Paris Liberty Celebrations And Royal Visitation Report
An express from Paris dated Sept 19 describes the National Feast with grand processions, Proclamation ceremonies, cannon salutes, and a massive illumination on the Field of Federation. The Champs Elysees and Champ de Mars hosted aerostat displays, music, and crowds estimated at 100,000. Their Majesties appeared among the revelers, while events at the Bastille site featured theatre stages and festive trees. At Weymouth, royal movements, court visits, and noble arrivals are noted, alongside minor political appointments and local incidents such as a fatal accident during ruins clearance in London and a Cardiff fire.
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Paris
England
France
Greenwich Park
de Ville
Carousal
Thuilleries
Feuillans
National Assembly
Louis XV
Vssit
Seine
Champs-Elysees
Federation
Germany
London
Champ Elysees
Hyde Park
Boulevart
Roya
Weymouth
Triser
Wares
Kine
Royal
Marquis of
BuckincHam
Geen- Ville
Mr. Fawkener
Tyawarr Smith
Lincoln
Promas Dykes
LL. B
St. John's Church
Hull
Treasury Department
Amrita Canorina Nassau
Carona
Lord Harvey
Mills
Caurcuil
Eetpeewater
Liverpool
Hounadsditch
Davy
Cardiff
Taule
Regeneration in France Sealed by Constitution Ceremony
A historical account describes the August ceremony where the King accepted the Constitution. Ministers and the President left the hall as the Assembly adjourned. The Constitution and royal acceptance were archived, with proclamations planned across the kingdom. Notarial suppression and debts relief actions were discussed amid political tensions.
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Rvehiair
France
Avas
African Prince at Exeter with abolitionist group
The African Prince, recently arrived, travels to Exeter with Mr Claikson and other gentlemen devoted to ending the slave trade. He shows a fine watch and quips that he never gives more than a fine boy in exchange. Letters from Havannah note earthquake damage and heavy rains. The 31st Regiment moves to Wetherby. Land rents rise in Lanark and Renfrew, Kilbarchan estate sold for 12,300 pounds. Northern manufacturers prosper as cotton looms and potteries expand. Liverpool exports 790000 tons of alum annually.
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Exeter
Birmingham
Wetherby
Lanark
Renfrew
Scotland
Fernight
Kilbarchan
D. Macpowat
Diplomats discuss France crisis after Pillnitz meet
Friday afternoon reports that at Pillnitz the Emperor and the King of Prussia discussed restoring the French monarchy. The Count d Artois sought a joint interview with both rulers. Prussia and Austria signaled no warlike intent unless all powers could back the restoration, with Spain and Sardinia likely to aid while Britain stays distant.
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Pillnitz
Prussia
Count d'Artois
Prusga
Vienna
France
Count Artois
Prusia
Eschorr- Swerder
d’Artois
Europe
Spain
Saroixia
Pilluirz
Poraxo
Elegant archery display at Holloway by Robin Heads Bowmen
The Presdent of Robin Heads Bowmen William Cray Esquire hosted an elegant Thursday gathering at Holloway. Targets stood at eight roads for a three and a half hour event with sixteen gentlemen shooting. Arrows totaled 842, and Robert Desourge Esquire won a gilt cup, presenting it to fund the society's new room as the first stone was laid by the President.
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Robin
Hedds Bowment
William Cray
Holloway
Roeds
Robert. Desourge
Esg
Worcester Market Report Sees Hops Rise and Cheese Flat
In Worcester market on Saturday 258 pockets of hops weighed and priced from 3 1s to 4 16s old and from 4s to 6s Qs new. At Monday fair about 2000 pockets sold at advanced prices. Cheese sales were flat at 37 5d to 42s per hundred. A large horse show occurred with generally high prices.
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Wolverhaamppton
Worcester
Fire at Rotherhithe Ravages Docks and Shipfleet
A late fire at Rotherhithe began at low water and worsened as the crowd opened shutters. The parish engine broke en route, taking over an hour to repair, while a second ship caught fire and drifted upriver. losses were heavy due to packed merchandise awaiting shipment the next day.
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Rotherhithe
Remarkable cure after drops for scurvy case at Exeter Hospital
Elizabeth Chawn of Rock Bear Devon suffered three years from a violent scurvy that settled in her leg and swelled enough for hospital treatment. After failing to improve, she was advised by Rev Voy and the churchwardens to Spilsbury's Drops, using two large and eight small bottles, yielding a cure. The case forwarded by Thomas Wilson of Exeter to the Proprietor's Dispensary London notes the drops' alterative salubrious quality, safe administration, and purifying effect on blood. They are sold throughout Great Britain and Ireland in bottles priced according to size with directions.
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Witnell
Joseph Sanders
Samuel Seller
Thomas Wilson
Clyft St. Mary’s
Exeter
Soho Square
London
Spilsbury
Great Britain
Ireland
Fele&t
Wohlfaart Gordon Voyage Across Solent Inbound
Gordon Wohlfaart travels from Stockholm to Dullin aboard the Ile of Wight cargo boat, landing near the harbor as the vessel reaches its expected port.
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Gordon
Stockholm
Dullin
Ile of Wight
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings Include Diverse Vessels
Arrivals dated September 2 at Marstrand Guernsey Corke and in the Downs report numerous ships from London Rotterstan Lancaste Africa Archangel and Petersburg. Sailed for rivers and colonies including Avra Cyclops and Esdeavour with crews noted. A marriage notice records George Poore of Portsmouth marrying Naomi Collins of Egypt near Cowes.
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Marstrand
Goetrenburg
Bortstan
London
Guernsey
Adriana
Briscoe
Legehorn
Yarmouth
William
Tate
Archangel
Armstrong
Naive
Zephyr
Forster
Petersburg
Maria
Walter
Liverpool
Lis
Hodgson
Virginia
Skeletan
Johnson
Oiliverpool
Conning
St. Vincents
Nancy
Stari
Freon Dominica
Londonderry
Clara
Cummings
Petersourg
Shaw
Thetis
Edmonds
Hore
Margate
Wind
W.N
Avra
Pemterion
Cyclops
Esdeavour
Perry
St. John's
Ehenix
Baker
Jake Tenerifie
Sparrow
Clark
South Seas
Britansia
Berbick
Jamaica
Jonas
Brown
Barcelona
Acorn
Preston
Falmouth
Balmer
Coles
Maizca
Mary
M*kenezie
Maryland
Swift India
George Poore
Fig
Portsmouth
Naomi Collins
Daniel Collins
Egypt
Cowes
Momentous Notices From Mile-End and Hampstead
Fragmentary obituary notices list John Marr of Mile-End and Mrs Patrick of New Broad Street Hampstead. Also Mrs Crab of Southampton Row Bloomsbury and Mrs Lane of Jerry vidge in Yorkshire, reportedly succumbing after a lingering illness. funeral details to follow. sum of £14 referenced.
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D.hursday
Mile-End
John Marr
Hampstead
Patrick
New’ Broad- Brect
Crab
Southampton-row
Bloomsbury
Jerry Vidge
Yorkshire
Lane Ac Wareal Pheapecay Josph Turten
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Mertsy
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Bastile
Voltaire
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Palais Royale
Faubourg St. Germaine
Monsieur
de Conner
D’ Arnandat
Himelf
Ttsvas
M. Regnault
Sunda
M. Dupert
M. Dante
Tapis
Damien
NEIPS
Holland
Flanders
Dublin
Waterford
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