Paris News Roundup: French Finance and Bastille Echoes
In Paris postscript, plans limit Foreign Affairs expenses to 6.7 million livres this year and 6.2 million next, with secret service excluded. Discussions reference demarcation work with Spain and the Bastille’s demolition as a public rite, while pensions and government spending spark debate among deputies and commentators. The piece notes travels of Fitzgerald and Fontenoy to Madrid, arrests over leaked remarks about Count Artois, and pension figures for various offices, alongside grim fates at the Place de Grève and notable shifts in local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.le Brun
Department For Foreign Affairs
Department of Foreign Affairs
France
Spain
Pyrenées
Mirabear
Tech Assembly
Itoi
Capole
Baltile
National Assembly
M. Dufaulx
Juvenal
French Academy
Sons of Industry
Bastille
Lyons
M. Pitra
Hotel de Ville
Claudius
Senate
M. Fitzgerald
Paris
al. de Fontenoy
M. Canarries
Anancier
Bank of St. Caartes
Madrid
M. Firageicid Wes
Duke de Crillon-Mahon’s
Count d’Isranda
F—d
Count Artois
Count de Florida Blanca
M. de la Vauguyon
M. Siecker
Commons
Burgundy
Prince de Condé
M. le Noir
Duke of
Praslin
Mile Dangeville
Toyo ‘Brothers
Agasle
Caiffe d’Escompt
St. Andre Des Arcs
la Rive
Ile Chevalier Bayard
Marquis de la Fayette
M. Foulon
Moufines
Moff. de Marnefis d’Eprefmenil
Lally Tofendal
Scioto Company
Virginia
Siscel de Ville
Rige la Payette
Elysian Fields
Scioto
Ohio
National Assembly reports progress on rights for Jews in Bourdeaux
The Assembly notes rapid division reforms and a decree granting Bourdeaux Jews full citizen rights. Some youths protested at a comedy, but audiences and merchants united to support the decrees. A large meeting pledged to uphold equal rights, fostering public harmony in Bourdeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontainbleau
Bourdeaux
M. Garnt
Rumors of Imperial Death Stir London Society
London circles discuss an express from Germany about the emperor's death or survival, a Sunday Cabinet Council, and mixed reports on the Empress of Russia. The article notes Hungarian petitions, war rumors from Copenhagen, and a busy Hyde Park scene with royals and nobles, alongside political impeachments and market price lists.
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Tewae
Weil
Germany
Sue Larperor
Whiteia
Duke of Leeds
Ti. Pitt
Duke of Richmond
Lord Charester
Great- Ormond-street
Barh
Hungary
Copenhagen
Andalusia
Cornwallis
Earl of Chatham
Duke of Devonshire
Piccadilly
Brussels
Dublin
Viscount Clonmell
Council of Ireland
King’s Bench
Arthur Wolfe
London
House of Commons
Warren Hastings
House of Peers
Westminster-hall
Anstruther
Peter Burrel
Westminster Hall
Jamaica
Clark
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
Duchess of Cumberland
Mrs. Fitzherbert
Duchess of Rutland
Dukes of Bedford
Devonshire
Duke of Orleans
Lord Barrymore
John ‘Lownshend
Francis Molyneix
Hervey Aiten
Coke
Derby
Bes
Joshhua Revsonts
Royal Academy
Wrett
Ivelme
Lord Westmorland
Symes
Charing-cross
Bear Key
Smith
Marriages and deaths reported in Brighthelmstone era notes
Records list multiple marriages in Brighthelmstone and Bath with names and affiliations, plus a Derby death of Mrs Sufanny Mortyn aged 96 and lineage notes. A scattered obituary fragment references James Parley of the 16th regiment and other dated notices, then shipping arrivals and departures including vessels from Boston Youghall Nant Nancy Rotterdam Ostend and Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighthelmstone
Robert Whitehead
Queen’s College, Oxford
de Puffow
Tunbridge
Samuel Barber
Bishopsgate-street
Miss Evil
Bath
Derby
Sufanny, Mortyn
William Mortyn
Bangor
Roger Mortyn
Watts Horton
Kitchen
James Parley
16Th
Regiment of Foot
Robert Pai
North Amerey
de Verchild
Walker
Bourdeaux
Gray
Prince
Orang Tullock
Dunkirk
Dispatch
Rer
Ostend
Sally
Spalding
Charante
Theatrical Listings at Drury Lane and Covent Garden
Theater notices list yesterday and tonight at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Plays include A Trip to Scarborough The Pannel The Haunted Tower and The Citizen. Also King Lear The Deserter and The Highland Reel with Harlequin's Chaplet.
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Theatercat Intelligence
Drury Lane
Scarborough
Covent Garden
Harlequin
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Postscript
General Evenine
Parisian Intelligence
Fee
Presbourg
Vienna
Church of England
J. F. and
C. Rivington
St. Pau's Churchyard
Mewcastley
W. Charnley
R. Fisher
Hodson
T. Longman
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
Oxford
J. Fletcher
Messrs. Riving
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Price
St. Phillip’s Church
Birmingham
Dr. Price
George Croft
University Collegy
Earl of Elgin
R. Baldwin
Patestofter
Boolkiellers
Cambridge
Yeans
de. Horsley
St. David's
Barnard
Dr. Knowles
Mr. Hawkins
Jos. Priestley
LL. D.F.R.S
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Elevn
Rooke
Ac Hertford
Carter
Moorfields
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