Monsieur
Coblentz
Vienna
Porte
Sczifove
Goth
Admission of Meifrs de Bourlle and kin into Swedish service
In Stockholm the admission of Meifrs de Bourlle father and son into Swedish service was announced by authority. The Count Axvolm was welcomed in Vienna and followed the Emperor to Dressen with Monti. A new ship is under construction at Bombay Dockyard for tea trade to China, the third in Company's slips. Quarter Sessions begin Middlesex, and Oyer and Terminer at Old Bailey. A private lottery in Orangecourt, Swallow Street was raided by peace-officers. 100 people detained. Ipswich lamb fair reports 160,000 lambs on ground. prices fell. Irish cloth exports lift prices by ten percent. Bouchel charged with bigamy. case proved against his first wife. committed to Poultry Compter. A journeyman mason dies in Green Dragon Court, Blackfriars.
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Meifrs
de Bourlle
Swedih
Stockholm
Count Axvolm
Vienna
Dressen
Monti
Calonne
Madras
Bengal
Bombay
China
County of
Middlesex
Clerkenwell Green
Old Bailey
Orangecourt
Swallowstreet
Ipswich
James Bouchel
Guild
St. Olave’s
Wooley
Poultry Compter
Green Dragon-court
Blackfriars
France not attacked this winter despite revolutionary fears
In September, confident dispatches argue no imminent invasion by the empire or external powers. Vienna and London clash over France policy, with Brussels’ patriots wary of Austrian rule. Refugees and scattered forces appear loyal to monarchy, while alliances threaten constitutional progress.
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Ciss
London
Fess
France
Joseph the Second
Velgick Legicga
Keeler
Bruskls
Vienna
Europe
England
Uberty
Berlin
Prutita
Brussels
Nodlee
Germany
Ostend
Sweden
Abolition of Statute Fairs Provokes Crime Opinion
A historical voice argues that abolishing statute fairs could reduce pickpockets and vagrants who travel the country. The speaker notes vagrants moving from Smithfield to Edmonton and Barnet, blaming idleness and drunkenness for social ills.
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Smithfield
Edmonton
Barnet
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Suffolk
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Cross
Snow’s Fields
Southwark
William Chester
High-street
Great Mary-le -Bone-Street
Clever
St Guiilhall
Hinchely
Pulteney -Street
Golden Square
Joseph Story
Sharp’s Alley
Cow Cross
Wet ‘Smithfield
Fearboiler
Ann Darke
Hereford
Ofeber Tr
Somerville
Micqueeny
Fish-Steet-hill
Ofober
Thomas Finyton
Bow Church Yard
Otober
Wikiare Prothero
Wilusin Spragron
Moorfields
Richard Harraden
Great St. Martin’s Lane
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