Royal assent for Yorks marriage amid political gloom
A dated recap notes Lord Grenville and ministers in London and Downing Street. It reports a Dutch ambassador voyage to Sevenoaks with Lord Grenville, a thinly attended India House quarterly general court, and MPs debating finances amid heavy deficits. It covers Warren’s Bath visit, Queen Frederica, misrule of parishes, and reforms. It mentions Lord Lonspate’s warship timber, Fox’s India Company critique, and a Hampshire accident. It ends with game law debate and a Leaden Hall Market murder inquests.
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Lord Grenville
Whitehall
Berlin
Duke of York
Fredrrica of
Brussia
Ampassador
Lord Ondow
Epucnn Burke
Pitt
Downingtreet
National Assembly
Bervisa
Dottor Warren
Bath
Duchess of Devonsweet
Difscannon
Lonspare
Noxenty
Nedely
Milnes 10
Jervorse Crarke
Jervote, Jr
Stanstead
Hampshire
Ovany
Leaden Hall Market
Insurrection fears spread from Arles as counter revolts rise
Paris dispatches report a counter revolution in Arles with aristocrats and priests defying the Constitution. National Guards march, towns fear revolt as presses and clergy confront authorities. Officials urge calm while authorities debate decrees on mulatto policy and public loyalty.
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Arles
Ardes
Gooo
Hous
Drd
Villefort
Didri
Alais
Nimes
Lifes
Sain Epi
French diplomatic shifts and court intrigues in Rome and Paris
The dide Maury travels to Rome reportedly to assist the Pope amid dilemmas. Debtor Ledger and a theatre owner face debts and arrests. Two Swiss soldiers convicted of attempted robbery of Assignats are banished from France and Switzerland. Ambassador resignations include de Ferree and likely de Mentucrin, with possible changes in foreign affairs leadership and plans to appoint a new envoy at Constantinople.
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Dide Maury
Rome
Dilemmna
Iedemontelle Doin
Belon Szing
Leder
Gurharnag
Avery
France
Stuttzerland
I de Ferree
Soleure
M. de Talleprand
Naples
M. de Mentucrin
Department For Foreign Affairs
M. de Chojeul Gouffer
Constantinople
M. desMontmorin
National Assembly Rejects Widow's Legacy and Reforms Arm Trade
The Assembly refused a widow’s legacy meant to defraud her heirs while allocating 100000 livres to priests for prayers. Entregots were expanded across the kingdom and arms exports liberalized excluding ammunition and coinage craft. Debates covered Comtat and Phy districts, electors to choose three deputies, and immediate application of French law in new territories. A report from Algair links Arles disturbances to a broader southern revolt against the new constitution.
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J Law
M. Amrsov
Comtat
Pepaties
Aycee
Court Martial Sought and Treasury Powers Expanded in Colonial Debates
September session records reveal orders to transport ammunition to troops, appoint a Court Martial for Mr. Worefen’s rank dispute, and designate a Paymaster General to manage war and marine expenses. Debates over colonial laws, executive power, and liberties for colonials lead to measures asserting Parliament’s exclusive right to external affairs and the right to remonstrate, with provisional execution under governors until royal approval.
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Trostiers
Rutle
Worefen
Regiment of
Fere
M. Bobeaieents
Colonial Committee
M. Gexy
M. Ger
M. Nederspierre
Assembly notice and frontier defense discussion
On September 25 the Assembly announced a fatting for the 30th but forgot to inform that the succere would be infisifed the next day. Dr Camus’s action inserted this emission into the August verdict. RM. Duzortis presented a memorandum on frontier state and defense measures. It aimed to provide event fitisation.
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Camus
RM. Duzortis
Fragmentary 18th Century Assembly Debate Report
The text records motions and reports from a legislative body. It notes a mission account praised and ordered for printing, a request to grant furlough for six months denied, and a plan of education by Aurun set for ratification by the Assembly but deferred to the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Denis
Department of the Orth
M. Dupote
Chester
Aurun
French Acceptance of New Constitution Aims to Spark Widespread Resistance
Amid reports of famine and financial ruin, European monarchies fear the French constitutional shift. Protests erupt in Arles and southern provinces as levies and suspicions rise. A boy tied to forgery of assignats is being sent to France for trial, while Lord Mayor probes the affair. The piece also notes marriage regulation acts impacting royal lineage and a series of prison incidents including two capital convicts found in distress in Lancaster.
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Cof Arles
Europe
Mansion House
Burey
France
M. Barthelemy
Pete
Avag
Berlin
Duke of York
George II
Privy Council
Newcallie
Duke
Shrewsbury
Chapel- House
Oxhorashire
Lancastery
James Vurns
Convics
Robert Davis
Convisty
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Paris
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Marine Department
M.de la Fayette
National Guards
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Cxoigeur
Damas
Guizzly
Terrasse
Tissonet
Orleans
Louis XV
Louis XVI
Ajoutaorency
Rowfeau
Rhone
Aix
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Algair
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