War prep hints from scattered dispatches across Europe
A sprawling, unnamed 18th century montage reports marching orders and strategic moves. It cites Prince Hohenlohe, Field-Marshal Laudohn, Croat contingents, and Hungarian grenadiers near Moravia, with expectations of a Prussian conflict by early May. Also covered are Berlin garrison shifts, Danes and Holstein maneuvers, and Ottoman-Divan alignments, plus debt debates and a St Helena mutiny note.
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Hohenlohe
Bohemia
Laudohn
Baden
Lower Austria
Hungary
Moravia
Wischau
Silesia
Poland
Prussia
Berlin
Duke of
Brunswick
Count of
Anhalt
Prusia
Holstein
Denmark
Russia
Pernice
Constantinople
Pate
Divanad
Cleves
Hainault
Brabant
Flanders
House of Austria
Djur Gglow al Pacha
Bender
Rufsians
Cafab- Bachi
Ismail Pacha
Tenedos
Bruffls
Luxemsbourg
Beauraing
Ng Brusels
Congress
van der Mersch
Namur
Windsor Riots Prompt Guard Action in Reading Gaol
Civil authorities curb Windsor unrest as a private from the 17th regiment is arrested under Mayor’s warrant after a lengthy inquiry. He is committed for trial at Reading gaol at the next assizes.
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Windsor-Castle
Windsor
Reading
Theatre Royal
Drury
Prince of Wales hosts gala in Bruton Street supper party
Saturday evening at Bruton street Mr Sheridan entertained with a supper attended by the Prince of Wales the Duchess of Portland Mrs Fitzherbert and others. Afterward the Prince joined in glees with Mrs Sheridan Harrison Knyvett Sale and others. A War Office notice reported a Prussian cabinet determination that may amount to a declaration of war and suspended spring troop reviews.
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Sir Francis Brake
Rose East Indiaman
Shore
Supreme Council
Burbridge
Bengal
Lord Cornwallis
England
Rose
Chacer
St. Helena
General Post Office
Dashwood
Yescombe
Profesius
Geo. Ramsay
Aisrac
Geogge Ramsay
Lord Salton
Murray
Portsmouth
Chichester
Blue Anchor Inn
Prescot
Gibraltar Row
St. George’s Fields
Walworth
St. Saviour’s
Newgate
Stephano Apologio
Antonio Murrini
Jacintho Farraro
Belgie
Thonas Masters
Surgeons Hall
Old Bailey
Low
Sheridan
Bruton-street
Prince of Wales
Duchess of Portland
Fitzherbert
War Office
War-office
Loxs SnHogTine Guns Sold At Mellors Factory
Advertises Mex Loxs SnHogTine guns and TwistE$-BaR RELS with bored pli for long range shooting. Claims ability to kill birds at distance with reduced recoil. Mentions demonstrations near Whitechapel Turnpike London and bore repairs available for two guineas, post-paid letters only.
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Pérfon
Mellor
Whitechapel
London
Debates on Religion in the National Assembly
The Assembly clash over declaring Roman Catholicism as the national religion. Gerles and others push the motion. Lameth objects. Prolonged tumult leads to adjournment. Guards doubled amid public interest. Lafayette defends the Assembly and assures support for its decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerles
Biblp
Clermont
M. Charles de Lameth
Mentier
Suesday
Ntional
National Assembly
Bouchotte
Duke de Rochefoucault
M. Foxcault
Marquis de la Fayette
Temple of Liberty
Fictitious votes in Scotland case appeals to Lords
In London on April 9 the House of Lords heard Sir William Forbes and other freeholders of Aberdeen in the appeal against Sir John Macpherson concerning fictitious votes in county elections. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Loughborough favored the appellants, reversing the Seaforth decree and returning the case to examine Macpherson on the points raised by the appellants. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawapay
Court of Sefiony
William Forbes
Aberdeen
John Macpherson
Scotland
Lord Loughborough
Court of Seffen
Bck
Forth and Clyde Navigation bill passes Commons
The House of Commons read a third time and passed the Forth and Clyde Navigation bill. Mr Gamen gave notice to move for leave to bring in a bill to explain and amend, and Mr Wilderforce announced a motion for attendance of certain princes in a Committee of the Whole House on Friday regarding the Slave Trade.
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Gamen
Wilderforce
Prineflys
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Mark
France
Holland
Vienna
Prouffin
Battereve
Magdebourg
Stettin
Conigsberg
de Eben
Hussars
Hertzberg
Mullendorf
Potzdam
Frederick of Brunswick
Commissioners of Excise
Thomas Dixon
Richard
Mof Ae Ea Mago
Mery Chandler
George Cook
Joseph Stevens
Thomas Parker
Sophia Gutton
Guanard Vellon
James Daghigny
Charles Fry
Lincoln’s Inn
Miss Elrington
Jamaica
Joseph Wilkinson
Coleman-street
Pearce
Joseph Parkinson
Newington
St. Ann’s
Soho
James Lawder
J. Youlls
Great Queenstreet
Edinburgh
William Elliott
Eliott
Stobbs, Bart
Miss Ruffell
John Ruffell
Gray’s Inn ‘Lane
Pingo
Thomas Pingo
His Majesty’s Mint
Evelyn
Jamies Evelyn
Felbridge
Surrey
Maria Bouverie
Bartholomew Bouverie
William Hamilton
His Majesty’s Navy
Bristol
Pirmasons
Lewis
Landgrave of
Hesse- Darmstadt
Country-News
C. Dilly
Poulery
Sultan
Seraglio
Trusler
Trusl
R. Baldwin
Trader
Kent
Hate
White and Son
Fleze-street
Baldwin
Patertiofer-raw
Johnson
St. Paul's
Rome
Eife
Caglios
Frances Argt
Estep
Mecca
Sicily
Ares Madame la Morte
Lord George Gordo Chevalier Aquino
Cardinal de Rada Mademoiselle
Count de Vargennes
Olivia
Mr. Loutherbourg
Margie de
Hi Dy Symonds
Paternofter
Jackson
Miller Priddie
Mas. Loutherbau
Sieur Launnay
O'Reilly
Howarth Cowntellor
Miss Taylor
Swinton
Ginerit Eventna
Pakistan Intelligence
National
Assembly
House of Lords
D Commons
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