Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops Promote Public Attention
A pamphlet touts Spilsbury's Antiscorbatic Drops as highly efficacious with numerous endorsements from respectable individuals. It highlights Extrabity Neviny, s aged ten, cured of scurvy after 12 to 14 bottles, claiming she is now near 75 and symptom free. The drops are sold at Soho Square Dispensary and by patent medicine sellers nationwide.
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Cracnap
s-Chelmsford
Spilsbury’s- Antiscorbutic
Nevinly
Thomas Newvillé
Colchester
Essex
Spilsbury
Colchefter
Soho Square
Cure of hydrops advertised by Luxmoore in Holborn
Described patients of both sexes aged 25 and up report relief after treatment by Mr. Luxmoore of Southampton Buildings Holborn London once surgeon at Uxbridge. Address to Hydropic Patients 2nd Edition with testimonials and consultations available Tuesdays and Fridays before noon.
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Luxmoore
Southampton
Holborn
London
Uxburge
Murray, &c. Wo
Fleet-street
N. B
France in 1799 Directory edicts and morale rampage
The Executive Directory calls citizens to loyalty, orders theatres closed, punishes royalist sentiment, and seals the Republics resolve amid martial campaigns. Duvertre’s escort tale, Paganyl named foreign secretary, and German circles seek Emperor’s aid for constitutional peace.
Baudin Report Rejects Private Letters Opening
Baudin presented a report from the Committee on the 16th Fruc tidor resolution concerning opening private correspondence by letters. He argued inviability of letters cannot exist in the current state of affairs. The Council rejected the resolution.
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Baudin
Festival of Moderation contemplated for September 4
The Council debates a festival to commemorate September 4 and to memorialize the Revolution’s memory. Boulay de la Meurthe argues the events require no monument, urging reason to decide their place in Republic history and to preserve harmony between powers.
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Boulay
de la Meurthe
Republic
Lay
Paris Minister Lam breftht named justice chief in France
France reports Citizen Lam breftht is appointed Minister of Justice, former Dotter and professor at the University of Leuven, now Commissary of the Executive Power to the central Department of d. Dyle. His nomination aims to bind Belgic citizens closer to the French Republic. A new eight million livre levy is imposed on Milanese inhabitants to fund French armies. General Lemoine takes command of the 17th Military Division replacing a dugerean. The Directory orders the conscription of youths. arrests occur in the Palais Royal. Rumors of Richegru and others escaping are contradicted. transportees leave Tours at 5 am.
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Paris
Lambreftht
University of Lowvain
D. Dyle
Lemoine
Palais Royal
Richegru
Wiltot
Tours
Pichegru
Barbe Marbois
Eafond Ladebat
Trongon du Coudray
Blois
Fournal Grea
Nantes
L’orient
Musillach
Vannes
Bourdeaux
Orleans
Courier de Europe
Annales Politiques
Sorin
General Police
Citizen Ministers Urged to Purge Morals in Offices
A concluding letter from the Executive Directory to the Seven Ministers on the first Complimentary Day September 17 directs exact audits of citizens employed in each department. It orders expulsion of those failing in morals or civility and their replacement by citizens with proven patriotism and ability. Only the title Citizen is to be used in all offices.
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Europe
Italy
Ion
Republic
Sambre
Meuse
France
Buonaparts
Executive Directory
Directory
Police
Cate
Negle
Executive’ Directory
Duvertre
Rochefort
Poitiers
Paris
Paganyl
Germany
Russia
Army of Italy Buonaparte Proclaims for 8th Division
Army of Italy commander Buonaparte writes to soldiers and citizens of the 8th Military Division urging loyalty to the Republic, condemning reaction and demanding the enforcement of laws. He appeals to generals, officers, and administrators to protect the Republic and punish those who aid Louis XVIII and reactions. The note is signed by the general.
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Buonaparte
Army OF
Italy
Toulon
Louis XVIII
Fruéticor and Vendemiaire Inaugurate New Era
A fragmented report celebrates Heap QuanTERS and Passersauds at the 26th Fruéticor while BUONAPARTE stands as Commander in Chief. The text marks the first Vendemiaire epoch as a milestone dear to collective memory.
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Heap Quanters
Passersauds
Fruéticor
Paris Papers Report Cologne Proclaims Independence
From the Paris papers, Cologne yesterday at noon declared its independence. The ceremony was attended by civil and military authorities and included the Tree of Liberty planting in a public square, with martial music and church bells ringing.
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Cologne
Adina Deputies Seek Freedom Amid Tax Demand
From Milan March 8 the people of Adina, unable to pay a French military contribution, sent Deputies to Luonaparte. The General urged selling Church property to cover the levy, sparking debate on sale legitimacy and administration. Buonaparte assures freedom, hinting at continued hostilities with Austria if Vienna presses claims.
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Milan
Adina
Luonaparte
Buomaparte
Venice
Austria
Cabinet of
Vienna
Reveilliere-Lepeaux
Thomas Paine
Friends of Liberty
Cisalpine Republic
Th’y
Caleppio
Bergamo
Spain
Gianatzi
Mognani
Tuscany
Our Republic
Milans
General Bionaparte's Visit to the Milan Directory
Ava Ferrara reports that General Bionaparte met the Milan Directory to discuss his mission and advocate for national interests. The Directory expressed satisfaction with his assurances, though no explicit pledge to end the war was noted. Mantua and Brescia are expected to become part of the Cisalpine Republic, and Venice may join by popular wish.
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Bionaparte
Adina
Milan
Brefs Fanno
Mantua
Venice
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Council OF Five Hundred
Facomin
Mila
Jeter
Guinaud
Marseilles
Army OF Italy
Soupiers
Paris Papers
Brussells Papers
Ferrara
Ava
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