Revolutionary Society Of England Sets Speech At Assembly
Saturday July 31 report notes Dr Price’s speech in the Revolution Society of England praising justice and liberty and inviting France to unite with mankind. Members debate printing and further reading while laments of tyranny echo as fleets move. Insurrection in Lyons is quelled and Cardinal de Rohan is summoned to answer before the Assembly.
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Price
Revolution Society of England
Friends of Mankind
M. Populous
M. Dafreile
England
M. Charles de Lymeth
Friends of Liberty
Revolution Society of
France
Friends
Fregdinjen
M. Regbell
M. Dufreile
Revolution
M. Dupont
M. Lameth
Revolution Society
National Assembly
National Assembly of
Price Shuld
Lyons
M. Chafot
M. Cardinal de Rohan
Rhine
Dupont
Great-Britain
Spain
Bank of England
Society of
Shadrach
Mefbach
Kednego
Madrid dispatches and Cadiz ship preparations reported
Madrid July 13 dispatches note orders to Cadiz for our ships to sail following news of the English squadron departure. Ten more ships are to be equipped and the regiment of Cantabria embarked on two ships, a frigate, and a hulk bound for Porto Rico with ammunition aboard.
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Madrid
Cadiz
Cantabria
6Th Inf
Porto Rico
France
Secretary Nomberéry Plan Cited By Regency Officers
A fragment notes a plan proposed by the regency directing officers to act with greater order and privacy under a specified place. The reference names Secretary and Nomberéry among the officers.
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Nomberéry
Rumors of Spain Accord and Nordic Wars Reach London
In ministerial circles an accommodation with Spain is thought likely and letters from Sweden to Holland and Hamburgh claim the Ruffman galley fleet under the Prince of Nassau was destroyed by Swedes led by the King, with 4000 men captured and 0 vessels. Proposals urge Austria to return Turkish spoils, Poland to drop Galicia claims, and Dantzick and Thorn to be ceded. The Pope’s realms are rumored to face further disruption as liberty spreads from Rome.
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Spain
Sweden
Holland
Berlin
Vienna
Prussia
Austria
Poland
Galicia
Dantzick, Thorn
Marquis de Luchesini
Kalkreath
Hackney Church
Hundlebee
Crown-strees
Moorfields
Jones
Gretna-green
Rankin
Dockyard
Victualling Office
Cooperage, &c. &c
Daphne
Kinneir
Morlaix
France
Brest
Portmouth
Havannah
Theatrical Intelligence Evening Showings Aboard
Yesterday a quarter hour before dinner Inkle and Yaricy and Thimble's Flight from the shopboard. This evening The Comet The Citizen and The Agreeable Livprize perform.
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Frankfort
Italy
Leopold
Grand Duchy of Tuscany
Ferdinende
Francis
Grand Duchy
PEG
Affem- Blah Az
Earl of Weymeath
George Lord Viscount Lewithan
Arthur Kaye
Woodfome
Yorkshire
Bart
Brownlow
Winchester
Anne
Lewis Watson
Earl of
Bockingham
Durham
Lawfeld
Lord Ligonier
Francis Aude
Ligonier
Aude
Lewis XV
Committeé of ‘Pensions
Rome
Pasquin
Meira-house
Bache
Lord Raw
Old Courtenay
Lord Courtenay
Jekyll
Carberry
London
Exeter
Baron de Wenzel
Sarkville-street
Piccadilly
Deal
Brinkley
Virginia
Fanny
Roberts
Chester
Princess Mary
Howard
Dublin
Downs
Adventure
Roebuck
Pomona
Triton
Falkenbourg
Norway
Charlotte
Smeaton
Quiiin
Ang Vron Gette
Fhrette
Groningen
Oude
New
Exchequer Wills
India
ESS
Ashmore and Co
King-Street
Cheapside
Richard Buxton
Ward
Miarchey
Macclesfield
Essex
Russell
Guzat-Swligg
Little-Saling
Stebbing
Shalford
Weathesfeld
Raine
Bocking
Dunmow
Rumford
Chemsford
Saracen
Excise
Ciél
Chetter
Cambridge
Saffon-Walden
Ludgate-Areet
Southwark
Reiggte
Surrey
John Clerk
Eldin
Society of Scottish Antiquaries
Royal Ed of
Edinburgh
T. Cadell
Strand
MN Naasekta
Eaahnika
Tanea Graeca
Ad Urum Academica Jnventutis Secommodata
FTOM
II Complextens Excerpta
J. Murray
Fleet-Street
Dickfonald Bell
Bradfute
Vale
W. Lisle Bowles
Bath
R. Crudweil
C. Dilly
T. Becket
Pall-Mall
T. Hookhim
New Bonde & Eet
J. Johnson
St. Maur's Church-yard
Condon
John Howard
the Observer
Mr. Cumberland
Thomas “Shapter
Barley
Vauxhall
J Linley
G. Goulding
James Strest
Covent Garden
Yorick
Davy Jones
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