Counter-revolution Flares in Brabant and Flanders
Foreign intelligence reports a flood of insurgents arriving at the gates, disarmed and compelled to move on. General Schoenfeld arrived November 16 and plans to stay, after earlier arrest near Mons by peasants. States of Hainault ordered release. Major-General Khoefer withdrew to Mons with 6000 troops and 72 cannons but was forced to Brussels by the States. Flanders offers asylum to wounded Maimed fighters in convents, assigning each community a quota.
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Azs
Brabant
Flanders
Opposte
Schoenfeld
Mons
Hainault
Namur
Brussels
Khoefer
Bedes
Austrian
Royal Levee and Court News At St James's Windsor
London dispatches report the King’s Levee at St James's with private audiences to Mr Pitt and the Duke of Leeds and his return to Windsor. Also noted are arrivals from Madeira to Jamaica, and French revolutionary unrest with civic oaths and fears of counter revolution, plus outlines of the 1793 Convention ratification.
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Queen’s Lodge
Windsor
St. James’s
Pitt
Duke of Leeds
Windsor Lodge
Charles H. Fraser
Spain
Whitehall
Earl of Fife
Llandaff
H. Parker
A General Peace Accord for the Belgick Provinces
The document outlines a comprehensive peace settlement restoring constitutional privileges to the Belgick Provinces, offering amnesty for past troubles, and defining mutual obligations among the Emperor, mediating powers, and allied states. It details ecclesiastical, educational, judicial, and tax provisions, limits on standing armies, and procedures for dispute resolution. The agreement is accompanied by a Port Jackin letter from 1799 and notices including a brief obituary and other items.
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Imperial Minster
Charles VI
Maria Theresa II
Reichenbach
Hague
Aiops
Maria Theresa
Luxembourg
University of
Louvain
Belgic
Llis
Chamber of Accounts
Obituary Note on a Distinguished Scientist Laureate
The passage honors a scholar described as President of the Academy of Rap and Sciences and Fellow of the Royal Societies in London and Dublin. It notes his ties to the Society of Arts, his role as a donor of law at Edinburgh and Cambridge, and his wide influence on literature and science across Europe and America.
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James Bowovein
Lily
New-England
Bowdoin
Harvard College
Boston
Council
Barnard and
Gage
Commonwealth
Dief
Acadet of Rap
Royal Societies of London
Dabhin
Society of Arts
Borinan
Europe
America
Lawst
Edinburgh
Cambrigee
Nobility Informed Of Bond Transfer Amid Fine Furnishings
Ben departs to inform the Nobility and Gentry that he is removed from his old Snap to Ms. Sgy in a refined Screwe on Litt. Broox Street. The new residence offers an AMPartment of gentlemen and children’s dress, with muff and tippet styles, on the first floor laid out for a single gentleman.
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Ben
Publicia
Sgy
Litt
Broox Street
Childress
A &Rt
James
Barrington
M. Smith
Fleet-street
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Naturday
Foreign Intelligence
Vacrenciennes
London
Cornish
Madeira
Jamaica
Barbadoes
National Assembly
M. Mirabeau
Lyons
Great Jeneth
M. de la Fayette
M. Barnave
France
Germany
Sardinia
Great-Britain
Prussia
Holland
Port Jackin
New South Highs
Batavia
Sirius
Sandwich
Spicely
John Spranger
Synond’s Inn
Chincery-Lane
Dolgslly
County of Merioneth
Jane Carey
Joan Lawdon
John Lawdon
Fairburn
Led
County of
York
Fairburs
George Stratton
Aghis Royal
CheapGas
The
Poultry
Cornhill
Eat
West India Service
Ermons
John Hewlett
Magdalen College, Cambridge
J. F
C. Rivington
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Church-yards
C. Dilly
Indies
M. Gailand
Royal Academy
Paris
Paterno
Ter
Bruce
Brucee
Gondar
Shum
Prisit
Nile
Flis
Sequaar
Abysinia
James Bruce
Esginto
Abyssix Nia
Samuel Shaw
H. D. Symonds
Mr. Bruce
Shaw
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